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noun

1. The action of running
2. Race
3. Physical condition for running
4. Management, care

adjective

1. Cursive, flowing
2. Fluid, runny
3. Incessant, continuous

   "a running battle"

4. Made during the course of a process or activity

   "a running commentary on the game"

5. Measured in a straight line

   "cost of lumber per running foot"

6. Initiated or performed while running or with a running start

   "a running catch"

7. Of, relating to, or being a football play in which the ball is advanced by running rather than by passing

   "their running game was off"

8. Designed for use by runners

   "a running track"

9. Fitted or trained for running rather than walking, trotting, or jumping

   "a running horse"

adverb

1. In succession consecutively

   "three days running"

verb

1. To go faster than a walk
2. To move at a fast gallop
3. Flee, retreat, escape

   "dropped the gun and ran"

4. To utilize a running play on offense
5. To go without restraint move freely about at will

   "let chickens run loose"

6. To keep company consort

   "a ram running with ewes"

7. To sail before the wind in distinction from reaching or sailing close-hauled
8. Roam, rove

   "running about with no overcoat"

9. To go rapidly or hurriedly hasten

   "run and fetch the doctor"

10. To go in urgency or distress resort

    "runs to mother at every little difficulty"

11. To make a quick, easy, or casual trip or visit

    "ran over to borrow some sugar"

12. To contend in a race
13. To enter into an election contest

    "will run for mayor"

14. To move on or as if on wheels glide

    "file drawers running on ball bearings"

15. To roll forward rapidly or freely
16. To pass or slide freely

    "a rope runs through the pulley"

17. To ravel lengthwise

    "stockings guaranteed not to run"

18. To sing or play a musical passage quickly

    "run up the scale"

19. To go back and forth ply

    "the train runs between New York and Washington"

20. To migrate or move in considerable numbers
21. Turn, rotate

    "a swiftly running grindstone"

22. Function, operate

    "the engine runs on gasoline"

23. To accompany as a valid obligation or right

    "a right-of-way that runs with the land"

24. To continue to accrue or become payable

    "interest on the loan runs from July 1"

25. To pass from one state to another

    "run into debt"

26. To flow rapidly or under pressure
27. Melt, fuse
28. Spread, dissolve

    "colors guaranteed not to run"

29. To discharge liquid (such as pus or serum)

    "a running sore"

30. To develop rapidly in some specific direction
31. To tend to produce or develop a specified quality or feature

    "they run to big noses in that family"

32. To lie in or take a certain direction

    "the boundary line runs east"

33. To lie or extend in relation to something
34. To go back reach
35. To occur persistently

    "musical talent runs in the family"

36. To exist or occur in a continuous range of variation

    "shades run from white to dark gray"

37. To spread or pass quickly from point to point

    "chills ran up her spine"

38. To be current circulate

    "speculation ran rife"

39. To cause (an animal) to go rapidly ride or drive fast
40. To bring to a specified condition by or as if by running

    "ran himself to death"

41. To go in pursuit of hunt, chase

    "dogs that run deer"

42. To follow the trail of backward trace

    "ran the rumor to its source"

43. To enter, register, or enroll as a contestant in a race
44. To put forward as a candidate for office
45. To carry (the football) on a running play
46. To drive (livestock) especially to a grazing place
47. To provide pasturage for (livestock)
48. To keep or maintain (livestock) on or as if on pasturage
49. To accomplish or perform by or as if by running

    "ran a great race"

50. To slip or go through or past

    "run a blockade"

51. To travel on in a boat

    "run the rapids"

52. To cause to penetrate or enter thrust

    "ran a splinter into her toe"

53. Stitch
54. To cause to pass lead

    "run a wire in from the antenna"

55. To cause to collide

    "ran his head into a post"

56. Smuggle

    "run guns"

57. To cause to pass lightly or quickly over, along, or into something

    "ran her eye down the list"

58. To cause or allow (a vehicle or a vessel) to go in a specified manner or direction

    "ran the car off the road"

59. Operate

    "run a lathe"

60. To direct the business or activities of manage, conduct

    "run a factory"

61. To employ or supervise in espionage

    "run an agent"

62. To be full of or drenched with

    "streets ran blood"

63. Contain, assay
64. To cause to move or flow in a specified way or into a specified position

    "run cards into a file"

65. To cause to produce a flow (as of water)

    "run the faucet"

66. To melt and cast in a mold

    "run bullets"

67. Treat, process, refine

    "run oil in a still"

68. To make oneself liable to incur

    "ran the risk of discovery"

69. To mark out draw

    "run a contour line on a map"

70. To permit (charges) to accumulate before settling

    "run a tab at the bar"

71. Cost

    "rooms that run $50 a night"

72. To produce by or as if by printing
73. To carry in a printed medium print

    "every newspaper ran the story"

74. To make (a series of counts) without a miss

    "run 19 in an inning in billiards"

75. To lead winning cards of (a suit) successively
76. To alter by addition

    "ran his record to six wins and four losses"

77. To make (a golf ball) roll forward after alighting
78. To eject (a player, coach, or manager) from a game

    "Ron Luciano ran Weaver early in game one of a doubleheader in 1975, and then ran him again during the lineup meeting prior to the start of game two."

noun

1. A football back (such as a halfback or fullback) who carries the ball on running plays

noun

1. A footboard especially at the side of an automobile

noun

1. One who blindly follows someone else's orders lackey

noun

1. The working and carrying parts of a machine (such as a locomotive)
2. The parts of an automobile chassis not used in developing, transmitting, and controlling power

noun

1. Handwriting in which the letters are usually slanted and the words formed without lifting the pen

noun

1. A headline repeated on consecutive pages (as of a book)