Course, onward movement, esp. of a celestial object; (also) rapid movement, running, esp. of a person.

The course or direction followed by something. Obsolete. rare.

The course along which a person or thing moves or passes; an imaginary line representing this.

The course or path described by the actual motion of a person, animal, or object; the route or line along which something moves. Usually with…

The way or path which anything takes; course, road; esp. in to take one's trace, to make one's way, take one's course, proceed. Obsolete.

The line along which anything runs or travels; the path or way taken by a moving body, a flowing stream, etc.

The line along which anything runs or travels; the path or way taken by a moving body, a flowing stream, etc.

The course, line, or path taken by a person or a moving body. Also figurative. Obsolete.

Movement, flow; a course, passage, or path to or into something. Also in extended use. Obsolete.

Direction, course. Obsolete.

transferred. Any course taken or direction followed; spec. (in making a mine), the line along which the gallery is carried. Obsolete.

A line of travel, passage, or motion; the actual course or route followed (which need not be any beaten or visible path, or leave any traces, as…

figurative and in figurative context.

transferred. The course over which any person or thing passes; road, path way. Obsolete.

The particular course or line pursued by any moving body, as defined by the part or region of space, point of the compass, or other fixed or known…

Running by, course, current.

A direction, esp. one of two opposite directions.

A bearing, course, direction; frequently with take. Also: a measurement taken from a mark (rare). Chiefly in plural (occasionally with singular…

Originally Nautical. The direction in which something (as a ship, aeroplane, compass, etc.) is pointing or moving, typically expressed relative to a…