the path over which something moves
the direction of travel, esp of an aircraft, usu measured as a clockwise angle from north
a movement or progression in space or time
the course of events
the usual procedure or normal action of something
The law must take its course
a chosen manner of conducting oneself; a plan of action
our wisest course
a series of lessons or lectures relating to a subject
a part of a meal served at one time
a particular medical treatment administered over a designated period
an area of land marked out for a particular sport, e.g. a racecourse or golf course
a row or layer, esp a continuous horizontal layer of brick or masonry throughout a wall
the lowest sail on the masts of a square-rigged vessel
[Middle English via French from Latin cursus, past part. of currere to run]