cursor /kûrˈsər/

1. One of several (usu flashing) devices appearing on a VDU screen used to indicate position, eg of the next input character, of a correction, etc
2. A sliding part of a measuring instrument

curˈsorary (Shakespeare; other readings curˈsenary, curˈselarie; prob intended for cursitory) adjective (obsolete)

Cursory

cursores /-sōˈrēz, -söˈ/ plural noun

In old classifications, running birds, variously limited

• perpetual check
• perpetual curate
• perpetual curates
• perpetualism
• perpetualisms
• perpetualist
• perpetualists
• perpetualities
• perpetuality
• perpetually
• perpetual motion
• perpetual-motionist
• perpetual-motionists
• perpetuals
• perpetual screw
• perpetual screws
• perpetuance
• perpetuances
• perpetuate
• perpetuated
• perpetuates
• perpetuating
• night-chairs
• night-churr
• night-churrs