coursed
Moved like liquid
Coursed is the past tense of course, meaning to flow or move swiftly: Blood coursed through his veins, Tears coursed down her cheeks.
The word suggests rapid, channeled movement—liquid following a path.
In hunting, to course is to pursue game with hounds by sight rather than scent: They coursed hares across the open field.
Flowed steadily forth
- rushedDone with excessive speed
- surgedIncreased suddenly and forcefully
- gushedFlowed or spoke excessively
- pouredMade liquid flow out
cascaded · flooded · ran · flowed · channeled · swept · raced · torrented
Route for traveling
- routePath from A to B
- trackPath or monitored route
- circuitClosed electrical pathway
- channelPassage for transmission
direction · passage · way · trajectory · journey · navigation · bearing · heading
streamed
Flowed steadily forth
- rushedDone with excessive speed
- surgedIncreased suddenly and forcefully
- gushedFlowed or spoke excessively
poured · cascaded · flooded · ran · flowed · channeled · swept · raced · torrented · spurted
path
Route for traveling
channel · direction · passage · way · trajectory · journey · navigation · bearing · heading · vector
hounds
Dogs bred to track
game · hare · rabbit · greyhound · pack · hunt · field · bloodsport · lure · prey
veins
Blood-return tubes
- bloodBody's oxygen carrier
- adrenalineEmergency response hormone
- throughFrom start to finish
surge · rush · thrill · emotion · energy · excitement · heart · arteries · life · vitality
- of courseExpression of obvious agreement
- crash courseBrief, concentrated instruction
- main coursePrimary dish served
- golf courseFacility for club sport
- obstacle courseRoute requiring climbing, jumping, crawling
- off courseStraying from planned route
course, courses, discourse, coursing, recourse, coursework, discourses, recourses, concourses