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Synonym for run [verb]

The synonym run synonymous definition words:
means "transport"
carry, convey, ferry
- conjugate verb run
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run [verb]

means "range"
extend, reach, spread, stretch, encompass, make

run [verb]

means "movement"
hurry, hasten, rush, dash, flee, speed, race, scurry

run [verb]

means "impact"
thrust, drive, force, pierce, stab

run [verb]

means "challenge"
oppose, contend, compete

run [verb]

means "activity"
flow, stream, move, go, pour, flood, proceed, leak, climb, trail, creep, continue, persevere, conduct, manage, carry on, operate, chase, pursue, hunt

run [noun]

means "sequence"
series, course, set, motion, progress, extent, passage

run [noun]

means "property"
standard, average, ordinary, regular

run [noun]

means "nature"
stream, brook, channel, rivulet, rill, runnel, burn, course, track, route, field, way

run [noun]

means "group"
crowd, bevy, flock, gaggle, herd, pack, covey

run [noun]

means "duration"
period, interval, spell
Further results for the word "run"

amount to [verb]

means "total"
come to, number, produce, add up to, run, aggregate
- conjugate verb amount to

arm [noun]

means "nature"
tributary, run
- translate arm

barn-yard [noun]

means "feed yard"
pen, corral, run, lot

barnyard [noun]

means "feed yard"
pen, corral, feed-lot, run, stable yard, lot

brood [noun]

means "breed"
flock, run, class, family, kind, line

brook [noun]

means "stream"
branch, creek, burn, rill, rivulet, run

burn [noun]

means "nature"
brook, rill, rivulet, run, runlet, runnel

canter [verb]

means "stride"
amble, pace, jog, rack, run
- conjugate verb canter

canvass [verb]

means "seek votes"
solicit votes, campaign, lobby, run, electioneer, agitate
- conjugate verb canvass

contend [verb]

means "compete"
vie, run, strive, oppugn, rival
- conjugate verb contend

corral [noun]

means "feed yard"
pen, barn-yard, run, lot
- translate corral

course [verb]

means "activity"
run, career, race, dash
- conjugate verb course

course [noun]

means "nature"
run, passage

crowd [noun]

means "people"
run, masses, rank and file, mob, populace, proletariat

current [noun]

means "stream"
flow, run, course, drift, progress, progression

dissolve [verb]

means "melt"
fuse, liquefy, soften, thaw, run
- conjugate verb dissolve

drive [verb]

means "activity"
make, run, compel, turn, constrain, force
- conjugate verb drive
- translate drive

estuary [noun]

means "inlet"
run

flow [verb]

means "process"
pour, progress, pass, move, run, continue
- conjugate verb flow

function [verb]

means "perform"
act, officiate, go, operate, run, work
- conjugate verb function

gallop [verb]

means "ride at full speed"
run, leap, jump, bound, hurdle
- conjugate verb gallop

go [verb]

means "activity"
work, perform, operate, run
- conjugate verb go
- translate go

hunt [noun]

means "sport"
pursuit, chase, search, run, hunting

hunting [noun]

means "pursuit"
chase, search, run, hunt
- translate hunting

inlet [noun]

means "arm"
run

itinerary [noun]

means "route"
lane, course, channel, lap, orbit, run

lane [noun]

means "nature"
run, passage
- translate lane

market [noun]

means "trade"
traffic, business, demand, run

masses [noun]

means "people"
run, crowd, rank and file, mob, populace, proletariat

mob [noun]

means "people"
run, masses, rank and file, crowd, populace, proletariat

operate [verb]

means "work"
drive, act, behave, handle, run, turn
- conjugate verb operate

pace [noun]

means "stride"
amble, canter, jog, rack, run

populace [noun]

means "people"
run, masses, rank and file, mob, crowd, proletariat

procession [noun]

means "series"
continuation, sequence, string, run, course, order

proletariat [noun]

means "people"
run, masses, rank and file, mob, populace, crowd

pursuit [noun]

means "hunt"
chase, search, run, hunting

rabble [noun]

means "people"
run, masses, rank and file, mob, populace, proletariat

race [verb]

means "activity"
speed, hasten, hurry, hustle, dash, run
- conjugate verb race

range [verb]

means "extend"
run, stretch out, occupy, go, lie
- conjugate verb range
- translate range

rank and file [noun]

means "people"
run, masses, crowd, mob, populace, proletariat

rill [noun]

means "stream"
branch, creek, burn, brook, rivulet, run

river [noun]

means "nature"
stream, flow, run, course, drift, current

rivulet [noun]

means "inlet"
run

runnel [noun]

means "brook"
rill, rivulet, run, runlet, burn, streamlet

rush [verb]

means "activity"
dash, hasten, bolt, charge, run, boil
- conjugate verb rush

scamper [verb]

means "scurry"
race, hasten, hurry, make haste, dash, run
- conjugate verb scamper

scurry [verb]

means "hurry"
run
- conjugate verb scurry

seek votes [verb]

means "canvass"
solicit votes, campaign, lobby, run, electioneer, agitate
- conjugate verb seek votes

shoot [verb]

means "activity"
rush, hasten, hurry, run, dash, dart
- conjugate verb shoot

spill [verb]

means "slop"
splash, drop, squab, spray, flow, run
- conjugate verb spill

spin [noun]

means "movement"
ride, drive, run

sprint [verb]

means "run at top speed"
run, race, zip, dash, tear, rush
- conjugate verb sprint

stair [noun]

means "step"
tread, rung, run, path, way, jog

streak [verb]

means "stripe"
run, mark
- conjugate verb streak

stream [verb]

means "activity"
flow, emit, issue, pour, run
- conjugate verb stream
- translate stream

stream [noun]

means "nature"
waterway, current, river, streamlet, rivulet, run
- translate stream

tide [noun]

means "nature"
stream, flow, run, course, drift, progress

trend [verb]

means "incline"
tend, extend, run, stretch
- conjugate verb trend
- translate trend

use [verb]

means "activity"
work, run, bestow
- conjugate verb use

utilise [verb]

means "employ"
run, bestow
- conjugate verb utilise

utilize [verb]

means "employ"
run, bestow
- conjugate verb utilize

vie [verb]

means "compete"
contend, run, strive, oppugn, rival
- conjugate verb vie

waterway [noun]

means "stream"
current, river, streamlet, rivulet, run, rill

work [verb]

means "activity"
operate, run, manage, control, handle, drive
- conjugate verb work
- translate work

run a vacuum cleaner [verb]

means "vacuum"
dust, clean, sweep, clean house, tidy up
- conjugate verb run a vacuum cleaner

run away [verb]

means "abandon"
fail, defect, forsake, give up, desert, leave
- conjugate verb run away

run into [verb]

means "bump"
jar, jolt, collide with, shove, punch, prod
- conjugate verb run into

run over [verb]

means "fell with a blow"
beat up, flatten, thrash, trample, knock down
- conjugate verb run over

run through [verb]

means "spend"
consume, use up, exhaust, expend, go, terminate, conclude
- conjugate verb run through

run-down [noun]

means "outline"
report, précis, synopsis, summary, abstract, review, recapitulation

run-down [adjective]

means "unhealthy"
burned out, tired, sickly, feeble, frail, weak, fatigued

run-down [adjective]

means "dilapidated"
broken-down, shabby, rickety, crumbling

runaway [noun]

means "fugitive"
delinquent, deserter, truant, law-breaker, defector

runaway [adjective]

means "fleeing"
escaped, fugitive, running away, outlaw, truant, renegade

rundown [noun]

means "outline"
report, précis, synopsis, summary, abstract, review, recapitulation, recap, summation, sketch

rung [noun]

means "grade"
notch, degree, stage, step

runner [noun]

means "person who runs"
courier, messenger, sprinter, racer

runner [noun]

means "long thin thing"
branch, shoot, offshoot

running [adjective]

means "running water"
flowing, gushing, issuing, spouting, rising, spreading
- translate running

runt [noun]

means "small weak animal"
pygmy, outcast, dwarf, weakling

runt [noun]

means "little fellow"
dwarf, midget, homunculus, lilliputian, little guy

abscond [verb]

means "flee"
escape, break, decamp, fly, run away
- conjugate verb abscond

avoidance [noun]

means "fleeing"
running away, retreat, flight

bearer [noun]

means "courier"
express, dispatcher, runner

brook [noun]

means "stream"
runlet

butt [verb]

means "bump with the head"
bump, batter, ram, run into
- conjugate verb butt
- translate butt

canopy [noun]

means "furnishings"
rug, carpet, runner, curtain, cover
- translate canopy

courier [noun]

means "express"
bearer, dispatcher, runner

cover [noun]

means "thing"
rug, carpet, runner, curtain, canopy
- translate cover

decamp [verb]

means "flee"
abscond, break, escape, fly, run away
- conjugate verb decamp

defector [noun]

means "fugitive"
delinquent, deserter, truant, law-breaker, runaway

degree [noun]

means "position"
grade, notch, rung, stage, step

depleted [adjective]

means "exhausted"
running out, out of

desert [verb]

means "activity"
abandon, fail, defect, forsake, give up, run away
- conjugate verb desert

dilapidated [adjective]

means "deteriorated"
run-down, neglected, decayed, unkempt

escape [verb]

means "activity"
flee, abscond, break, decamp, fly, run away
- conjugate verb escape

express [noun]

means "courier"
bearer, dispatcher, runner

farm [verb]

means "activity"
run a farm
- conjugate verb farm

flee [verb]

means "action"
escape, abscond, break, decamp, fly, run away
- conjugate verb flee

flight [noun]

means "action"
fleeing, running away, retreat, avoidance

flowing [adjective]

means "running water"
running, gushing, issuing, spouting, rising, spreading

fluid [adjective]

means "flowing"
gaseous, fluent, liquid, running, watery

fugitive [noun]

means "person fleeing"
refugee, runaway, exile, renegade, derelict, outlaw

go [verb]

means "activity"
spend, consume, use up, exhaust, expend, run through
- conjugate verb go
- translate go

herald [noun]

means "bearer of news"
bearer, messenger, runner, precursor, harbinger, forerunner

knock down [verb]

means "fell with a blow"
beat up, flatten, thrash, trample, run over
- conjugate verb knock down

managing [adjective]

means "handling"
guiding, running, using, regulating, operating

messenger [noun]

means "bearer"
carrier, courier, runner, herald, harbinger

neglected [adjective]

means "deteriorated"
run-down, dilapidated, decayed, unkempt

operating [adjective]

means "working"
functioning, running, going, producing, acting, performing

operating [adjective]

means "handling"
guiding, running, using, regulating, managing

out of control [adjective]

means "uncontrolled"
reckless, heedless, unchecked, insane, runaway, unresponsive

outworn [adjective]

means "exhausted"
run-down, weary, tired, spent, consumed

peruse [verb]

means "glance over"
scan, skim, read, look over, run through, look through
- conjugate verb peruse

pierce [verb]

means "penetrate"
bore, drill, enter, perforate, puncture, run into, run through
- conjugate verb pierce

procurer [noun]

means "pimp"
pander, whoremonger, runner, agent, hustler

rill [noun]

means "stream"
runlet

round [noun]

means "thing"
rung, cross-piece, tread
- translate round

rug [noun]

means "thing"
cover, carpet, runner, curtain, canopy

sleazy [adjective]

means "cheap"
base, shoddy, trashy, tacky, run-down

slop [verb]

means "spill"
splash, slosh, spatter, splatter, run over, drip
- conjugate verb slop

spear [verb]

means "pierce"
stab, penetrate, lance, run through, bayonet, impale
- conjugate verb spear
- translate spear

step [noun]

means "thing"
stair, tread, rung

stream [noun]

means "nature"
rill, runnel
- translate stream

thread [verb]

means "activity"
wind around, manoeuvre, run through, meander, wind, loop
- conjugate verb thread

trample [verb]

means "fell with a blow"
beat up, flatten, thrash, knock down, run over
- conjugate verb trample

trample on [verb]

means "stomp on"
crush, break, squash, violate, infringe on, run over
- conjugate verb trample on

traveling [adjective]

means "moving"
running, passing, being shipped, transported, commuting, alternating

travelling [adjective]

means "moving"
running, passing, transported, alternating

tread [noun]

means "part touching the ground"
runner

truant [noun]

means "fleeing"
escaped, fugitive, running away, outlaw, runaway, renegade

unchecked [adjective]

means "uncontrolled"
reckless, heedless, out of control, insane, runaway, unresponsive

waterway [noun]

means "stream"
runnel
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