courser noun1.
['kɔ:sǝ] ME.[Orig. repr. Old French courseur from Latin cursor CURSOR; later prob. from COURSE verb1 or noun1 + -ER1. In sense 4 after mod. Latin Cursorius genus name, lit. 'adapted to running'.]1. A runner in a race.
ME-M17.2. A chaser, a pursuer.
L16-L17.3. A dog used for coursing; a person who goes coursing.
E17.4. Any of several long-legged birds of the Old World genus
Cursorius and allied genera, related to the pratincoles, which are found in open usu. arid parts of Africa and Asia.
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courser noun2.
['kɔ:sǝ] ME.[Old French corsier (mod. coursier) from Proto-Romance from Latin cursus COURSE noun1: see -ER2.]1. A swift horse. Formerly, a large powerful horse ridden in battle. Now
poet. ME.2. A stallion.
obsolete exc.
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