IPA: //ˈkɔːrsər//
KK: /ˈkɔrsər/
A type of dog that is trained to chase game animals, or a fast horse used for riding or racing.
The courser chased the hare across the field with great speed.
Courser → The word 'courser' comes from Old French 'coursier' (meaning a swift horse or runner), which is derived from 'courir' (meaning to run). A courser originally referred to a horse that runs swiftly, often used in hunting or racing contexts.
Imagine a horse that is known for its speed and ability to run swiftly — that's what a courser is.