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courser

Intermediate (B1)

IPA: //ˈkɔːrsər//

KK: /ˈkɔrsər/

noun
Definition

A type of dog that is trained to chase game animals, or a fast horse used for riding or racing.


Example

The courser chased the hare across the field with great speed.


Conversation
Sloth A
I saw a beautiful courser at the park yesterday.
Sloth B
Really? What did it look like?
Sloth A
It was a swift horse, just galloping around freely.
Sloth B
That sounds amazing! I love watching them run.

Synonyms & Antonyms
Synonyms
hound
chaser
steed
Antonyms
sloth
tortoise
plodder
Root Explanation

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.

Memory Tip

Imagine a horse that is known for its speed and ability to run swiftly — that's what a courser is.

Visually Confused Words
curser
scourer
chouser
curse
curer
corse
corer
discourser
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