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run·ners
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runnersnoun
running shoes, sneakers
Dictionary of Nautical Terms
runners
Ships which risk every impediment as to privateers or blockade, to get a profitable market.
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runners
Plural form of runner.
The runners lined up at the starting point for the marathon. The shop stocked a variety of table runners and bed runners.
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Chaldean Numerology
The numerical value of runners in Chaldean Numerology is: 1
Pythagorean Numerology
The numerical value of runners in Pythagorean Numerology is: 1
Examples of runners in a Sentence
I came in 89 and 90, and the runs were over 4 minutes, now they are over 2 minutes, what they have done protects the bulls, and it also protects the runners, because nobody is going to get out in front of them now... It is just the evolution of bull-running.
I would think that the majority of marathon runners are doing OK because the 22 people who participated in the study had normal kidney function and had been running marathons for an average of 12 years, so, if running marathons caused a great deal of permanent kidney injury, these runners would have minimal kidney function remaining.
Don't mess with Colorado Parks trail runners.
I do think there is some cause for concern if you are someone like Walker or Bush, both are well known, and have been labeled front-runners in the race prior to the debate.
These small dinosaurs would have been agile runners on their powerful hind legs.
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