Run swiftly
91Monetary policy of India — Monetary policy is the process by which monetary authority of a country, generally a central bank controls the supply of money in the economy by exercising its control over interest rates in order to maintain price stability and achieve high… …
92scarr um — Mawdesley Glossary to run swiftly away, scarrin um …
93dart — dÉ‘Ët n. springing forward; sudden forward movement; small pointed missile (used in dart games and as a weapon); small tapered fold which is sewn on one end (Sewing); cigarette (Slang) v. bolt, spring forward; run swiftly …
94darted — dÉ‘Ët n. springing forward; sudden forward movement; small pointed missile (used in dart games and as a weapon); small tapered fold which is sewn on one end (Sewing); cigarette (Slang) v. bolt, spring forward; run swiftly …
95darts — dÉ‘Ët n. springing forward; sudden forward movement; small pointed missile (used in dart games and as a weapon); small tapered fold which is sewn on one end (Sewing); cigarette (Slang) v. bolt, spring forward; run swiftly …
96rove-beetle — /ˈroʊv bitl/ (say rohv beetl) noun any beetle of the family Staphylinidae, which comprises numerous insects which have long, slender bodies and very short elytra, and which run swiftly …
97ὠκυδρομεῖν — ὠκυδρομέω run swiftly pres inf act (attic epic doric) …
98ὠκυδρομῆσαι — ὠκυδρομέω run swiftly aor inf act …
99swift-footed — [swift′foot′id] adj. that can run swiftly …
100cas|so|war|y — «KAS uh WEHR ee», noun, plural war|ies. a large bird of Australia and New Guinea like an ostrich, but smaller. Cassowaries run swiftly but cannot fly. ╂[< Malay (burong) k cassowary (bird)] …
