courses
cour-ses
noun
Distinct parts of a meal served in sequence, like a starter or main.
"The dinner had three courses."
noun
Structured programmes of study or training, often at a college.
"She enrolled in several online courses."
verb
To flow or move swiftly through or over something.
"Blood courses through her veins."
noun
The routes or directions followed by something, such as a ship.
"They plotted their courses carefully."
Thesaurus
Synonyms: course, trend, grade, form, class, of course, naturally, run, flow, feed, row, line
Antonyms: unnaturally