TO RUN IN

Definition: TO RUN IN

TO RUN IN

1. (a) To enter; to step in. (b) To come in collision with.

Source: Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary (1913)
 

Crosswords: TO RUN IN

I don't want you to run in the steeple chase. (Hooves of Fire; writing credit: Andy Riley; Kevin Cecil)

Source: compiled by the editor from various references; see credits.

Source: compiled by the editor from various references.

Health

Stroke seems to run in some families. (references)

IgA Deficiency sometimes seems to run in families. (references)

Obesity tends to run in families, suggesting a genetic cause. (references)

Civil Liberties

Kyrgyz Republic

The opposition Kyrgyz-language newspaper Asaba continued to be subjected to the pressure and intimidation that began shortly after the newspaper's owner declared his candidacy to run in the Presidential election in 2000. In addition to having been subject to two honor and dignity suits, it encountered tax problems. (references)

Economic History

Azerbaijan

In August 2001, President Aliyev announced his intention to run in the next scheduled presidential election in 2003. Concerns about the health of the 78-year old ruler, however, continue. (references)

Political Economy

Poland

In 2001 UP signed an election coalition with SLD, and its candidates planned to run in the 2001 election on a joint list with SLD. (references)

Political Rights

Slovenia

During the October 15, 2000 Parliamentary elections, an increased number of women were nominated to run by political parties; however, the majority of these female candidates were assigned to run in districts in which their parties had little chance of winning (based on 1996 election results). (references)

Source: compiled by the editor from ICON Group International, Inc.; see credits.

Expressions using "TO RUN IN": To run in trust ♦ To run in with. Additional references.

Dutch

van boorgereedschap (to come out, to go in, to lower, to pull out), neerlaten (lower), inrijden (to go in, to lower). (various references)

French

rentrer (go back to school), descendre (to descend, to go down, to go in, to land, to lower). (various references)

German

einlassen (admit, bed in, embed, let in, run, set, sink in), einbauen (bug, build in, fit, house, incorporate, install, mount, put in, recess, to build in, to mount, work in). (various references)

Greek 

εισαγωγή (admission to, import, importation, induction, initiation, input, insertion, intake, introduction, overture, preamble, prelude, prelusion, proem). (various references)

Hungarian

párba van fogva (to run in double harness), párba van befogva (to run in double harness), házasságban él (to run in double harness). (various references)

Pig Latin

otay unray inay

Scrabble® Enable2K-Verified Anagrams

-1 letter: intron, inturn, turnon, untorn.

-2 letters: intro, inurn, niton, nitro, rutin, union.

-3 letters: inro, into, iron, noir, nori, noun, riot, roti, rout, ruin, runt, tiro, tori, torn, tour, trio, turn, unit, unto.

-4 letters: inn, ion, nit, nor, not, nun, nut, ort, our, out, rin, rot, run, rut, tin, ton, tor, tui, tun, urn.

-5 letters: in, it.

+1 letter: neutrino, notturni, trunnion.

+2 letters: centurion, continuer, fortuning, intrusion, inundator, neutrinos, neutronic, nutrition, ruination, tonsuring, trouncing, trunnions, unrooting, urination.

+3 letters: centurions, construing, continuers, contouring, countering, counterion, enunciator, induration, insinuator, interunion, intrusions, inundators, inundatory, jointuring, neurotoxin, nitrofuran, nonroutine, numeration, nutritions, outburning, outearning, outgrinned, outranging, outranking, outringing, outrunning, outsnoring, quaternion, recounting, remounting, reunionist, ruinations, rumination, tourneying, truncation, unneurotic, unromantic, unthroning, urinations.

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