to run; to move fast on foot

to run away; to escape; to flee

used as a result after a verb to indicate that something has moved away from its original or intended position

to walk or go to places; to run about doing things or running errands, such as for business or reporting news

to leak; to escape or evaporate, as with gas, liquid, or electricity

(of an animal) to paw the ground or dig at the earth

to have luck; to be successful in one's career or business dealings (dated or dialectal)