coursing

Converse of object

• ban: The Act governs hunting wild mammals with dogs in England and Wales, and bans all hare coursing.
• organize: The success of legislation would depend on the passive good will of the followers of organized coursing.

Adjective modifier

• irregular: Medium to large linear blocks with large rectangular blocks in the lower stage of the tower; irregular coursing.
• simulated: Although lurcher simulated coursing can be fun, it will never be able to replace the real thing.
• illegal: Whenever you suspect that illegal coursing is taking place on your land contact the Police.
• random: Fabrics: ' A ' is of small to medium blocks of gray and brown shale, irregularly shaped, and with random coursing.
• competitive: The only ban that might be enforceable would be the making of organized competitive coursing illegal.
• legal: Legal hare coursing is carried out by people who are licensed to take part in such events and have permission of landowners.

Modifies a noun

• order: Notice the extra step, the rotation of the new coursing order to get the 5th back to the start.
• club: The first public coursing club in England started in Swaffham, Norfolk, in 1776.
• season: Please make the current coursing season the final one.
• meeting: There is no longer much betting at static coursing meetings; what there is takes place at the larger meetings.
• event: Section 5: Hare coursing 9. Section 5 prohibits hare coursing events.
• field: The hares are usually tired by the time they reach the coursing field.

Noun used with modifier

• hare: Mr Barnett agreed hare coursing was a problem in the local area.
• whippet: Prizes There is no prize money in whippet coursing.
• lurcher: This also demonstrates that lurcher coursing is a growth area.
• greyhound: However, the course may still last little more than a minute longer than greyhound coursing.
• drag: Thus, at the so-called drag coursing meeting which Mr Hill attended, the actual course in fact was dead straight.
• blood: We know, you Western people have the youthful blood coursing through your veins.