(chiefly Indian sub-continent) a person who chases kites that have been cut free during kite fighting contests.

(mathematics, of a polytope) Having the vertices of a runcinated polytope.

(colloquial, historical) A member of an early police force founded in 1742 in London, England.

One who does not take part in the physical activity of running. / A racehorse that is withdrawn before the start of a race.

past participle of ring up

past participle of ring out

(astronomy) A star that has a relatively high velocity relative to its surroundings; typically the result of a supernova in a binary star system

(Scientology) A detoxification program used by the Church of Scientology, involving exercise, vitamins, and long periods in a sauna, and supposed to treat long-term effects of drug abuse or exposure to toxins.

(baseball) Synonym of invisible runner

(baseball) In informal baseball and stickball games, a baserunner who cannot steal a base but can, depending on the rules, advance on a wild pitch, and who usually travels at the rate of the current batter.