| CONCOURSE | a large open space where crowds gather ( a running together ) |
| CONCUR | to agree ( run together ) |
| CONCURRENT | accurring at the same time ( running together ) |
| COURIER | one who carries messages |
| COURSE | a running from one poin to the next / a series of studies |
| CURRENCY | money passes from person to person in a country |
| CURRENT | the flow of water / prevalent at the moment |
| CURRICULUM | all the courses offered by educational system / a race course |
| CURSIVE | handwriting with the letters (running along ) |
| CURSORY | running over rapidly without attention to details, hastly, superficial |
| DISCOURSE | to speak at lenght / a formal discussion of a subject ( to run about ) |
| EXCURSION | a short journey ( running out somewhere ) |
| OCCUR | to take place ; to happen ( to run forward ) |
| PRECURSOR | a person or thing that runs before |
| RECOURSE | a turning to someone for help ( a running back ) |
| RECUR | to happen again ( to run again ) |
| RECURRENT | returning repeatedly ( returning back ) |
| CONCURRENCE | the situation when people or things concur |
| CORRIDOR | a long passage in a building or train |
| INCUR | to experience something unpleasant as a result |
| INCURSION | a sudden attact on or act of going into a place |
| ACCURRENCE | something that happens |
