noun
- plural of courser; swift horses, especially those used for hunting or racing
- plural of courser; large ground-dwelling birds of arid regions, related to plovers
Usage: literary; archaic
Usage: ornithology
Examples
- The knights rode their swift coursers across the battlefield.
- Arabian coursers were prized for their speed and endurance.
- The desert coursers blended perfectly with the sandy terrain.
- Coursers are known for their ability to run quickly across open ground.
- The stable housed several magnificent coursers bred for racing.
- Cream-colored coursers are found in the deserts of Africa and Asia.