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Definition of course : The menses.

Synonyms:

gradation, function, line of business, billet, operate, crinkle, pedigree, routinely, black market, seam, fall, line of achievement, run away, contrast, drift, kind, category, head for the hills, form, socio-economic class, line of descent, range, unravel, argument, subscriber line, persist, ply, ancestry, logical argument, fertilise, quarrel, eat, mannikin, racetrack, rowing, phone line, var., product line, prey, give, melt down, work, flight, social class, mannequin, division, wrangle, line of products, tier, note, runway, words, blood, parentage, prevail, grad, course of action, communication channel, dividing line, matriculation, furrow, personal credit line, ground level, major, racecourse, attack, caterpillar tread, blood line, soma, be given, row, melt, rush, suite, railway line, lam, play, melodic line, contour, road, plan, circulate, melodic phrase, level, pipeline, cartroad, line of merchandise, physical body, requirement, round, track down, trail, stock, customarily, degree, grade, line of reasoning, career, bunk, bleed, business line, lead, year, take to the woods, guide, bloodline, cast, means, hunt, endure, variant, origin, line of work, style, human body, frame, manikin, charge, mark, minor, curriculum, credit line, cart track, descent, course of instruction, score, run-in, turn tail, escape, short letter, demarcation, programme, execute, specialty, rail line, streak, stemma, hightail it, stream, hang, feed, occupation, tune, assembly line, scat, regularly, menstruate, ladder, bod, melody, strain, fertilize, movement, argumentation, telephone circuit, extend, tack, rails, air, figure, build, naturally, phase, raceway, transmission line, wrinkle, rail, business, run for, crease, incline, consort, line of credit, subject, flesh, flux, cut, feed in, hunt down, public life, dustup, campaign, job, lean, agate line, of course, personal line of credit, elective, seminar, sort, physique, pattern, stratum, data track, configuration, word form, variety, course of study, way of life, vogue, material body, chassis, telephone line, descriptor, area, production line, class, draw, race, manakin, education, conformation, anatomy, fly the coop, development, cable, die hard, family, bank line, syllabus, carry, modus operandi, break away, field, shape, tend, by nature, caterpillar track, signifier, feast, running, scarper, order

path, itinerary, track, route

orientation, heading, position, vector, fix, location, bearing, aim

grain, predilection, proclivity, bent, penchant, trend, propensity, bias, aptness, predisposition, tenor, direction, inclination, affinity, disposition, temperament, proneness, tendency, polarity, leaning

goulash, chow mein, macaroni and cheese, ravioli, pancakes, eggs, tomato soup, Irish stew, chicken soup, boiled eggs, burrito, spring roll, jambalaya, pie, hard boiled eggs, fondue, lasagne, leftovers, taco, casserole, egg roll, main course, quiche, peanut butter sandwich, enchilada, spaghetti, soup, hors d'oeuvre, stew, sandwich, tortellini, fried eggs, meat loaf, salad, flapjacks, pasta, stir fry, dessert, soft boiled eggs, pizza, omelette, macaroni, cannelloni, poached eggs, side dish, hamburger, scrambled eggs, dish, ragout

legacy, queue, subsequence, sequence, thread, gamut, consecution, procession, string, arrangement, succession, lineage, progression, line, chain, rank, consecutiveness, series, linkage, consequence, link, train, concatenation, array, sequel

mechanism, discipline, program, procedure, scheme, schema, trajectory, system, manner, method, tactic, way, approach, process, technique

canal, sluice, culvert, passage, ditch, duct, trench, pipe, gutter, sewer, aqueduct, channel, conduit

budge, transfer, move, run, pass, proceed, transit, shift, relocate, stir, actuate, flow, go

date, age, interim, epoch, measure, interval, spell, period, cycle, duration, season, time, aeon, era, span

promenade, journey, trek, tour, stroll, drive, roam, amble, march, ramble, walk, sojourn, rove, hike, wander, travel, trip, jaunt

Usage examples:

• Of course I was glad- we all were. - "The Complete Historical Romances of Georg Ebers", Georg Ebers.
• " Of course," they all cried. - "A Tale of the Summer Holidays", G. Mockler.
• But, of course, you must know him. - "Under a Charm, Vol. II. (of III) A Novel", E. Werner.