Course and Loop

Course

Course noun - The direction along which something or someone moves.

Usage example: the river follows a southeasterly course to the ocean

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Loop and course are semantically related in circuit topic. In some cases you can use "Loop" instead a noun "Course".

Nearby Words: coursed, coursing, courser, courseware

Loop noun - A circular strip.

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Course and loop are semantically related in circuit topic. Sometimes you can use "Course" instead a noun "Loop".

Nearby Words: looped, loopy, looping

special	special course	special loop
long	long course	long loop
particular	particular course	particular loop
similar	similar course	similar loop
Other adjectives: short, right, regular, closed, current, standard, original, single, entire, huge, new, possible, final, next, alternate, last, different, giant.

The "Choose" plotline of Skin Horse has a time loop that resets whenever Jonah dies over the course of a very complicated day.

Source: "Groundhog Day" Loop
However, they don't pace their consumption and it runs out on the loop-the-loop section of the course, which is too steep for them to climb without the boost.

Source: Nitro Boost
Simon finishes a difficult loop-the-loop ramp course, messes with the others, then camps at the finish line with an RPG... only for Ethan to run him over and take first place.

Source: Creator / Ultimate Sidemen

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