eposculationn.
given in some dictionaries, is apparently a misprint for exosculation n.
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1563 T. Becon Displaying Popish Masse in Wks. iii. 52 a Your inspirations and eposculations, your benedictions and humiliations.
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n.1563- to run on empty
- to run on end
- to run on errands
- to run on fumes
- to run on ground
- to run on horseback
- to run on pattens
- to run on the spot
- to run on water
- to run on wheels
- to run on, upon in tick
- to run on, upon tick
- to run one's country
- to run one's easting down
- to run one's face
- to run one's head against a brick wall
- to run one's head against a post
- to run one's head in a noose
- to run one's letters
- to run one's mouth
- to run one's neck in a noose
- to run one's own show
- to run one's rig upon
- to run one's rink
- to run one's risk