† sepulchromanyn.
‘Mania’ relating to burial.Apparently an isolated use.
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1606 W. Birnie Blame of Kirk-buriall Ded. sig. B2 Brain-sicke superstitions, instanced especially in their manifold sepulchromany.
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n.1606- to die up
- to die with one's boots off
- to die with, or of laughing
- to die without stroke
- to differ for the worse
- to dig a badger
- to drink hob or nob, hob a nob
- to drink it
- to drink it all out
- to drink like a fish
- to drink like a lord
- to drink maudlin
- to drink more than one can carry
- to drink of the cup of sorrow
- to drink off candle-ends
- to drink off candleends
- to drink one's eyes out
- to drink one's eyes out of one's head
- to drink oneself drunk
- to drink oneself into incoherence
- to drink oneself into spirit
- to drink oneself out of a situation
- to drink oneself silly
- to drink oneself sleepy
- to drink oneself stupid