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Run
Run, to take effect in point of place, as to the king's writ in given localities; or in point of time, as of the Statute of Limitations. 1. To expire after a prescribed period; 2. To...
Running
Matched in: Term Running
Run in
An argument or quarrel
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Run
To move proceed advance pass go come etc swiftly smoothly or with quick action said of things animate or inanimate Hence to flow glide or roll onward as a stream a snake a wagon etc to...
Running days
Matched in: Term Running days
hit-and-run
hit-and-run
long run
relating to or extending over a relatively long time as the long run significance of the elections
Scamper
To run with speed to run or move in a quick hurried manner to hasten away
Elope
To run away or escape privately from the place or station to which one is bound by duty said especially of a woman or a man either married or unmarried who runs away with a paramour...
Cursive
Running flowing
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