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glemure (s.xiiiex)

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glemure (s.xiiiex)

 
  FEW:  gleim 16,750a Gdf: GdfC: TL: glemure 4,369 DEAF:  glemure G832 DMF: TLF: OED: MED: DMLBS:

Gleim, the M.E. substantive from which this Anglo-Norman term derives (cf. DEAF G832), is attested only from 1440 in both the MED gleim n.and OED gleim n. entries; medieval Latin has the verb glimare (DMLBS s.v., 1082c) but no substantive. The AND also registers the Anglo-Norman compounds englemure, engleimé, and glumus.

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med.orn.zool.viscous substance
( MS: s.xiiiex )  (harmful buildup of the substance in the gizzard of hunting birds) par pieces gettera la taie e tute sa glemure  Glan lex 132C

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