Dictionary of Obsolete And Provincial English Containing Words From the Englis

Wright, Thomas, 1810-1877

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A hare. North.
MALM, s. Soil when wet, or of a clayey and adhesive nature. In walking after a shower when its rather slippery, it is said to be malmy. Norf.
MALSHRAGGES, \ s. Caterpillars ; MALLISHAGS, J canker-worms.
MALSKERE, v. To wander.
MALTALENT, *. (/>. ) Spleen ; bad inclination.
So forth he went, With heavy looke, and lumpish pace, that plaiue In him bewrai'd great grudge and maltali nt. Spens. , F. Q. , Ill, iv, 61.
MALT-BUG, *. An old term for a drunkard. MALT-COMBS, s. The shoots wh...en malt begins vo run. Far. D.
MAL 657 MAN MALTE, pret. T. Melted M. 4LT-HORSE, s. A strong, heavy horse, like a dray horse. Shakesp.
MALT-WORM, s. A great drunkard.
MALUE, s. (A. -S. ) The mallow.
MALVESIE, *. The older name for Malmsey wine MAM, *. A soft mass.
MAMBLE, v. To stick to anything, said of soil. East. (2) v. To eat with seeming dis- relish. East.
MAMELEN, v. (A. S. ) To mumble; to chatter.
MAMFRIE, s. A pagan temple. From mahommerie, a mosque.
MA MM KR, v. To hesitate ; to stand muttering, and in doubt.

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