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hiemate, v. rare.|ˈhaɪɪmeɪt|
Also hy-.
[f. L. hiemāt-, ppl. stem of hiemāre to winter, f. hiem-s winter.]
intr. To winter, hibernate.
1623Cockeram, Hyemate, to winter at a place. a1770C. Smart Hop Gard. (R. Supp.), Whistling Eurus comes, With all his world of insects, in thy lands To hyemate. 1799B. S. Barton (cited in Cent. Dict.). |