delubrumn.
/dɪˈl(j)uːbrəm/Categories »
1. A temple, shrine, or sanctuary.
2. Ecclesiastical Archit.
a. A church furnished with a font.
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1698 J. Fryer New Acct. E.-India & Persia 265 Attributing Divine Honour to the Fire, maintaining it always alive in the Delubriums, or Places set apart for their Worship.
b. A font.
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1665 T. Herbert Some Years Trav. (new ed.) 164 The Ethnique Romans..at the entrance into their Temples had tanks or like places to wash in: Delubra they called them.
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n.1665- to bump and bore
- to bump into
- to bump nasties
- to bump off
- to bump pussies
- to bump uglies
- to bump up
- to bung up the eyes
- to bunk down
- to bunk it
- to burden out
- to burn a bowl
- to burn a building down
- to burn a country
- tire-room
- tire-screw
- tire-setter
- tire-shrinker
- tire-smith
- tire-tête
- tire-upsetting-machine
- tire-woman
- tireball
- tirebender
- tirebolt