quern
noun
ˈkwərn 
: a primitive hand mill for grinding grain
Word History
Etymology
Middle English, from Old English cweorn; akin to Old High German quirn hand mill, Old Church Slavonic žrŭny
First Known Use
before the 12th century, in the meaning defined above
- two-a-day
- two-along
- two-and-one-half striper
- two-arched
- two-bagger
- two-baggers
- two-base hit
- two-beat
- two-bid
- two-bit
- two-block
- two-blocks
- two-body problem
- two-bottom plow
- two-by-four
- two-by-twice
- two-card poker
- two-centered arch
- two-charge rate
- two-club system
- two-color
- two-control airplane
- two-course
- two-cycle
- two-decker