melder
/ˈmɛldə/Scottish, Irish English, and English regional (northern )
noun
A quantity of grain or meal, specifically a quantity of meal ground at one time.
Origin
Late 15th century. From early Scandinavian (compare Old Icelandic meldr grist, flour (Icelandic meldur), Old Swedish mälder (Swedish mäld), Norwegian melder, meld) from an extended form of the Germanic base of meal.
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- oeuvre de vulgarisation
- of
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- of a certain age
- of a kind
- of a lifetime
- of (a) like mind
- of all
- O'Fallon
- of all the nerve (or cheek)
- of all things
- of an age
- of an evening (or morning etc.)
- of a size
- of a sort
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- of choice
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- of course
- of easy virtue
- of even date