| 释义 |
coom
I. noun
or coomb \ˈküm\
(-s)
Etymology: Middle English culme — more at culm
1. dialect Britain
a. : soot, smut
b. : coal dust or coal slack
2. : grease exuding from axle boxes or bearings
II. noun
or coomb \“\
(-s)
Etymology: origin unknown
Scotland : the wooden centering or frame on which a masonry arch is built |