Glue

Chamber's Twientieth Century Dictionary · 1908 · p. 44
glōō, n. an adhesive substance obtained by boiling the skins, hoofs, . of animals.— v.t. to join with glue:— pr.p. glu′ing; pa.p. glued.— ns. Glue′-pot , a ve el for melting glue; Glu′er , one who cements with glue.— adj. Glu′ey , containing glue: sticky: viscous.— n. Glu′eyne .— adj. Glu′ish , having the nature of glue.— n. Marine′-glue , not a glue, but a cementing composition, used in shipbuilding, for paying seams in ships' decks after being caulked. [Fr. glu —Low L. glus , glut is — gluĕre , to draw together.]
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