clour1 (klor)
The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1897 · p. 23
[E. dial., He seythe a pülter [poulterer) that sellythe a fatte swanne For a go elyng, that grasethe on bareyne clowrys. Booke of Precedence (E. E. T. S., extra ser.), i. 81. clour2 (klör), v . t. [Sc. Cf. Icel. klōra = Norw. klore , scratch, scrawl.] 1. To inflict a blow on. -2. To make a dent or bump on. clour2 (klör), n. [Sc., klōr , a scratching.] 1. A blow. Frae words and aiths to clours and nicks. Burns , To William Simpson. son.
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