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[O. Fr. embleer, emblaer, em blayer, emblader, emblaver, bleer, blayer; Low Lat. imblado to sow with corn: in =in, and bla dum a crop.] *1. Ord. Lang .: A crop. "The sides were fringed or jagged with darkne , cumbrous tree or mantled ivy jutting forth black elbows; but in the middle lay and spread fair sward of dewy emblements."-Black more: Cripps the Carrier , vol. iii., ch. xvi. *ěm-blěm-ize, v. t. [Eng. emblem; -ize.] To represent by or in an emblem; to symbolize, to typify.