Match

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 320
mach, n. a piece of inflammable material used for obtaining fire easily: a prep.uod rope for firing artillery. a luufc-r. (hr mcche — Low L, myxus—Gr. myxa the snuff or wick of a lamp, discharge fioin the nose 'wlmh the snuff of a wick resembles), from root of Mucus
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