mill3+ (mil)
The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1897 · p. 29
[ They make excellent drinke of Rise, of Mill , and of honie, being well and high coloured like wine. Hakluyt's Voyages , I. 96. mill4+ (mil), r. t. and i. [Perhaps a particular use of mill1 , v.] To steal. [Old slang.] millenarianism Can they cant or mill? are they masters in their art? B. Jonson, Gipsies Metamorphosed. Millar's asthma. Same as laryngismus stridu lus (which see, under laryngismus ). mill-bar (mil'bär), n. Rough bar-iron as drawn out by the puddlers' rolls, as distinguished from merchant bar, which is finished bar-iron ready for sale.
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