bodementt (bodment)

[ bodent, pp. See bode5. boden (bo'den), a. [Sc., also written bod in, and formerly boddin, The Baron of Avenel never rides with fewer than ten jack-men at his back, and oftener with fifty, bod in in all that effeirs to war, as if they were to do battle for a king dom. Scott, Monastery, II. 181. [ Bodenheimer (bō'den-hi-mèr), n. heim, a village near Mainz.] A white wine grown near Mainz in Germany. Bode's law. See law.