crome2 (krom)

[E. dial., also crombe, croom; As soon as a sufficient quantity [of weeds) are collected on the dam, they are drawn out by crombes , forks, . A. Hunter, Georgical E ays, II. 351. crome3, п. Same as croma. cromlech (krom'lek), n. [ Cromlech at Lanyon, Cornwall, England. IMG:content-1651.png:[blocks in formation] That gray king, whose name, a ghost, Streams like a cloud, man-shaped, from mountain peak, And cleaves to cairn and cromlech still. Tennyson, To the Queen. One mighty relic survives in the monument now called Kit's Coty House, a cromlech , which had been linked in old days by an avenue of huge stones to a burial ground some few miles off, near the village of Adding ton. J. R. Green , Making of Eng., p. 34.