mesquit gum
The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 41
Gum yielded by the mesquit (q. v.). dish, a course at table (Fr. mets ), orig. pa. par. of me (1), *mease, *me e, s. [O. F. mes=a mettre to place; Lat. mit to =to send; Ital. mes so = a course of dishes at table.] 1. A dish or a portion of food sent to or set on a espec. of naval or military officers or men; to a ociate generally. supply with food. B. Trans.: To supply or provide with a me ; to to make dirty or foul; to dirty, to soil. mě (2), v. t. (MESS (2), 8.] To make in a me ;
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