Phlegm
Webster's Practical Dictionary- A Practical Dictionary of the Englih Language · 1884 · p. 308
flem, w. One of the 4 humors (blood, choler, ghlegm, and gall) which the ancients supposed etermine the temperament. (Physiol.) The tenacious mucus of the respiratory and digestive pa ages. Dullne ; coldne 1; sluggishne ; indifference. — Phlegmatic, fleg-matlk, a. Abounding in, or generating, phlegm; cold; dull; heavy. — Phlox, floks, n. A genus of Amer. flowering plants, having red, white, or purple flowers. Phleme. See under Phlebotomy. Phoenix. Same as Phenix.
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