musar

The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 54
[O. Fr. muse a pipe.] A wandering musician who played on the musette. *müş-ard, subst. [Fr.) A dreamer; an absentminded person. [MUSE, v.] "Of Jon Baliol musard sulk was his courteysie." Robert de Brunne, p. 266. The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia musca
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