- cloam
- cloam;cloam·en;
English syllables. 2014.
cloam
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cloam — Cleveland Dialect List to clutch with both hands or with decided grasp … English dialects glossary
cloam — coarse earthen ware. Exm … A glossary of provincial and local words used in England
cloam — ˈklōm noun ( s) Etymology: Middle English clome, from Old English clām; akin to Old English clǣman to smear, daub, Middle Dutch clēm mud, Old English clǣg clay more at clay dialect England : earthenware, crockery … Useful english dictionary
cloamen — cloam·en … English syllables
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