| 释义 |
glebous, a. rare.|ˈgliːbəs|
[ad. L. glēbōs-us full of clods, f. glēba glebe.]
Clod-like, earthy; abounding in clods.
1671J. Webster Metallogr. xiii. 216 White silver Ore that was glebous, or cloddy, found at Sneberg. 1721–90Bailey, Glebous, full of Clods, Cloddy. 1822T. Taylor Apuleius 2 The dewy turf and the glebous plains. Ibid. 300 Flame-coloured animals are generated in fire..and such as are glebous [L. glebulenta] in earth. |