melling
/ˈmɛlɪŋ/(also mellyne) Now rare (chiefly Scottish )
noun
The action or process of blending or combining things; a conjunction, union, mixture, specifically a mixture of light and dark wool.
Origin
Late Middle English; earliest use found in William of Palerne. From mell + -ing.
- slingshot
- slink
- slinkily
- slinkiness
- slinky
- sliotar
- slip
- slip away
- slip by
- slip-carriage
- slipcase
- slip-cast
- slip casting
- slip-coach
- slipcover
- slip form
- slip-joint pliers
- slip knot
- slip of the pen (or the tongue)
- slip-on
- slip (or fall) through the cracks
- slip (or fall) through the net
- slip out
- slipover
- slip-over