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/luy"euhm hownd'/, n. Archaic.a bloodhound.Also, lyme-hound.[1520-30; obs. lyam leash ( < MF liem L ligamen a band, tie, equiv. to liga(re) to tie + -men n. suffix) + HOUND1]
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Lyam hound — Lyam A bloodhound. It was so named after the lyam or leash used by its handler during a hunt. The lyam hound was used to track game, e.g. deer or boar, by scent. Cf. Lyam; Brachet; Greyhound; Lymer … Dictionary of Medieval Terms and Phrases
lyam-hound — or lyme hound noun Etymology: obsolete lyam leash Date: 1527 archaic bloodhound … New Collegiate Dictionary
lyam-hound — ˈ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ˌ ̷ ̷ noun archaic : bloodhound … Useful english dictionary
lyme-hound — noun see lyam hound … New Collegiate Dictionary
lyme-hound — /luym hownd /, n. lyam hound. * * * … Universalium
lyme-hound — ˈ ̷ ̷ˌ ̷ ̷ variant of lyam hound … Useful english dictionary
lime-hound — limeˈ hound ● lyam … Useful english dictionary
Liam — Lyam A bloodhound. It was so named after the lyam or leash used by its handler during a hunt. The lyam hound was used to track game, e.g. deer or boar, by scent. Cf. Lyam; Brachet; Greyhound; Lymer … Dictionary of Medieval Terms and Phrases
Lyme — Lyam A bloodhound. It was so named after the lyam or leash used by its handler during a hunt. The lyam hound was used to track game, e.g. deer or boar, by scent. Cf. Lyam; Brachet; Greyhound; Lymer … Dictionary of Medieval Terms and Phrases
Bloodhound — For other uses, see Bloodhound (disambiguation). Bloodhound Male Bloodhound Other names Chien de Saint Hubert St. Hubert Hound Sleuth hound Country of origin Belgium/France or England/Scotland … Wikipedia
