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BLINKING OF BEER

Volume 3 · 50 words · 1797 Edition

Lincolnshire, signifies letting the wort stand for some time in the vat, till it hath acquired some degree of acidity, in order to dispose it to fine, and be sooner ready for drinking.

Blissom, among husbandmen, corruptly called blister, is the act of a ram when coupling with an ewe.