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cymling

[sim-ling]

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Word History and Origins

Origin of cymling1

1770–80, also sim(b)lin, earlier symnel, from its resemblance to a simnel cake
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Example Sentences

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It may be that the hauling away of these cymlings so injured the mule that he was no longer of service to the company.

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Young pumpkins resemble cymlings, when cooked in the same way.

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I was in the Swamp during that year and saw the cymling vine above alluded to, and no one could tell how it came to grow there.

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