blissom

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  1. In heat, as a ewe. [Provincial English]
  2. To couple with a ewe: said of a ram.
  3. To be in heat, as a ewe. [Provincial English]

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  1. from Icelandic blæsma, in heat (said of a ewe or goat), = Old Dutch blesme.
  2. from blissom, adjective
 

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