Definitions
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- n. wall
- adj. mural (as a postmodifier)
- v. to wall in or fortify
- v. To enclose or imprison within walls.
from the GNU version of the Collaborative International Dictionary of English
- n. A wall.
- transitive v. To inclose in walls; to wall; to immure; to shut up.
from The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia
- n. A wall.
- n. Same as murage.
- To inclose in walls; wall; immure; close up.
- Soft; meek; demure.
- To squeeze.
- n. Husks or chaff of fruit after it has been pressed.
Etymologies
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Examples
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You can definitely find creme de mure on liquor shelves -- Massenez brand is the most widely available and the best -- but it's not exactly on the tip of people's tongues.
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Some say creme de mure is too heavy to drizzle over the drink.
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The second, and likely main, reason that I never had a Bramble is because it calls for a very obscure ingredient called creme de mure.
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Drizzle the creme de mure over the top of the drink.
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One reason is surely that the key ingredient, creme de mure -- a blackberry liqueur -- is not so easy to find.
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Even though creme de mure is thick and sweet, the generous amount of gin provides an interesting botanical quality, and the lemon juice keep things light and bright.
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There are different preparations of this drink, but I like the traditional way of shaking everything but the creme de mure, and then drizzling the liqueur on top.
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I discovered the delights of blackberry liqueur creme de mure and am looking forward to drinking a Bramble or two as the weather turns warm.
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If more useres requested mure SF/F, libraries would order more.
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Best dog I ever hunted with, from the old german lines that looked mure like a hound, at his peak weighed 93 lbs of solid muscle.
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