moslings

noun

moslings

noun

Etymology Origin uncertain: perhaps from morsel + -ing.

1

Obsolete, Possibly, Uncommon Thin shreds of leather shaved off while dressing skins, which are bibulous and used for absorbing grease or oil.

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