Dē-blāi', n.
n. [Fr., from L. Lat. debiadare, to take away the grain from the court-yard after harvest; bladum, Fr. blé, grain.] (Fort.) The volume of earth excavated to form the remblai.
n. [Fr., from L. Lat. debiadare, to take away the grain from the court-yard after harvest; bladum, Fr. blé, grain.] (Fort.) The volume of earth excavated to form the remblai.