Œn'o-mĕl, n.
(ēn'o mel), n. [Gr. οἶνος, wine, and μέλι, honey.] Wine mixed with honey; mead. Like some passive, broken lump of salt. Dropped in, by chance, to a bowl of œnomel. To spoil the drink a little. E. B. Browning.
(ēn'o mel), n. [Gr. οἶνος, wine, and μέλι, honey.] Wine mixed with honey; mead. Like some passive, broken lump of salt. Dropped in, by chance, to a bowl of œnomel. To spoil the drink a little. E. B. Browning.