:Dictionary . com gives various similar etymologies; one is : Middle English lim, from Old English lm, birdlime.
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In fact it is entirely true : Birdlime runs a bawdy house that features a woman named Luce as its prime attraction.
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It was said that the bark of the wayfaring tree ( " Viburnum lantana " ) made birdlime as good as the best.
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Birdlime from Damascus was supposed to be made of sebestens, their kernels being frequently found in it; this version was not able to endure frost or wet.
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With Justiniano ( apparently ) absent, Birdlime succeeds in bringing Mrs . Justiniano to the Earl; he is ardent for her, but she puts him off.
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Macrae's tin of birdlime was labelled with a large letter'K'and an indication that tin came from Stockport but with no more clues as to the manufacturer.
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Rabbits had eaten the undergrowth allowing sticky birdlime fruit to fall to the ground, so birds, both adults and chicks, were exposed to fruit which would otherwise have been entangled in shrubbery.
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In Spain, this species is normally caught as it migrates through the country, often using birdlime which, although banned by the European Union, is still tolerated and permitted in the Valencian Community.
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After unsuccessful experiments with a variety of candidates, somebody suggested birdlime a viscous sticky compound used since ancient times to trap birds by spreading it on tree branches and waiting for birds to get stuck.
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All heal, Birdlime, Devil's Fuge, Golden Bough, Holy wood, Witches'Broom, Wood of the Cross _ they're all names for mistletoe, or Phoradendron serotinum, if you prefer the Latin.
