Meanings
- uncountableThe process of making a crazyquilt.
In Mayence, Cologne, Treves, Metz, Spires, and Worms-—which latter, by a refinement of crazyquilting, was until the reign of Otto II one-third secular and two-thirds ecclesiastical—the bishops ruled and taxed their lews, with or without royal consent.
1936, Marvin Lowenthal, The Jews of Germany: A Story of Sixteen Centuries, page 71
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