gums, food in the teeth, lees of olive-oil, mud
gums, or food in the teeth, Hsch. βαβρήν, lees of olive-oil (Maced.), Id. βαβύας, ὁ, mud, Id.:—also βαβύλμς, Suid.
The corpus record
βάβρηκες
babrekes · οἱ
gums, food in the teeth, lees of olive-oil
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What it meant — LSJ
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