† Clum sb.²

Obs. rare. [App. a variant of CLAM sb.¹ 3: cf. CLUM v.] pl. Clutches, (= CLAMS).

1567.  Turberv., Ovid’s Epist., III. B iv b. The Captaine shoulde detaine Thy Briseis from thy clummes. Ibid., XV. 89. Mightste thou at all from Paris clummes astart.