a. and sb. Obs. [corresp. to F. conglutinant, L. conglūtinānt-em, pr. pple. of conglūtināre: see next and -ANT.]
A. adj. ‘Gluing, uniting; healing.’
1828. in Webster (who cites Bacon).
B. sb. ‘A medicine that heals wounds.’
1828. in Webster; and in subseq. Dicts.
