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glair (n.)
white of an egg (used as a varnish), c. 1300, from Old French
glaire
"white of egg, slime, mucus" (12c.), from Vulgar Latin
*claria (ovi)
"white part (of an egg)," from Latin
clarus
"bright, clear" (see
clear
(adj.)). Related:
Glaireous
.