Past tense of glime: caught or trapped with glime/birdlime; treated with sticky substance.
From 'glime' plus the regular past tense suffix '-ed.' This verb appears primarily in historical or literary contexts.
When medieval hunters glimed branches to catch birds, they were using chemistry (organic compounds in tree resin) without knowing the science—folk knowledge that worked without explanation.
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