mull

/mʌl/
verb
  1. To think about something carefully and for a long time; to ponder.
    • The committee mulled the proposal but could not reach a conclusion.
    • He mulled the offer for days before making a decision.
    • She sat by the window, mulling the problem in her mind.
  2. To heat wine, cider, or beer with spices and sugar to make a warm drink.
    • At the Christmas market, they served mulled wine to keep people warm.
    • They mulled the cider with cinnamon and cloves for the winter party.
    • She learned to mull red wine with orange peel and honey.
noun
  1. A soft, thin muslin fabric, used for bandages or clothing.
    • The doctor used a strip of mull to dress the wound.
    • The antique dress was made of fine mull, delicate and sheer.
    • She bought a yard of mull to make a lightweight summer scarf.
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