kemb
Definition of kemb
kembed
\-md\ orkempt
\-m(p)t\ ;kembed
orkempt
;kembing
;kembs
dialectal
: comb
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Origin and Etymology of kemb
Middle English kemben, from Old English cemban; akin to Old Saxon kembian to comb, Old High German kemben, chempen, Old Norse kemba; denominatives from the root of English 1comb
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