1. The pretended faculty of perceiving subterraneous movements by sensation: so called from one Bleton, a Frenchman, who professed to possess this faculty.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• vletonism,
• nletonism,
• hletonism,
• gletonism,
• bketonism,
• bpetonism,
• boetonism,
• blwtonism,
• blstonism,
• bldtonism,
• blrtonism,
• bl4tonism,
• bl3tonism,
• bleronism,
• blefonism,
• blegonism,
• bleyonism,
• ble6onism,
• beltonism,
• Blutonism