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In looking over some notes from the past, I found a note on some curious definitions of 'brawn': meat of boar; headcheese.
I can't begin to imagine what I would have been reading at the time that brought about finding these two (to me) unusual applications of the word 'brawn.' Onelook.com indicates they are British defintions. Do any of you here use either application of boar or cheese?
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Wordwind 02/15/2005 9:52 AM ![]()
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Father Steve 02/15/2005 1:49 PM ![]()
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tsuwm 02/15/2005 2:32 PM ![]()
First, take one pig's head ...
Father Steve 02/15/2005 7:21 PM ![]()
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Wordwind 02/15/2005 10:16 PM ![]()
Re: seasoning to taste
maverick 02/15/2005 10:26 PM ![]()
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Father Steve 02/16/2005 1:56 AM ![]()
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of troy 02/16/2005 3:16 AM ![]()
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Wordwind 02/16/2005 9:10 AM ![]()
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Father Steve 02/16/2005 1:46 PM
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