offal (n); offals (n.pl)
offal And usually with a handful o' crumbs, an' these days grain or scratch - any sort o' grain wasn't _wasn't really known around. An' the ordinary thing would be offals from the table and breadcrumbs, dry breadcrumbs. (leavings after a meal, leftovers; what food has f...
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| Summary: | offal And usually with a handful o' crumbs, an' these days grain or scratch - any sort o' grain wasn't _wasn't really known around. An' the ordinary thing would be offals from the table and breadcrumbs, dry breadcrumbs. (leavings after a meal, leftovers; what food has fallen from table to floor??) (here said in ref.to food for chickens) Yes DNE-cit J.D.A.WIDDOWSON JUL 1974 Used I and Sup Used I and Sup 2 Used I |
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