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trillibub
trillibub Obs. exc. dial. (ˈtrɪlɪbʌb) Forms: 6 trylly-, trylybubbe, 7 trilla-, 6–9 trillibub; 6 trully-, trullibub(be, 7– trullibub. Cf. trollibobs, -bags. [Origin obscure.] Chiefly (now always) pl.: Entrails, the inwards of an animal. Often in the alliterative collocation tripes and trillibubs.1519... Oxford English Dictionary
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trullibub
trullibub variant of trillibub. Oxford English Dictionary
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trollibags
ˈtrollibags, -bobs dial. Also trolle-, trolly-, -bags, -bods. [Variant of trillibub.] Entrails, intestines: generally with tripes.1824 Mactaggart Gallovid. Encycl. s.v. Raens, And when he fins a sheep fa'en aval, Her trolly-bags he can unravel. a 1825 Forby Voc. E. Anglia, Trollibags s., the intesti... Oxford English Dictionary
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tripe
▪ I. tripe1 (traɪp) Also 5 Sc. trip, 5–6 trippe, 6 tryppe, 5–8 trype. [a. OF. tripe, trippe entrails of an animal (13th c. in Hatz.-Darm.), mod.F. tripe (whence Sp., Pg. tripa): ulterior source uncertain.] 1. The first or second stomach of a ruminant, esp. of the ox, prepared as food; formerly inclu... Oxford English Dictionary
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nose
▪ I. nose, n. (nəʊz) Forms: 1–2 nosu, 3–4 nos, 5–6 noos, 5 noose, noys(e, 6 noise, nois, noss, 3– nose. [OE. nosu fem. = OFris. nosi, nose, nosa, nos, MDu. nose, nuese, neuse (Du. neus), MLG. nose, nose; MSw., Sw., and Norw. nos (nōs) snout, muzzle. The relationship to OE. nasu nase and to nese is n... Oxford English Dictionary
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