scrogglings
scrogglings by fats April 8, 2004
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Scrogglings
"The small, worthless apples which are left hanging on the trees after the crop has been gathered; Worcestershire. Scriggins, apples left on a tree after the ingathering; Glocestershire." —James Halliwell, Dictionary of Archaic and Provincial Words, 1855
Note the word has been in use for centuries and should never be used in the way the FATS posted. How rude.
Note the word has been in use for centuries and should never be used in the way the FATS posted. How rude.
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