fystroulia

Very rare cultivar of nut-like grapes.
Hard shelled with soft sweet grape inside.
Listed among the drouletta nut-family.
Grows in rocky areas near the sea.
Primary nutrition of the Baboures / Mpampoures (tiny insects).

The word was first used by the neo-badic tribe that occupied the shores of Melageros.

Also used as an ear-catcher, aiming to distract ones attention from the insignificance of speech.

"We went out to collect some fystroulia for the dinner."

ironic:
"I brought you some fystroulia for the party!"
"Great! Come on in!"

by swos July 5, 2005