It isn't spelled funny - it's pronounced funny. The sausage we know as bologna originated in Bologna, Italy, and is (to be stuffy) properly pronounced boh-LO-nuh. Common American usage adapted that into "baloney", which is so widespread it is futile to try and change it. The reason manufacturers don't put the word "baloney" on the label is because that word also means "nonsense" or "horse hockey" in colloquial English.
No, it's a cold cut, a type of meat, properly spelled "bologna".
Some funny words are balderdash, canoodle, gonzo, kerfuffle, and klutz. Some funny phrases are Christ on a cracker, crash crumbs, and full of bologna.
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The sausage product is usually spelled bologna (variants are baloney, boloney).*The derivative slang word is spelled baloney and means nonsense, or false, erroneous information.
You can freeze bologna, but it will change the appearance and texture so that you might not like it.
The name for finely ground sausage is spelled bologna.(The slang term for nonsense, pronounced the same, is baloney.)
It is spelled answer. it looks funny, but it has a silent w.
Usually around 2 weeks, but check the expiry date on the packaging to be sure. (P.S.) it's spelled bologna
Yes, but it is spelled Jazmyn. Jazmyn Bieber is Justin's half-sister. You're close. It's spelled cute. It's spelled Jazmyn Bieber. Kinda funny but so cute. If you're wondering. Justin has a little half brother Jaxon (Jackson). They're both spelled unique!
because people were passing off bologna as ham. So when you see the fraud, you are to yell "thats bologna!!!!"
The finely-ground American sausage is spelled bologna, or more rarely boloney or baloney.The spelling baloney is often used to mean nonsense or a fabrication.