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this word in not widely used, it is English, possibly from the Lincolnshire and/or Yorkshire. It can mean Ornaments, Trinkets or Bits of Things and it can also mean, in culinary situation, food on the plate that accompanies meat, Potatoes, Parsnips, Gravy ets

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Origin not known, but it appears in the English Dialect Dictionary of 1906, being used in Yorkshire/Lincolnshire areas. Also, other parts of Northern England, but slightly different spelling. I can mean Bits and Pieces or Trinkets. In a culinary fashion is means vegetables that accompany meat on the dinner plate

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