Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- noun Coleworts not cut or chopped.
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Examples
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And with many a smile did our hero, so the reader may term him if he will, hail the re-appearance of his friend Adam Woodcock, bearing on one platter a tremendous portion of boiled beef, and on another a plentiful allowance of greens, or rather what the Scotch call lang-kale.
The Abbot 2008
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Dreepdaily, where they raise lang-kale under glass, and force the early nettles for their spring kale.
Rob Roy — Volume 01 Walter Scott 1801
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Dreepdaily, where they raise lang-kale under glass, and force the early nettles for their spring kale.
Rob Roy — Complete Walter Scott 1801
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` ` but nae doubt I should understand my trade of horticulture, seeing I was bred in the parish of Dreepdaily, where they raise lang-kale under glass, and force the early nettles for their spring kale.
Rob Roy 1887
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“It disna become me to speak to the point of my qualifications,” said Andrew, looking round him with great complacency; “but nae doubt I should understand my trade of horticulture, seeing I was bred in the parish of Dreepdaily, where they raise lang-kale under glass, and force the early nettles for their spring kale.
Rob Roy 2005
hernesheir commented on the word lang-kale
I prefer my greens chopped quite finely and very well-stewed.
November 22, 2010