Clutton GIG
yesterday I was at the BUNFIGHT
and enjoyed meeting Ian and Josephine Jeremiah and all the others.
who "got me" last´year The Clutton Do 2: "The second 'bunfight' at the Warwick Arms, Clutton,
7th. September 2002 "
and this Hugh Watkins was sitting by Colin Alsbury, Anne Welch and John Parfitt : "The Clutton Bunfight 3
25/10/2003"
We are all users of RootsWeb: Genealogy Mailing Lists: England : Bristol_and_Somerset: "Topic: genealogy and local history in the city of Bristol and the county of Somerset, England."
we read and write about 700 to 1000 emails a month on the topic
RootsWeb: Bristol_and_Somerset-L Archives
RootsWeb: Bristol_and_Somerset-L Meaning of "bunfight": "Subject: Meaning of 'bunfight'
Date: Sun, 26 Oct 2003 11:52:45 -0600
From OED:
bun; hence bun-faced a. (also fig.); bun-fight, a jocular expression for
a tea-party (cf. tea-fight); bun foot, of furniture (see quot. 1952);
bun-loaf (Lanc. and Yorks.), rich currant-bread; bun-penny [sense 1b], a
penny showing the head of Queen Victoria with her hair worn in a bun;
bun-struggle, -worry = bun-fight."
more RootsWeb: Bristol_and_Somerset-L Archive (October 2003)
RootsWeb: Bristol_and_Somerset-L Bunfight - Absent Friends
yesterday I was at the BUNFIGHT
and enjoyed meeting Ian and Josephine Jeremiah and all the others.
who "got me" last´year The Clutton Do 2: "The second 'bunfight' at the Warwick Arms, Clutton,
7th. September 2002 "
and this Hugh Watkins was sitting by Colin Alsbury, Anne Welch and John Parfitt : "The Clutton Bunfight 3
25/10/2003"
We are all users of RootsWeb: Genealogy Mailing Lists: England : Bristol_and_Somerset: "Topic: genealogy and local history in the city of Bristol and the county of Somerset, England."
we read and write about 700 to 1000 emails a month on the topic
RootsWeb: Bristol_and_Somerset-L Archives
RootsWeb: Bristol_and_Somerset-L Meaning of "bunfight": "Subject: Meaning of 'bunfight'
Date: Sun, 26 Oct 2003 11:52:45 -0600
From OED:
bun; hence bun-faced a. (also fig.); bun-fight, a jocular expression for
a tea-party (cf. tea-fight); bun foot, of furniture (see quot. 1952);
bun-loaf (Lanc. and Yorks.), rich currant-bread; bun-penny [sense 1b], a
penny showing the head of Queen Victoria with her hair worn in a bun;
bun-struggle, -worry = bun-fight."
more RootsWeb: Bristol_and_Somerset-L Archive (October 2003)
RootsWeb: Bristol_and_Somerset-L Bunfight - Absent Friends
0 Comments:
Post a Comment
<< Home