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What about “Turkey Snot”?
I started collecting this expression in different languages as a hobby about 30 years ago thinking, unlike my other hobbies, it was lightweight, portable, required no storage space and, best of all, wouldn’t fill in the last 1/2″ of mouse space on my desk.
So far, I’ve had very few willing contributors, but have managed to collect it in Greek, German, Spanish and French.
Thanks!!
& KTYLF[s]
Since turkeys are native to North and South America, I’m pretty sure that they were unknown to the ancients of India. However, since they are genetically related to the peafowl I humbly submit for your consideration:
nAsikAmala barhin (nose-dirt of peafowl)
What about “Turkey Snot”?
I started collecting this expression in different languages as a hobby about 30 years ago thinking, unlike my other hobbies, it was lightweight, portable, required no storage space and, best of all, wouldn’t fill in the last 1/2″ of mouse space on my desk.
So far, I’ve had very few willing contributors, but have managed to collect it in Greek, German, Spanish and French.
Thanks!!
& KTYLF[s]
Since turkeys are native to North and South America, I’m pretty sure that they were unknown to the ancients of India. However, since they are genetically related to the peafowl I humbly submit for your consideration:
nAsikAmala barhin (nose-dirt of peafowl)