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figgy pudding

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figgy pudding - From the dialect term fig, which meant "raisin."
See also related terms for raisin.
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Figgy pudding and brandy butter after every meal, a constant soundtrack of carolling, illuminated reindeer on the roofs of houses even in summer.
I'm dreaming of a white Christmas a month too early by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
Palm Sunday was once the day for figgy pudding, when Jesus cursed the barren fig tree in the Gospel reading for that day.
FRANCIS WOOD CHURCH MATTERS by Evening Chronicle (Newcastle, England)
com FIGGY PUDDING One package of dried figs (10 to 12 ounces).
Get yourself a nice fat festive goose; CHRISTMAS is coming and the ... by Coventry Evening Telegraph (England)
 
 
 
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