frustulum

[ fruhs-tuh-luhm, -chuh- ]
noun,plural frus·tu·la [fruhs-tuh-luh, -chuh-]. /ˈfrʌs tə lə, -tʃə-/. Roman Catholic Church.

  1. a small breakfast permitted on fast days.

Origin of frustulum

1
From Latin, dating back to 1690–1700; see origin at frustule

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