shote
Britishnoun
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The centerpiece of the meal was a variation on her recipe for “barbecue shote,” which is a quarter of a fat young hog.
From New York Times
Lynch could indeed be fined for this — he was fined $5,250 for wearing green shotes against Houston last season.
From Seattle Times
But it is suggested that something might be saved by breeding the stock, instead of purchasing shotes at seven cents per pound, live weight.
From Project Gutenberg
They want even a shote killed and dressed before they’ll touch it.
From Project Gutenberg
The citizens of the town, especially the ladies, sent out waggon loads of food every day—boiled ham, barbecued shote, chicken pies, and cake; yes, and pickles.
From Project Gutenberg
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