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That's what comes of fossicking around in hedgerows and drinking silage!
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I think 'think' was missing - apart from part of my brain !!!
Is fossicking the same as having a brevet ? |
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If you mean as in ..........
brevet noun a musical note equivalent to quarter a whole note or semibreve. ............... then no.
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I have fossicked for opal in Coober Pedy Australia. Fossicking is described in Wikipedia as a term found in Cornwall and Australia referring to prospecting. This can be for gold, precious stones, fossils, etc. by sifting through a prospective area. In Australian English, the term has an extended use meaning to "rummage". The term has been argued to come from Cornish. To brevet around (pronounced bruvit) was a phrase used in my family and I guess was picked up when they lived near Richmond in Yorkshire for a time. Iranoff
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No longer lives by cake Last edited by iranoff; 27-10-08 at 16:20. |
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Could there have been a Formation of Fossickers in the Bromyard area on Sunday evening?
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#106
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The Gardener uses the term when going to have a look at something.
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too much knowledge?
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I think you have been associating with Floads for far too long . Sad Hasta
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