NAMING OF PLUCK
NAMING OF PLUCK
Hi, can anyone tell me where the name 'pluck' came from? Can only find one thing that these body parts were plucked from body ...
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smeee
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Re: NAMING OF PLUCK
I Googled the word and found out so many things that I never knew. 
I will also be careful next time I go to the butcher and ask for a pluck !
http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.p ... uck&page=1
then I found this site that mentions it specifically as a noun but not how the word originated
http://www.wordnik.com/words/pluck
I will also be careful next time I go to the butcher and ask for a pluck !
http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.p ... uck&page=1
then I found this site that mentions it specifically as a noun but not how the word originated
http://www.wordnik.com/words/pluck
Re: NAMING OF PLUCK
oh yeah!!! youhave to say the word VERY CAREFULLY - especially if there are other customers! and especially if they are elderly women who are hard of hearing 
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Graham Kemp
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Re: NAMING OF PLUCK
That is actually it.fishy wrote:Hi, can anyone tell me where the name 'pluck' came from? Can only find one thing that these body parts were plucked from body ...
The pluck is the name given to the group of organs that are plucked from the thorax by the trachea. It's not any more involved that that.
