Wednesday, March 28, 2007

Rouncival

A rouncival is a large variety of pea. I've never been a fan of peas, so I don't think I'll be trying one any time soon. The blog meanings were lots of fun and the winner on the poll, again, was Calie. Well done, Calie.

5 comments:

Alijah Fitt said...

Rouncival is a game that children play while seated in a circle. It is similar to "Duck-duck goose" but when you catch the goose you smash a goose egg over their head. It's a gooey mess but kids love it.

Clare said...

Sir Rouncival is a little-known Knight of the Round Table. He was the one who took the minutes, read the apologies for absence and ensured that everyone had a copy of the agenda.

Rouncival is an adjective that has come to be used in describing an efficient and jolly officer on the committee of any society or club.

Shari said...

Rouncival is a rodent much like a gerbil. They are attracted to round shaped items, such as balls, spinning wheels, and coins. They are a favorite with kids-even more so than guinea pigs.

Anonymous said...

A Rouncival is a little known medieval dessert made with brawn(boiled sheeps head)and elderflower cordial.

LauraLee said...

A rouncival is a planned match that takes place in a large circular ring between four rival teams of wrestlers. Rouncivals began in Scottland, and therefore are rare to find elsewhere.