Tuesday, January 01, 2008

Quebracho

Quebracho is a South American tree with hard wood and medicinal properties. Thanks for your invented meanings. I appreciated your dedication at holiday time. That dedication paid off for dual winners on the poll today, Thinks! and Magdalene. Great work, both of you.
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4 comments:

Thinks! said...

Quebracho is a tasty cold soup originating in Canada (Specifically Quebec) made from moose and bear offle. Traditionally supped from a wooden bowl and spoon made of carved antler.

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12:16 AM
Sandra Dodd said...

Quebracho is the general term for a cane or walker or handrail. Something to help people not wobble or stumble.

3:44 AM
Sara said...

Quebracho is an old gypsy recipe consisting of a brace of quails stuffed with apples and roasted in badger fat.

6:07 AM
Merriam said...

Quebracho is a musical term which combines staccato and legato - you have to play the first note long and legato, and the second note short and staccato.

8:54 AM

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