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fish-fag — fishˈ fag noun (archaic) A woman who sells fish • • • Main Entry: ↑fish … Useful english dictionary
fish-fag — female fish monger … Dictionary of ichthyology
Fishwife — A fishwife or fish fag is a woman who sells fish. [cite book|title=Oxford English Dictionary|url=http://www.oed.com|accessdate=2008 04 27|quote=A woman who sells fish] Such women were notoriously loud and foul mouthed as in the proverb, To swear… … Wikipedia
List of words having different meanings in British and American English: A–L — Differences between American and British English American English … Wikipedia
Dublin statues and their nicknames — Dublin statues are a significant feature of the cityscape of Dublin and many have acquired nicknames. The city s statues and other monuments have a long history of controversy about their subjects and designs, and a number of formerly prominent… … Wikipedia
Fagg — This interesting English surname originated in Kent as a metonymic nickname describing a fishmonger or baker. The surname dates back to the 13th Century. One source attributes the name to the Old English word Fagg , a flat fish, plaice or a flat… … Surnames reference
Fagge — This interesting English surname originated in Kent as a metonymic nickname describing a fishmonger or baker. The surname dates back to the 13th Century. One source attributes the name to the Old English word Fagg , a flat fish, plaice or a flat… … Surnames reference
Vagg — This interesting English surname originated in Kent as a metonymic nickname describing a fishmonger or baker. The surname dates back to the 13th Century. One source attributes the name to the Old English word Fagg , a flat fish, plaice or a flat… … Surnames reference
Vaggs — This interesting English surname originated in Kent as a metonymic nickname describing a fishmonger or baker. The surname dates back to the 13th Century. One source attributes the name to the Old English word Fagg , a flat fish, plaice or a flat… … Surnames reference
Vagges — This interesting English surname originated in Kent as a metonymic nickname describing a fishmonger or baker. The surname dates back to the 13th Century. One source attributes the name to the Old English word Fagg , a flat fish, plaice or a flat… … Surnames reference
