wheat
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loose corn or maize or | wheat | gin ye wis tae faw |
country maize in the usa | wheat | in england oats in scotland |
wheat in some citations however | wheat | is clearly the meaning alsweill |
likely to be made from | wheat | in some citations however wheat |
meal and a boll of | wheat | will give a boll of |
additional meaning of bread especially | wheat | bread to distinguish it from |
sow potatoes nor barley nor | wheat | but there s gangs o |
an e barley an e | wheat | grew an e girse nott |
and twenty eight ounce of | wheat | bread and ane pynt of |
french mesteillon etc probably meaning | wheat | mixed with rye the latter |
bannock on a girdle of | wheat | flour and cut into 4 |
with folic acid of all | wheat | flour s1w 17605 john scott |
labourers proudly display sheaves of | wheat | the exhibition is grandiosely impressive |
white horse tall fields of | wheat | seen from the train a |
nick two plain chocolate home | wheat | biscuits from the boss s |
became the main staple crop | wheat | appears early in the record |
kirkcudbright burgh records in 1657 | wheat | wheit white forms appear in |
are some tares among the | wheat | alas but we do our |
of 1595 ador far fine | wheat | and siligo fine white and |
side they gave him a | wheat | loaf to eat and after |
the stacks was thatched with | wheat | straw and sometimes a wee |
once slaves bowed down like | wheat | men rose and fell like |
sleepin her fair hair like | wheat | on the bowster her lang |
since the 2nd world war | wheat | has also been grown before |
its case through stands of | wheat | winds sheer and shift the |
rin turmeric ginger biryani an | wheat | poppy seed aniseed drummer s |