Difference between revisions of "Flowerwhite bodey"
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* '''flour-white body''' | * '''flour-white body''' | ||
| − | * '''flower''' → the botanical reference was alluded to in the previous use of [[pyth]], as well as references to the hop plant ([[hop in his tayle]]) and [[Dobbin's Flowery Vale]] ([[Dobbelin ayle]]) | + | * '''flower''' → the botanical reference was alluded to in the previous use of [[pyth]], as well as references to the hop plant ([[hop in his tayle]]) and the song ''[[Dobbin's Flowery Vale]]'' ([[Dobbelin ayle]]) |
* '''white flour''' → the Host which become the Body of Christ in the Catholic ritual of the Eucharist is a form of wheaten bread made from white flour | * '''white flour''' → the Host which become the Body of Christ in the Catholic ritual of the Eucharist is a form of wheaten bread made from white flour | ||
Revision as of 07:33, 21 July 2006
- flour-white body
- flower → the botanical reference was alluded to in the previous use of pyth, as well as references to the hop plant (hop in his tayle) and the song Dobbin's Flowery Vale (Dobbelin ayle)
- white flour → the Host which become the Body of Christ in the Catholic ritual of the Eucharist is a form of wheaten bread made from white flour
- bogey: devil; spectre, phantom; an object of dread
