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| − | * '''bog oak''' | + | * '''bog oak:''' ancient wood (usually Scots Pine, Oak or Yew) preserved in Irish bogs and now prized by wood carvers |
| − | * '''lie in peace''' | + | * '''lie in peace:''' to lie buried in a grave |
* '''in pieces''' → [[Humpty Dumpty]] | * '''in pieces''' → [[Humpty Dumpty]] | ||
Revision as of 09:56, 8 November 2006
- bog oak: ancient wood (usually Scots Pine, Oak or Yew) preserved in Irish bogs and now prized by wood carvers
- lie in peace: to lie buried in a grave
- in pieces → Humpty Dumpty
