10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «BEASTINGS»
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beastings in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
beastings and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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The Diner's Dictionary: Word Origins of Food and Drink
See also AUSLESE, SPÄTLESE, TROCKENBEERENAUSLESE. beestings
Beestings, or beastings, is the first milk produced by a cow (or goat) after giving
birth, which is thick and high in protein and antibodies. Humans have readily
snatched ...
2
Storey's Guide to Raising Miniature Livestock: Goats, Sheep, ...
Rufus Estes in Good Things to Eat, As Suggested by Rufus (1911) Beastings Old
recipes that call for beastings are referring to cow's colostrum — the thick, yellow
first milk produced by female mammals (see pages 121—122 for information on ...
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The English dialect dictionary
J. Wright. m.Yks.'; beastings n.Yks.a w.Yks.“' Chs.123 n.Lln.I Lei.' Nh .l Glo. ;
beastlings Irel. N.Cy.1 n.Yks.I ne.Ylts.I \v.\ ks. Not.1 n.Lin.I e.An."; beastlins th.',
beeslings N.l.'w.Yks.s; beestlingls w.Yks.1 Stf.I sw.L1n.1; beestlins Dunl;
beestning w.
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Cattle: Their Breeds, Management, and Diseases
... beastings, or first milk of the cow. •Good's Studies of Medicine, vol. iii. p. 55;
Gregory's Report, April, 1821. It was the opinion of Jenner, and it is still the belief
of some sportsmen, that the cow-pox is a preventive against the distemper in
dogs.
I suppose the name had a lot to do with it, or perhaps it was that my stomach was
never quite strong enough to cope with anything made from it, for beastings is
something far richer than the richest Jersey milk, which is, of course, delicious.
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Etymological dictionary of the German language
Per~ haps the met bi, 'to tremble,' is nearly akin. 23iel't, m., in Eirftmiid), from the
equiv. MidHG. biest, OHG. biost, m. ; comp. AS. be6st, and its deriv. AS. bysting, E
. beastings, biestings. ModHG. dialects have also remarkable parallel forms with
...
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Cultural History of India
Beastings and the solid part of inspissated milk were considered heavy to digest.
39 Curds churned without water were also used.40 Butter was taken out by
churning milk as well as curds.41 Old clarified butter was considered a panacea
while ...
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History of the Progress and Present State of Animal Chemistry
Tinpertles Beastings is coagulated by all the acids; the vitriolic cs it. makes it
whiter and very thick ; the muriatic and nitrous likewise thicken it, especially the
former. Vinegar only coagulates it in it's concentrated state. Alkalis thicken it, and
give ...
9
When Grandma Wore Breeches
This milk, called beastings, could notgo in with thenormal milk,soit waskept back
for thecalves. Ittakes a lotof patience to teach a calfto drink asthey are bornwith
afull setof teeth and a natural instinct to butt theirhead upwards to suckle
theudder.
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The History of al-Tabari Vol. 29: Al-Mansur and al-Mahdi ...
Mahdi's slave girls sent beastings with poison in it to a rival of hers. He was sitting
in the garden after he had left 'Isabadh. He called for it (the beastings) and ate
from it, and the slave girl was afraid to say that it was poisoned. According to ...
Abu Ja'far Muhammad Bin Jarir Al-Tabari, Hugh Kennedy
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «BEASTINGS»
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beastings is used in the context of the following news items.
The full Jonathan Davies Q&A: Why I'll never wallow in self pity after …
Q: Is the one blessing from your injury that you aren't going to have to go through the beastings at the Wales' training camp out in Switzerland! «WalesOnline, Jul 15»
Magic, Noments! The Quietus Phonographic Corporation Presents …
Grinding acidic gear and psycotropic madness; esoteric beastings and passages of serene calm; clam fisted grin smithery and off kilter ... «The Quietus, Jun 15»
With milk quotas gone are we headed for a milk boom — the Celtic …
Hip-hop stars will be attracted to this largesse; crews with names such as NWA (Nitrates With Attitude), the Beastings Boys and the Notorious ... «Irish Examiner, Apr 15»
Grass is tight so I am still supplementing the ewes with 1kg/day
Also, I have focused more on making sure the lambs get sufficient amounts of beastings. The high soyabean meal content of the ration I was ... «Irish Independent, Mar 15»
Young Gun: Ellis Genge – England U20s and Bristol prop
“I took a few beastings in the past two years playing men's rugby but I always thought it could only get better and that's what drove me. “I played ... «The Rugby Paper, Mar 15»
England's week of shame, and what it says about the Premier League
... immediate employers in the Emirates boardroom) is that previous home beastings have taken place at the hands and feet of Bayern Munich. «Yahoo Eurosport UK, Feb 15»
Max Lahiff on Bath Rugby, hush-hush beastings and... Batman
Max Lahiff on Bath Rugby, hush-hush beastings and... Batman. By Bath Chronicle | Posted: February 14, 2015. By Daniel Evans. Max Lahiff getting to grips with ... «Bath Chronicle, Feb 15»
Caribou Island: where speech marks have gone extinct
The entire flow of Beastings changed when I decided to take out ... Chiselled is a word that will resonate with anyone who has read Beastings. «The Guardian, Feb 15»
Forget the New Year diets – eat cake, be happy and still lose weight!
It's almost traditional for people to sign up to one of those military-style weekend beastings in the nearest park, with ex-soldiers screaming at ... «Mirror.co.uk, Jan 15»
Eyes on the prize: a brilliant satire of the Booker set
And as a result this might just be a modern comic masterpiece. Ben Myers's novel “Beastings” is published by Bluemoose Books (£12.99). «New Statesman, Dec 14»
