Add to ORKGcolcannon n[check] CAULCANNON. All Hallow's Eve meal of potatoes, turnips, cabbage, and other white vegtables, Av. cf. [i]Engl.Ir.Dict.[i] CAL CLEANNFHIONN, white-headed cabbage (S.E.Irl.).PRINTED ITEM DNE-cit G. M. Story AUG 1974 JH AUG 1974Used I and SupUsed I and SupNot Usedcaulcannon, colcannon night, SNAP-APPLE NIGHTChecked by Jordyn Hughes on Wed 15 Jun 201
colcannon n[Culcannon] Hallowneen - Culcannon [sic] This dish is served for the evening meal on ...
colcannon nWith every festive holiday there is usually a special dish. In Renews, the dish that ac...
snap-apple nHallowe'en [see 'colcannon', 'caulcannon']Hallowe'enDNE-citUsed IUsed IUsed IColcanno...
colcannon na stew made of various vegtables-- potatoes, carrots, turnips, peas, etc., eaten on the...
colcannon n[PT, PT, PT, PT, PT] also caulcannon, *caulcallen [ ] _OED_ (1774-); _EDD_; Joyce caul...
colcannon n[PT] ...when we had colcannon*. We used to have out bit of cabbage,then, see; have our...
colcannon nCawcannon (sometimes mistakenly pronounced as if it were caulcannon) a mixture of white...
colcannon nCaulcannon, 'tis med out o' turnips an' potatoes an' cabbage. 'vegetables made into...
colcannon nFood _(CAUL CALLEN)_ In the fall of the year a crowd of young people get together in ...
colcannon nI heard Nanny say [this] to Mom one Hallowe'en when they were preparing the turnip and ...
colcannon nMixture of potatoes and cabbage (1800); now served at Halloween parties, with prizes hi...
colcannon n"Colcannon Night" was, in my mother's community, October 31st. There was no custom of H...
colcannon nTwo interesting variations of the dish: "Callcannon" were discussed ... My mother recal...
colcannon ncolcannon night: almost universal in St. John's, Nfld., for Hallowe'en. The name is use...
colcannon n[PT] Oh...you'd have Colcannon down there.Yes(* my spelling) J. D. A. WIDDOWSONUsed I a...
colcannon n[Culcannon] Hallowneen - Culcannon [sic] This dish is served for the evening meal on ...
colcannon nWith every festive holiday there is usually a special dish. In Renews, the dish that ac...
snap-apple nHallowe'en [see 'colcannon', 'caulcannon']Hallowe'enDNE-citUsed IUsed IUsed IColcanno...
colcannon na stew made of various vegtables-- potatoes, carrots, turnips, peas, etc., eaten on the...
colcannon n[PT, PT, PT, PT, PT] also caulcannon, *caulcallen [ ] _OED_ (1774-); _EDD_; Joyce caul...
colcannon n[PT] ...when we had colcannon*. We used to have out bit of cabbage,then, see; have our...
colcannon nCawcannon (sometimes mistakenly pronounced as if it were caulcannon) a mixture of white...
colcannon nCaulcannon, 'tis med out o' turnips an' potatoes an' cabbage. 'vegetables made into...
colcannon nFood _(CAUL CALLEN)_ In the fall of the year a crowd of young people get together in ...
colcannon nI heard Nanny say [this] to Mom one Hallowe'en when they were preparing the turnip and ...
colcannon nMixture of potatoes and cabbage (1800); now served at Halloween parties, with prizes hi...
colcannon n"Colcannon Night" was, in my mother's community, October 31st. There was no custom of H...
colcannon nTwo interesting variations of the dish: "Callcannon" were discussed ... My mother recal...
colcannon ncolcannon night: almost universal in St. John's, Nfld., for Hallowe'en. The name is use...
colcannon n[PT] Oh...you'd have Colcannon down there.Yes(* my spelling) J. D. A. WIDDOWSONUsed I a...
colcannon n[Culcannon] Hallowneen - Culcannon [sic] This dish is served for the evening meal on ...
colcannon nWith every festive holiday there is usually a special dish. In Renews, the dish that ac...
snap-apple nHallowe'en [see 'colcannon', 'caulcannon']Hallowe'enDNE-citUsed IUsed IUsed IColcanno...