colcannon nCaulcannon, 'tis med out o' turnips an' potatoes an' cabbage. 'vegetables made into a hash.''vegetables made into a hash.'Used I and SupUsed I and SupNot Usedcaulcannon, colcannon night, SNAP-APPLE NIGHTChecked by Jordyn Hughes on Wed 15 Jun 201
snap-apple nHallowe'en [see 'colcannon', 'caulcannon']Hallowe'enDNE-citUsed IUsed IUsed IColcanno...
colcannon nThanksgiving was celebrated in Cape Broyle by the observence of "_Col Cannon_" - [PT]. ...
lobscouse[PT] Lobscouse - you make the lobscouse with the cabbage in it,you know, an' _ an' turnip...
colcannon nMixture of potatoes and cabbage (1800); now served at Halloween parties, with prizes hi...
colcannon n[check] CAULCANNON. All Hallow's Eve meal of potatoes, turnips, cabbage, and other white ...
colcannon n[PT] ...when we had colcannon*. We used to have out bit of cabbage,then, see; have our...
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 n[PT, PT, PT, PT, PT] also caulcannon, *caulcallen [ ] _OED_ (1774-); _EDD_; Joyce caul...
colcannon n[PT] Oh...you'd have Colcannon down there.Yes(* my spelling) J. D. A. WIDDOWSONUsed I a...
colcannon nCawcannon (sometimes mistakenly pronounced as if it were caulcannon) a mixture of white...
colcannon n[Culcannon] Hallowneen - Culcannon [sic] This dish is served for the evening meal on ...
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 n[PT] Snap-apple night....or halloween....snap-apple night....or colcannon night. (ie...
snap-apple nHallowe'en [see 'colcannon', 'caulcannon']Hallowe'enDNE-citUsed IUsed IUsed IColcanno...
colcannon nThanksgiving was celebrated in Cape Broyle by the observence of "_Col Cannon_" - [PT]. ...
lobscouse[PT] Lobscouse - you make the lobscouse with the cabbage in it,you know, an' _ an' turnip...
colcannon nMixture of potatoes and cabbage (1800); now served at Halloween parties, with prizes hi...
colcannon n[check] CAULCANNON. All Hallow's Eve meal of potatoes, turnips, cabbage, and other white ...
colcannon n[PT] ...when we had colcannon*. We used to have out bit of cabbage,then, see; have our...
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 n[PT, PT, PT, PT, PT] also caulcannon, *caulcallen [ ] _OED_ (1774-); _EDD_; Joyce caul...
colcannon n[PT] Oh...you'd have Colcannon down there.Yes(* my spelling) J. D. A. WIDDOWSONUsed I a...
colcannon nCawcannon (sometimes mistakenly pronounced as if it were caulcannon) a mixture of white...
colcannon n[Culcannon] Hallowneen - Culcannon [sic] This dish is served for the evening meal on ...
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 n[PT] Snap-apple night....or halloween....snap-apple night....or colcannon night. (ie...
snap-apple nHallowe'en [see 'colcannon', 'caulcannon']Hallowe'enDNE-citUsed IUsed IUsed IColcanno...
colcannon nThanksgiving was celebrated in Cape Broyle by the observence of "_Col Cannon_" - [PT]. ...
lobscouse[PT] Lobscouse - you make the lobscouse with the cabbage in it,you know, an' _ an' turnip...