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prettygoodwordAnother Forgotten English Friday:
blunk - "Blunk of weather, a fit of squally, tempestuous weather. —William Mashall's Provincialisms of East Norfolk, 1787
To my surprise, I was able to find confirmation in a contemporary glossary of meteorology, where its use is noted as British.
---L.
blunk - "Blunk of weather, a fit of squally, tempestuous weather. —William Mashall's Provincialisms of East Norfolk, 1787
To my surprise, I was able to find confirmation in a contemporary glossary of meteorology, where its use is noted as British.
---L.
