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Anonymous Posted 19 years ago
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Please, help me with the meaning of some words.
Hello, there!
Please, what's the meaning of:
- toffee apple =
- firelight =
- candlight =
- The abbreviation of R.I. P (in tombstones) =
And
- what's the meaning of -o- in the word "Jack-o-lantern" ?
- in "Hope yours is a heap of fun" (referring to Halloween event) is = "I hope you have a Halloween full of fun / that you have lots of fun" ?
Thank you very much,
Sue
Please, what's the meaning of:
- toffee apple =
- firelight =
- candlight =
- The abbreviation of R.I. P (in tombstones) =
And
- what's the meaning of -o- in the word "Jack-o-lantern" ?
- in "Hope yours is a heap of fun" (referring to Halloween event) is = "I hope you have a Halloween full of fun / that you have lots of fun" ?
Thank you very much,
Sue
Top answer
Hi, Please, what's the meaning of: - toffee apple = an apple dipped in a sweet liqiud, which then hardens. The apple is placed on a stick, as a handle for eating it. The N.
- Hi, Please, what's the meaning of: - toffee apple = an apple dipped in a sweet liqiud, which then hardens.
- The apple is placed on a stick, as a handle for eating it.
- The N.
- American term, I think, is a candy apple.
- I.
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Hi,
Please, what's the meaning of:
- toffee apple = an apple dipped in a sweet liqiud, which then hardens. The apple is placed on a stick, as a handle for eating it. The N. American term, I think, is a candy apple.
- firelight = the light from a fire
Please, what's the meaning of:
- toffee apple = an apple dipped in a sweet liqiud, which then hardens. The apple is placed on a stick, as a handle for eating it. The N. American term, I think, is a candy apple.
- firelight = the light from a fire
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