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July 5 2021, 09:03

Goose-Related Etymologies

My favourite thing about geese... is the etymologies of all the phrases relating to geese. There's so many, and they're all amazing. I started reading about one, then - silly goose that I am - found another, and another, and another...



For example:

Barnacle geese are so-called because

https://danq.me/2021/07/05/goose-language/
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