Glossary W
Whitloof refers to the Flemish name for the variety of chicory from which the famed Belgian endive was developed.
Wool on a Handle refers to a cowboy term for a lamb chop; generally greatly disliked by cattlemen.
Waragi refers to the local popular liquor in Uganda which is actually a gin made from bananas.
Wigeon refers to the name used used for both duck and drake.
A Drake is a male duck.
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