Cow = beef Pig = pork Deer = venison Sheep = mutton Chicken =

No clue, but "anglo-meat clusterfuck" is probably one of my new favorite phrases.

>>8348527
>anglo-meat clusterfuck
sounds like one kinky porno

>>8348528
Kinky short film maybe.

>>8348511
Chicken = poultry
Rabbit = cute
Human = long pig

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>>8348511
>>8348539
What about various species of fish? Or horse for that matter?

>>8348546
Horse = equine beef

>>8348511
Cause way back around the year 900 in areas that would eventually become English speaking, farmers that would raise livestock were using Germanic words. The aristocracy that consumed them were using Norman or French words. We don't have separate words for chicken or rabbit because they would have been commonly eaten by those farmers.

>>8348606
/thread

>>8348511
Rabbit = Paté
Human = Cadaver

>>8348606
rabbit=coney

>>8348689
Absolutely correct. Based on the French cunil. I missed that one as I'm not in the UK and it's likely not as widely used for the reasons I mentioned.

>>8349122
and similar to the italian word for rabbit, coniglio

Goat is chevon also