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what is a grintern ?

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ruggief | 21:28 Fri 25th Aug 2006 | Home & Garden
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We know it's something to do with onions, but how would we use it and what does it look like?
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A grintern, from grint = grind, is a compartment in a granary, particularly in Dorset dialect. Thomas Hardy uses it, for example.
I've no idea what it might have to do with onions, however!
06:57 Sat 26th Aug 2006
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07:52 Sat 26th Aug 2006

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