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scribbler | 07:43 Tue 30th Jan 2007 | Phrases & Sayings
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I thought that cackleberry was a dialect word in Southern England, meaning egg. Am I right??
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It is slang for an egg but it originated in the USA not southern England.
11:13 Tue 30th Jan 2007
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I've never heard of it even though I've lived in the South East and South West.
20:08 Wed 31st Jan 2007
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I've heard it used in Ireland, but would agree with Quizmonster that it originated in USA
20:13 Wed 31st Jan 2007
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Slight variation is cacklefruit, which I recall from Somerser/Devon back in the 50s. Not sure of the origin.
22:36 Wed 31st Jan 2007

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