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nitrosteamer | 03:47 Wed 17th Apr 2002 | Phrases & Sayings
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What does bear in the buckwheat mean?
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The only occurances of that phrase in Google are the link to your question (!) and to sites listing a Cape Breton folk tune of the same name. The music of Canada's maritime provinces is largely of Gaelic origin. So the song - and expression - are likely to come from either Cape Breton or Scotland. Sorry this doesn't actually answer your question but it might put you in the right direction!
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