jossop

English

jossop (uncountable)

(regional, Britain, school slang) Sauce, gravy, or syrup.
- 2010, Joan Aiken, Is
  'Mister? Here's some jossop for you, from the sawbones.' She uncorked the little flask and obliged the stranger to swallow a mouthful.

This is a local expression believed to originate in the south of England but now in use in Edinburgh.

单词	jossop
释义	jossop English Noun jossop (uncountable) (regional, Britain, school slang) Sauce, gravy, or syrup. 2010, Joan Aiken, Is 'Mister? Here's some jossop for you, from the sawbones.' She uncorked the little flask and obliged the stranger to swallow a mouthful. Alternative forms jossup References 1873, John Camden Hotten, The Slang Dictionary Usage notes This is a local expression believed to originate in the south of England but now in use in Edinburgh.
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