blackmouth

English

blackmouth showing black gumline

black +‎ mouth

For the origin of the pejorative "Presbyterian", several theories exist:

A specialisation of a dialect sense "liar, slanderer, foul-mouthed person" applied to political radicals.[1]
Ulster Scots refusing to take the "Black Oath" imposed in 1639;[2]
Covenanters eating blackberries or blaeberries while hiding in the wilds during the The Killing Time.[1]

blackmouth (plural blackmouths)

chinook salmon — see chinook salmon

单词	blackmouth
释义	blackmouth English blackmouth showing black gumline Etymology black +‎ mouth For the origin of the pejorative "Presbyterian", several theories exist: A specialisation of a dialect sense "liar, slanderer, foul-mouthed person" applied to political radicals.[1] Ulster Scots refusing to take the "Black Oath" imposed in 1639;[2] Covenanters eating blackberries or blaeberries while hiding in the wilds during the The Killing Time.[1] Noun blackmouth (plural blackmouths) A chinook salmon (Oncorhynchus tshawytscha), especially a juvenile. (derogatory, Ireland, dated) a Presbyterian Translations chinook salmon — see chinook salmon References Anne Smyth, "Ulster-Scots Words with a Story": A Talk for Ormeau Gallery Robert Tosh "Presbyterianism" Plantation of Ulster BBC History Further reading Chinook salmon on Wikipedia.Wikipedia Oncorhynchus tshawytscha on Wikispecies.Wikispecies Oncorhynchus tshawytscha on Wikimedia Commons.Wikimedia Commons
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