Bollen.
upper leg, thigh (including the buttock), especially when sturdy or fleshy, now most often said of slaughtered poultry
Meaning & usage
upper leg, thigh (including the buttock), especially when sturdy or fleshy, now most often said of slaughtered poultry
Where this word comes from
Of dialectal origin, from Middle Low German bolle m or f, which is the same word as Bolle f (“roundish object”, etymology 2). The sense “thigh” probably developed under influence of (remotely related) Middle Low German bille, for which see Dutch bil (“buttock”).
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