I engrossed in my Harbour Of Meanings,
my dictionary, my HOM,
and articulated 'Billy Goat Equals Caper'.
For a bit of pure Latin in the kitchen:
a colium is a strainer.
For a bit in the body:
the collum's the neck.
For a bit of pure Greek:
the soldier wiped the blood off his sword
and returned it to its koleos.
Skolios is 'crooked'.
Crookneck is a Glasshouse Mountain
(Coonowrin in Language) .
A crooked scabbard
is of no use to a sword,
but may feature in a cartoon,
(from Latin carta, 'paper') .
Here endeth
'Billy Goat Equals Caper'.
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