See Also: Cornish(dictionary)
Cornish pasty(dictionary)
Braised Cornish Hens(recipes)
Glazed Cornish Hens(recipes)
Stuffed Cornish Game Hens(recipes)
Cornish crab salad with gazpacho sauce(recipes)
Orange-Ginger Broiled Cornish Hens(recipes)
Strawberry-Apricot Barbecue Cornish Hens(recipes)
Scrambled free-range Cornish duck eggs with smoked eel(recipes)
Honey-roast Cornish duckling with cabbage and smoked bacon(recipes)

ringside (iou) and Cornish (iou)


ringside (iou)



ringside noun. M19.
[from RING noun1 + SIDE noun.]
The area immediately surrounding a boxing ring or Other Sports arena; gen. an area designated for spectators.
attrib.: L. Kennedy A ringside view of the contours of my cousin Cynthia.
Comb.: ringside seat (a) a seat immediately adjacent to a boxing contest or Other sporting event; (b) transf. & fig. a place affording a clear view; an advantageous or privileged position from which to observe or monitor something.
ringsider noun a person occupying a position at a ringside; a spectator: L19.

Cornish (iou)



Cornish adjective & noun2. LME.
[from Corn- in Cornwall (see below) + -ISH1.]
A. adjective. Of or belonging to Cornwall, a county in SW England. LME.
Cornish boiler a cylindrical horizontal boiler with a single flue through its middle. Cornish chough: see CHOUGH 2. Cornish cream clotted cream. Cornish engine a kind of single-acting beam engine first used in Cornwall for pumping up water. Cornishman a man who is a native of Cornwall. Cornish moneywort: see moneywort s.v. MONEY noun. Cornish pasty a pasty containing seasoned meat and cooked Vegetables.
b. noun. The Brittonic language formerly spoken in Cornwall. M16.