End of ADS-L Digest - 18 Mar 1995 to 19 Mar 1995

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There are 14 messages totalling 267 lines in this issue.



Topics of the day:



 1. Chuck/Potholes (5)

 2. Willamette Valley and Oregon (2)

 3. Cajun homesteads

 4. hellbent for leather (2)

 5. <No subject given> (2)

 6. Chuck/Potholes (fwd)

 7. Frappes, cabinets and tonics.



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Date:  Sun, 19 Mar 1995 23:34:04 -0600

From:  Charles F Juengling <juen0001[AT SYMBOL GOES HERE]GOLD.TC.UMN.EDU>

Subject: Re: Chuck/Potholes



I have never heard of 'chuck hole'. For me it's a pothole. My wife,

also an Oregonian, said that she's heard chuck hole, but from only her

parents-- no one her age would say chuck hole. Maybe pot hole has

replaced chuck hole in Orygun.

Fritz Juengling



On Sun, 19 Mar 1995, David Carlson wrote:



> Of the 51 informants in the Pacific Northwest field records, one gave

> chunkhole,two gave pothole, four offered ruts, and the rest gave chuck hole.

>

> David R. Carlson

> 34 Spaulding St.

> Amherst MA 01002

>

> In Eastern Mass a frappe is not runny; a milkshake is. In Western Mass, a

> milkshake is thick like a frappe.

>