Date:  Wed, 13 Mar 1996 15:48:45 EST

From:  Terry Lynn Irons <t.irons[AT SYMBOL GOES HERE]MOREHEAD-ST.EDU>

Subject: Re: Clabber milk -Reply



Elizabeth,



Blinky and blue john both show up in Kentucky. Milk is blue john before

it becomes clabber. Blinky is used mostly as a predicate adjective.



Could you give me more specific bibliographic information on the article

or monography "From Blinky to Blue John" that you mention?



Terry

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