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Smorgasbord Etymology

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A Smorgasbord of Inverse Problems: Function: noun. Etymology: from Swedish smö rgås (open sandwich) + bord ( table). Merriam-Webster Online Dictionary.; educ.jmu.edu

E: dizzyingly diverse in origin, aroma, and taste, including peanut satay, adona perplexed by the night's international smorgasbord of meat skewers.; www.katiesallierobbins.com

An International Menu: Objective: Students will use dictionaries to research etymologies and explore the diverse origins of common foods we eat. Background.; agweb.okstate.edu

Compreh Passages: Yid, another word for Jew, has a distinguished historical origin, coming from ...; www.jc.um.edu.mt

MA Newsletter S03: stated that the etymology of smorgasbord is found in the Swedish smörgåsbord, in which smörgås refers to an open sandwich and bord in reference to a table.; dbdesign.info

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Smörgåsbord - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia: en.wikipedia.org

smorgasbord - Online Etymology Dictionary: The Online Etymology Dictionary. Search: Search Mode, Natural 1893, from Swed. smörgåsbord "open sandwich table," lit.; www.etymonline.com

An Etymological Smorgasbord Game - Play Fun Trivia Quiz: Are you a word lover? Here are a diverse group of questions relating to word origins. - trivia quiz game.; www.funtrivia.com

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smorgasbord: Definition from Answers.com: A medley or miscellany. Etymology From Swedish Smörgåsbord, from smörgås ( bread and butter), from smör (butter) + gås (goose, lump of butter) + bord (table).; www.answers.com

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