- kebbuck
- or kebbock noun Etymology: Middle English (Scots dialect) cabok, from Scottish Gaelic ceapag Date: 15th century dialect British a whole wheel or ball of cheese
New Collegiate Dictionary. 2001.
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kebbock — noun see kebbuck … Useful english dictionary
cabback — variant of kebbuck, Sc., cheese … Useful english dictionary
