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Cornish wrestling was very different from that in Devon - it was less brutal, as no kicking was allowed.

English Clergyman

Used when discussing elements specific to Cornwall culture or geography.

Cultural Identity

Often used to describe unique food originating from Cornwall, like pastries.

Regional Cuisine

Refers to someone from Cornwall, indicates a sense of belonging.

Ethnic Identity

Used as a demonym, not to be confused with 'cornish' describing food or language.

Unique Pronoun

Specifically refers to a breed of chicken, not to be used for other types.

Breed Specific

Commonly used in menus and recipes within the culinary world.

Culinary Term

Once nearly extinct, Cornish language is experiencing a cultural revival.

Language Revival

Cornish language has historical significance and isn't widely spoken today.

Historical Language

 too big to hold with one hand closer to the size of a turkey breast her brain is to stick with the poultry theme about as big as a cornish game hit looking at these three examples it's pretty hard to imagine that our brains and these shark brains

The Surprising...

 people are doing around the cornish coast to help protect seals and getting animals back into the wild where they belong thanks to uk wide organizations and committed individuals the uk continues to play a vital part in

Cornish

Cultural Identity

Regional Cuisine

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