grub

Dictionary of American Words And Phrases by John Russell Bartlett.

Food; victuals.--Grose.

The Bengalese, in cool apparel,

Meanwhile have reached their pic-nic barrel;

In other words, they have tossed the grub

Out of their great provision tub.--New Tale of a Tub.

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