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Slaughterhouse
A house where beasts are butchered for the market
Shochet
Shochet, a Jewish butcher; in effect a religious order invested by the Chief Rabbi with authority to kill and prepare meat in accordance with the Jewish ceremonial.
Knacker
Knacker is defined by the (English) Protection of Animals Act, 1911 (1 & 2 Geo. 5, c. 27), s. 15(e), as meaning 'a person whose trade or business it is to kill any cattle not killed...
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Concluded contract
Concluded contract, is one which settles everything that is necessary to be settled and leaves nothing to be settled by agreement between the parties, May and Butcher Ltd. v. R. (1929), (1934) 2 KB 17n (21)...
Auncel weight
Auncel weight, an ancient manner of weighing by the hanging of scales or hooks at either end of a beam or staff. See ANSEL. What were called stilliards, a sort of hand-weighing among butchers, which show...
Cleaver
One who cleaves or that which cleaves especially a butchers instrument for cutting animal bodies into joints or pieces
Reedling
The European bearded titmouse Panurus biarmicus called also reed bunting bearded pinnock and lesser butcher bird
offal
The rejected or waste parts of any process especially the inedible parts of a butchered animal such as the viscera
Mattages
A shrike or butcher bird written also matagasse
Matagasse
A shrike or butcher bird called also mattages
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