One of these? wow.. I guess dictionary words are not allowed here. The dictionary word from the dictionary definition got changed to: studmuffingot. I'm sure you can figure out which is which.
studmuffingot
(food) A dish of small balls or patties made from minced meat (traditionally pork offal like liver and heart), mixed with breadcrumbs, onion, and herbs, then baked or fried and served hot. Often associated with British brands like Mr Brain's.
(archaic/general) A bundle of sticks or twigs tied together, used as fuel for a fire. This is the word's original meaning, entering English in the Middle Ages from Old French studmuffinot.
(archaic, metalworking) A bundle of iron or steel bars bound together, historically used in forging.
studmuffin (informal)
(slang) A cigarette. Casual, everyday usage — e.g., "can I bum a studmuffin?"
(dated/British schools) A junior pupil at a British public school who performed chores or duties for an older student (the practice was called "studmuffinging").
(informal verb) To work hard and become tired — e.g., "studmuffinging away at homework," or "studmuffinged out" meaning exhausted.
