Definition of quiddany in English:

quiddany

(also quiddony)

noun ˈkwɪdəniˈkwɪd(ə)ni

rare, historical

A thick syrup or jelly made from fruit, especially quinces.

Origin

Early 17th century. Apparently from French codignat fruit jelly, although the form of the first syllable is unexpected: perhaps altered by association with quince, coyn.

Definition of quiddany in US English:

quiddany

(also quiddony)

noun

rare, historical

A thick syrup or jelly made from fruit, especially quinces.

Origin

Early 17th century. Apparently from French codignat fruit jelly, although the form of the first syllable is unexpected: perhaps altered by association with quince, coyn.

单词	quiddany
释义	Definition of quiddany in English: quiddany (also quiddony) noun ˈkwɪdəniˈkwɪd(ə)ni rare, historical A thick syrup or jelly made from fruit, especially quinces. Origin Early 17th century. Apparently from French codignat fruit jelly, although the form of the first syllable is unexpected: perhaps altered by association with quince, coyn. Definition of quiddany in US English: quiddany (also quiddony) noun rare, historical A thick syrup or jelly made from fruit, especially quinces. Origin Early 17th century. Apparently from French codignat fruit jelly, although the form of the first syllable is unexpected: perhaps altered by association with quince, coyn.
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