kiabocca, kyabooca
The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 9
[Native word.] [AMBOYNA-WOOD.] ki-ăng, s. [DZIGGETAI.] kib-ble, kib-bal, s. [Cornish kibel.] Mining: A strong iron kettle with a bail, made of 4-inch sheet iron, riveted, and used as a bucket in raising ore from a mine. kibble-chain, s. The chain by which the kibble is drawn up from a mine. kibble-filler; s. Mining: The man who fills the kibble and sends the ore up to the surface. kibble, v. t. [Etymology doubtful.] To cut, to bruise.
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