Flesh
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 193
flesh, n. the soft substance which covers the flutter bones of animals animat food the bodies of or beasts and birds, not fish the body, not the [From soul animals or animal nature mankind Jlyta.} bodily appetites the present life the soft sub- Flitch, stance oi fruit the part of a fruit to be eaten. (A [A. S. flcesc; cog. forms in all the Tent, lang Flitting©,
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