kale-brose

(kal’broz), n. A pottage made of meal and the skimmings of broth. Ane wadna hae thought that gude meal was sae scant amang them, when the quean threw sae muckle gude kailbrose scalding hot about my lugs. Scott, Old Mortality, xxviii. kaleege (ka-léj’),. [H. Ind. kalij.] A pheasant of the genus Huplocamus and that section of the genus called Gallop has is, closely related to the silver-pheasants and firebacks. ‘here are several species, such as H#. albocristatus, EZ. mela not us, and E. horseldi, inhabiting the upper parts of India from the footills to an elevation of 8,000 feet. They are noted for their pugnacity, and for making a drumming noise, but in general habits resemble other pheasants of the same genus. Also spelled kalij and calidge.