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Entry 5003

Volume 3 · printed page 2739 · Waycross, Ga.

A man kin take a woman's stockin', he kin dress it - whut dey call dressin'. Take dat yuh see - take dat stockin' an' carry it off somewhere an' git off tuh deyself. An' skin yuh [thing] back an' de whut chew call gnat bread be roun' dere - be's roun' de haid of yore [thing]. Well, why see, yuh take dat an' yuh balled it up an' go tuh runnin' watah an' wet de stock- in'. Well, dat makes all dat stuff be 'solved [dissolved] all through. Well, now, when she put dem stockin's on ag'in, dere ain't nuthin in de worl' will keep 'er from bein' wit dat man no way whatevah - she's fer 'im.

(What do they call that stuff - sort of scum-like on the head of his tool?)

Yeah, bread.

(What do you call that stuff? I didn't understand that name?)

Dey call it gnat bread.

(What does the first word mean? Gnat like a little bug? Gnat bread?)

Dat's right. [My emphasis shows interest and surprise. I had not heard the term for years, momentarily could scarcely recall the first word. Years ago this condition was associated with a lack of personal hygiene; the reason for the word scum. If I remember, the term does not appear elsewhere in HOODOO.]

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