Vetiver Revealed
David Randall
withywindle at earthlink.net
Tue Jun 5 10:50:08 EDT 2007
> 2) vetiver, n. (fr. Mid. Fr. vestiviere)1) the queen¹s dressing-woman. 2) a
> lady¹s maid.
>
> ElliottPlausible etymology; rings true.
I¹m always happy when I get the Elliott Plausibility Award! I¹m also
fascinated and amused that Eric and I had essentially identical trains of
thought.
And for Elliott again:
Vetiver Chevie, fille de bast,
At dawn while she dressed up her lady;
She rued her whoring Norman pa
Had amours shady.
David
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