The derivations with the meat which one could afford or not with the meat as a remuneration and so on, they are all extremely adventurous. Actually, the "Beefeaters" are nothing else than a corruption of the "Buffetier du Roi", so the employees at table and banquets. This is what...

Doesn't it have the same or equivalent meaning as "perish"?

perish

It is indeed important to know the difference, Mr. Holzman, not only for some food nerds. You can also see it: hares have longer legs and smaller heads than rabbits. You would not keep a hare in a cage. And: rabbits live in packs and burrows. Hares are rogues and live on fields. Children want answer...

Wasn't there a British movie in the 60s called "The Knack"?

At school! See also German Encyclopaedia "Brockhaus": the Langobards, a Germanic people of Scandinavian origin (Gotland?) - had their heyday in Lombardia/Upper Italy!

...and Langobard comes from "men with long beards".

Monika