ANZAC Q&A - What does the term "Babbling Brook" mean?
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ANZAC Q&A | Great War | Military History | WW1
January 18th, 2016
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Q. What does the term "babbling brook" mean?
A. "Babbling brook" was the rhyming slang term for cook; the term was usually shortened to "babbler".
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