porridge

No flesh nor fish can I swallow: porridge and milk are the only things I can taste.

There she set my porridge before me, which I declined to eat.

"Your porridge is waiting you—as cold as a stone," she answered.

You see I don't want you to eat your meal in fear—or your porridge either.

There's a feller in the Bible that sold his—his birthday, I think 'twas—for a mess of porridge.

The porridge was ready, and Mercy set a wooden bowl on the table.

Gubblum's porridge was bubbling, and the thivel worked vigorously.

When a woman isn't just running even with her husband they call her lumps in his porridge.

Peer had treacle with his porridge that very day, though it was only a week-day.

Sleet an' rain minglin', an' porridge ice slammin' ont' shore!