Definition

A type of pastry filled with meat, often associated with Scottish cuisine, resembling a Cornish pasty.

Example

I enjoyed a delicious bridie filled with minced meat and spices.

Conversation

Have you ever tried a bridie?

No, I haven't! What’s a bridie?

It's a Scottish meat pastry, kind of like a Cornish pasty.

That sounds delicious! I need to find one to try.

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Root Explanation

The word 'bridie' originates from Scots, referring to a type of pastry or pie, particularly one filled with meat or other savory ingredients. It is derived from the word 'brid', which means 'to brood' or 'to prepare'.

Memory Tip

Think of 'brid' as preparing something delicious, which helps you remember that a 'bridie' is a savory pastry.

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