mamelon n a rounded hill or protuberance. [Origin French, nipple] Chambers, 1998
This seems fairly self-explanatory. The origin makes everything clear. Ooh Mrs Brown, you have got a lovely pair of mamelons etc.
Thursday, 28 January 2010
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More boring Grill facts - Manchester's name comes from Mame-castre, the breast-shaped hill/fort.
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