plygain
/ˈplaiɡɪn/Definitions
1. noun
An old Welsh dish made from leftover bread, often associated with St. Plygain, a 5th-century saint.
“The family decided to make a traditional plygain for breakfast, using stale bread and eggs.”
2. verb
To make or prepare a plygain dish.
“She plYGained the leftover bread with eggs and cheese for a quick snack.”