"The Galloping Gourmand" > wrote in message
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On Mar 19, 3:07?pm, "Gunner" <gunner@ spam.com> wrote:
> Capon (puerco castrado)
> Castrated pig
>
> It could be a pig but that is an antiquated usage for castration, today
> times it usually means the Chicken, a Capon

Got a Catalan to English dictionary? It might not be in there, either,
though. It's certainly a Tabasqueno usage, though.

Thus the reason to reference your sources.