| I was remarking that sangaree and calipash, mangoes and guava jelly, dispose the heart to love, and so they do. |
| Take half-a-pound of sugar, a quarter of caviare, a quarter of calipash, a quarter of millet and six peaches. |
| At their watchfires they discourse upon the delicate fat round the kidneys as an alderman might talk of calipash. |
| Sedley without bestowing upon him either calipash or calipee. |
| The flesh of turtles, calipash or calipee, was and still is considered a delicacy in a number of cultures. |
| For example, who knew that there were not one but two terms for turtle meat: calipash and calipee, which refer to different parts of the animal? |
