Crossword-Solution: FIGGY 5 letters, 2 clues 🏆 scrabble score: 13

Speaking of the poor students of Cambridge, he says: "At ten of the clock they go to dinner, whereas they be content with a penny piece of beef among four, having a _few pottage_ made of the broth of the same beef, with salt and oatmeal, and nothing else." _Figs, Figgy._--Most commonly _raisins_ are called _figs_, and plum-pudding _figgy_ pudding.

Figs, 152/21; 166/18, in Cornwall, raisins are called figs, ‘a thoomping _figgy_ pudden,’ a big plum pudding.

Madge Figgy's home was in a little cottage in a cove not far from her ladder and chair, and this cove was a nest of a gang of the worst wreckers in Cornwall, gathered together by old Madge to help her in her cruel work.

Madge Figgy kicked her heels and clapped her hands with joy as she watched, for the huge vessel laden with valuables of the costliest kind was a prize such as they did not often get, and Madge in her mind was already reckoning up her gains.

When Madge Figgy, who had claimed this body, had finished stripping it, she stood gazing at it very attentively for a long time.