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A. G. Maisey · 30th October 2011, 10:50 PM

I'd call it wos wutah, and I believe most people I know in Solo would say the same.

All these random pamors can be classified and classified and classified again.

You can come up with any number of names for wos wutah, and I've noticed that in recent years we seem to have a lot more names to choose from.

I wouldn't give it as ngulit semangko because it is just not coarse enough --- that's the only difference between ngulit semangko and wos wutah:- the number of layers, they're both made in the same way.

30th October 2011, 10:50 PM	#16
A. G. Maisey Member Join Date: May 2006 Posts: 6,700	I'd call it wos wutah, and I believe most people I know in Solo would say the same. All these random pamors can be classified and classified and classified again. You can come up with any number of names for wos wutah, and I've noticed that in recent years we seem to have a lot more names to choose from. I wouldn't give it as ngulit semangko because it is just not coarse enough --- that's the only difference between ngulit semangko and wos wutah:- the number of layers, they're both made in the same way.