Sunday, May 14, 2017
Nyopug
Nyopug (pronounced as Nyo-pugg) is a verb of action to pour hot boiling water onto something that result in softening it and easier to work on. In particular pouring hot boiling water onto slaughtered chicken or pig to make it easier to pull out / remove the feather or furs. Dip in some vegetable into the hot boiling water to make them soft also be construed as "Nyopug".
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