It means little, and depending on how it’s used, it can be taken as derogatory, but not in the case of candies. It just means little pieces of candy.
What produce/ingredients did you buy or obtain today? (2018-2022)
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GadgetGuy
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I understand, but I buy things in bulk so this is like 3 months or more worth of candy
WOW!! You must have a sweet tooth!!
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I've only hear runt used in relation to puppies, with the runt of the litter being the samples puppy.
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You’ve got to go to the right candy shops!Hmmmm, I've never heard of Runts.
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Runts - Wikipedia
And people as well, and that’s usually when it’s not appreciated, like calling somebody shrimp or pipsqueak.
karadekoolaid
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Yep - the runt is the last (puppy) born, therefore the weakest.
I must be used to it as I didn’t even see it until you mentioned it.Autocorrect got me again!!!
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Frizz1974
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I love some sweet reds cold in summer. Delicious. Especially with soda water.Some calorific things in there but also some not so. But...
why would anyone buy sweet red wine?
Frizz1974
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I lived with beagle & blood hound breeders at one point.
The runt is the smallest/weakest/least likely to thrive. When a breeding bitch whelps a big litter sometimes the runt is removed to be hand raised or even euthanized.
My best ever dog was the runt I hand raised.
This is Loki with his Mum after we sold all his litter mates.
(I don’t and didn’t breed pups myself. Loki and co were the result of another dog breaking into our yard which resulted in me having to pay for a caesarean)
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Seedless red peppers?
Yeah, I bought those purely because they were pretty! I have no idea what I’ll do with them.
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