An obscure or historical variant term, possibly related to bavarois or other Bavarian-origin foods.
Possibly a dialectal or folk spelling derived from 'Bavarian' or 'bavarois,' though documentation is sparse. This may represent local phonetic adaptations in English-speaking regions.
Bavary is so obscure that it might exist only in fragments of old texts—it's the kind of word that makes you wonder if someone just misspelled 'bavarian' once and a lexicographer decided to record it for posterity.
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