"Parliament" was used in a couple of older and now obscure counter-factual stories that I recall-I do believe one of them may be on the WorldNet!(Will have to see if I can find it, though)
I don't remember too many of them offhand, but one that's always stuck out to me was "beef", derived from Old French boef-and also mutton, derived from moton(here in the V.C., there are several savory dishes made with sheep's meat that we call
Moutton; originally primarily eaten by the folk of the Apelachi Hills in the interior, but started becoming a more formal dish about 60 years ago.). As well as "pork", from
porc(itself from the Latin
porcus.(what we call Porque in the V.C.). Alright, I'll admit, I was hungry when I saw this post, and I've always been a gastrophile, so.....yeah.
OOC: I thought gastrophile would be a neat ATL term for someone who's a foodie.....like the real me.