Question 1171

The origin of the term X is uncertain. The shoals of X on the Eurasian continent were separated when the Indian plate moved into it, dividing the species along the coasts of Eastern and Western India. When the rail links started on the Indian sub-continent, people from the eastern Bengal were made aware of the large availability of the locally prised fish, on India's western coasts and began importing them via the railways. Due to certain reasons, its transportation was later consigned to the 'Mail' Train. 'You smell like the X', was also a common term in use in the days of the British Raj. However, the local english speakers then called it so, but it was eventually corrupted into "X". Although the likelihood of this origin is questionable, it does have the authority of a BBC Radio 4 interview in August 2006.

Id X.

Answer: Bombay Duck