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goot, gout, gute,
goot [gut]
n. Gout, the disease.
n. Gout, the disease.
goar, goarie, gor, gore, gori, gorie, gorrie,
gor [goːr]
also gorrie
int. A euphemistic alteration of God, used as an exclamation of surprise or incredulity or as a mild oath.
also gorrie
int. A euphemistic alteration of God, used as an exclamation of surprise or incredulity or as a mild oath.
garb, gor, gorb, gorbel, gorbell, gorbell$t, gorbellt, gorbelt, gorbelt, gorbie, gorble, gorbled, gorblin, gorby, gorky, gorlin,
gorb [ˈgɔrb]
n. An unfledged bird. The youngest of the brood. A glutton.
v. To eat greedily.
n. An unfledged bird. The youngest of the brood. A glutton.
v. To eat greedily.
gorby
adj. Greedy.
adj. Greedy.
gorble [ˈgɔrbl]
v. To gulp.
pt. pp. gorbelt adj. Of a nestling: partially formed.
n. An unfledged bird, a nestling.
v. To gulp.
pt. pp. gorbelt adj. Of a nestling: partially formed.
n. An unfledged bird, a nestling.
gorblin [ˈgɔr(b)lɪn]
n. A nestling, fledgeling, a very young person, an urchin.
n. A nestling, fledgeling, a very young person, an urchin.
girr, goar, gore, gurr,
gore [goːr, gɔr, gʌr]
n. A deep furrow. A strip of land at the side of a field.
v. To gore, scratch, seam, or cut into,
n. A deep furrow. A strip of land at the side of a field.
v. To gore, scratch, seam, or cut into,
gorgeous [ˈɡɔːrdʒəs]
adj. Beautiful, very attractive.
adj. Beautiful, very attractive.
gorgie, gorkie, gorky, gurkie, gurky,
gorkie [ˈgoːrkɪ]
n. A clumbsy silly person.
adj. Disgusting.
n. A clumbsy silly person.
adj. Disgusting.
gorgin, gorkin, gurkin,
gorkin [ˈgoːrkɪn]
n. A big stupid person.
n. A big stupid person.
gornal,
gornal [ˈgɔrnəl]
n. A button.
n. A button.
goroch, gorroch,
gorroch [ˈgɔrəx]
v. SW. To mix, stir, make a mess of.
v. SW. To mix, stir, make a mess of.
gasky, ghosk, gorsk, gorskie, gorsky, gosk, goskie, gosky, gosque, grossky,
gorsk [gɔ(r)sk]
n. MN. Strong, rank grass forced up on pasture-land by cattle droppings. A tuft of such grass. NN.b. The common chickweed Stellaria media or groundsel Senecio vulgaris
n. MN. Strong, rank grass forced up on pasture-land by cattle droppings. A tuft of such grass. NN.b. The common chickweed Stellaria media or groundsel Senecio vulgaris
gorsky
adj. MN. Of grass: coarse, luxuriant.
adj. MN. Of grass: coarse, luxuriant.