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gos, goss,
goss [gɔs, gos]
n. A crony, friend.
n. A crony, friend.
gos, goss,
goss [gɔs, gos]
n. The goshawk Accipiter gentilis. A mean griping person.
n. The goshawk Accipiter gentilis. A mean griping person.
gossoon,
gossoon [N. ˈgəsun]
n. col. A boy. From a corruption of French garçon
n. col. A boy. From a corruption of French garçon
gote, gwite, gwyte,
gote [got, N. gwəit]
n. A ditch, drain, sea inlet.
n. A ditch, drain, sea inlet.
goo, gou, gow, gowe, gue,
gou [guː, S. gʌu]
n. A strong, persistent taste, an offensive smell. A liking, relish, taste, gusto.
n. A strong, persistent taste, an offensive smell. A liking, relish, taste, gusto.
ghyouw, goo, goo, goos, gou, gou, gous, gow, gow, gowe, gowe, gowes, gowie, gows, goy, goys, gu, gue, gues, gus, seagoo, seagou, skaitie-gou, skatie-goo, willie-gou, wullie-goo,
gou [guː, gʌu]
n. N. A gull (the seabird). SW. A fool, a stupid creature.
pl. gous
v. N. To wheedle, persuade. SW. To play the fool.
n. N. A gull (the seabird). SW. A fool, a stupid creature.
pl. gous
v. N. To wheedle, persuade. SW. To play the fool.
Compounds and phrases etc.
gou ower: To allure, entice, convince.
seagou: A seagull.
skaitie-gou: The Arctic skua Stercorarius parasiticus.
willie-gou: The herring gull Larus argentatus. MN. A grotesque person.
seagou: A seagull.
skaitie-gou: The Arctic skua Stercorarius parasiticus.
willie-gou: The herring gull Larus argentatus. MN. A grotesque person.
goach, goch, go-ch, gooch, gouch,
gouch [gux, gox]
n. A powerful exhalation, a gasp, the sound made by such an exhalation.
int. Owch!
n. A powerful exhalation, a gasp, the sound made by such an exhalation.
int. Owch!
Goodie, Goody, Goudae, Goudie, Goudy,
Goudae [ˈgʌudi]
n. Gouda cheese.
n. Gouda cheese.
blae-goons, blae-gouns, blue-goons, blue-gouns, blue-gowns, goon, goonie, goony, goun, gounie, gouns, Nannie_Goun, Nannie_Goun, Nannie_Gounie, Nannie_Gounie, Nannie_Gouny, Nannie_Gouny, Nanny_Goon, Nanny_Goonie, Nanny_Goony, Nanny_Goun, Nanny_Gounie, Nanny_Gouny,
goun [gun]
n. A gown. A nightgown or nightshirt.
dim. gounie
n. A gown. A nightgown or nightshirt.
dim. gounie
Compounds and phrases etc.
blue-gouns [bl(j)uː N. bjuː-]: Licenced beggars.
Nannie Goun(ie): WC. A female who is always rushing about.
Nannie Goun(ie): WC. A female who is always rushing about.
gar, garr, goor, goore, goorie, goory, gor, gorbloit, gorbloitit, gorblot, gorblotit, gore, gorry, gory, gour, gourblot, gourblotit, gourie, gourl, gourle, goury, gur, gurbloit, gurbloitit, gurblot, gurblotit, gurblottit, gurbluit, gurbluitit, gure, gurl, gurr, gurry,
gour [guːr, gʌr, goːr]
n. Mucus, waxy matter in the eye. Mud, dirt. Muddy, stagnant water, slush in running water.
n. Mucus, waxy matter in the eye. Mud, dirt. Muddy, stagnant water, slush in running water.
goury
adj. Muddy, slimy. Of the eyes: having mucus in the corner.
adj. Muddy, slimy. Of the eyes: having mucus in the corner.
gourle [I.Sh. gʌrl]
v. To work amongst filthy liquids.
v. To work amongst filthy liquids.
gourblot [I.Sh. gʌrblɔ(i)t, gor-ˈ]
n. Badly-washed clothes or face and hands. A hasty incomplete wash, a swill.
v. To wash (clothes) badly, so that the dirt is only partially removed.
pt. pp. gourblottit adj. Badly washed.
n. Badly-washed clothes or face and hands. A hasty incomplete wash, a swill.
v. To wash (clothes) badly, so that the dirt is only partially removed.
pt. pp. gourblottit adj. Badly washed.