- gubbings
- gub·bings
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gubbings
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gubbings — gubbins … Dictionary of ichthyology
gubbings — /ˈgʌbɪŋz/ (say gubingz) noun Colloquial → gubbins …
gubbings — noun plural but singular or plural in construction see gubbins … Useful english dictionary
Brigandage — refers to the life and practice of brigands: highway robbery and plunder. Origin of the word The brigand is supposed to derive his name from the Old French brigan , which is a form of the Italian brigante , an irregular or partisan soldier. There … Wikipedia
gubbins — fish offal. Also spelled gubbings … Dictionary of ichthyology
gubbins — /ˈgʌbənz/ (say gubuhnz) noun Colloquial 1. a foolish person. 2. (an ironic form of address for oneself, as a foolish person): and gubbins here is deceived every time. 3. a. (often used humorously in place of the usual or precise name) a device;… …
