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Traditional English :: guff
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guf.html - n.
sl. empty talk; nonsense. [19th c., orig. = 'puff': imit.] |
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Traditional English :: guffaw
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guf.html - n. & v. --n. a coarse or boisterous laugh. --v. 1 intr. utter a guffaw.
2 tr. say with a guffaw. [orig. Sc.: imit.] |
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English Idioms :: guard
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guf.html - See: COLOR GUARD, OFF GUARD, ON GUARD. |
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English Idioms :: guest
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guf.html - See: BF. MY GUEST. |
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English Idioms :: gum up
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guf.html - {v.}, {slang} To cause not to work or ruin; spoil; make something go wrong. - Often used in the phrase "gum up the works". * /Jimmy has gummed up the typewriter./ Syn.: THROW A MONKEY WRENCH. |
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English Idioms :: gun
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guf.html - See: BIG CHEESE or BIG GUN, GIVE IT THE GUN or GIVE HER THE GUN, GREAT GODFREY or GREAT GUNS, JUMP THE GUN, SON OF A GUN, STICK TO ONE'S GUNS or STAND BY ONE'S GUNS, TILL THE LAST GUN IS FIRED or UNTIL THE LAST GUN IS FIRED. |
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