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Meanings of Goth in English
Usage of Goth in English
1
Such were the emotions now awakened in the heart of the Goth.
2
Totila, the Goth, laid the city of Benevento in ruins, in 545.
3
The Goth Jornandes calls the North of Europe the forge of mankind.
4
She didn't really feel like sightseeing -thatwasn't a Goth thing, right?
5
You have lost your little Goth; of that I need no assurance.
6
The underlying philosophy of Goth is that our society is predominantly hypocritical.
7
Yet though the Romans were gone, the Goth-folk were very hard bested.
8
Not fashionably depressed, in the way of some Goth chicks, but clinically.
9
A real photograph of a live old Goth, nearly 1400 years ago.
10
A Roman came to complain that a Goth had violated his daughter.
11
Before the gasping victim could take breath, down came Hun, Goth, and
12
At No 2 is Faris Rotter from British nu-Goth band The Horrors.
13
More than all the rest of his nation I loathe this Goth!
14
The idea sounded Goth -thereality in the cemetery had made her shiver.
15
The shanty stood up a little, in the highest part of the Goth.
16
Thus ended Totila the Goth and with him the Gothic cause in Italy.
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Goth through the time
Goth across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common