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Meanings of gord in English
Synonyms
Examples for "grod"
Examples for "grod"
1
Grod finally stumbled to a halt just as Droog took his place.
2
Grod had the hot coal out and a torch held in readiness.
3
Grod even made him a spear of his own, just his size.
4
When they reached the small room, Grod held up the torch.
5
But while men forgot the Nazarene and His troubles, Grod did not forget.
1
For me, for example, it's completely inconvenient to go to Kitai Gorod.
2
Gorod did not answer phone calls on Wednesday afternoon seeking comment.
3
Well, the passage between Turgenevskaya and Kitai Gorod had been orange, definitely orange.
4
She wrote an account of her meeting with the president in Bolshoi Gorod magazine.
5
There's no governing power at Kitai Gorod so there are two groups that control it.
1
The Chinese evidently believed that their hill fort could not be taken.
2
England: body snatchers; burial practices; cholera outbreak; corpse desecration; executions; hill fort burials
3
That is a good example of the difficulty of attacking a hill fort.
4
To return to the site first found, the hill fort of Dunbuie, excavated in 1896.
5
Turning left at the T-junction you'll see Park Hill iron age hill fort ahead of you.
Usage of gord in English
1
Place your vote and then you drinks.... Gord bless yer merry hearts.
2
But for Gord's sake get 'em done as quick as you can.
3
You are a fisherman, and a tenant under Grierson at Gord?-I am.
4
Gord Wilding's dead-on production design makes it clear why these people want out.
5
Conclusions: We observed that GORD might associate with subsequent RA occurrence.
6
Gord is two to three times more common in men than in women.
7
I went to see Una's play Victor and Gord and just loved it.
8
You're just as much a boy as you were ten years ago, Gord.
9
He often spoke of "Gord," and his burly childishness tickled me infinitely.
10
But I don't want to be hard on you, Gord.
11
Gord almighty, 'ow d'yer think I can get in there?
12
I'll pay it back, s'elp me Gord, if the missus can start laundryin' agin'.
13
On'y don't you go for to shoot, 'cos we 'int awmed, s'help me Gord!
14
Gord only knows what the place will be like when this is done and dusted.
15
I may hev my little weaknesses, but, thank Gord!
16
An' that's Gord's truth, Miss Anita, a phrase Kettle habitually used when making doubtful statements.