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 Thanks for reminding.    
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 Here you go, Glotynn.   "gurr" (noun) = In India, a native fort. = "gurry" (a small fort/castle; dim. of garh) http://www.global-language.com/CENTURY/ 
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 Thanks, Tim.  
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| Home away from home    Joined: 2006/1/20 18:03 From Taipei  Group:
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 Futari, I cannot easily read the webpages of the link you provided, but as the website is named "global-language", I wonder whether "gurr" is an English word or not. Tim, would you help me out? 
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| Webmaster    Joined: 2006/1/16 17:41 From Taipei, 大羅天  Group:
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  | You need to install the plugin DjVu first before you can properly view the pages there. That site features The Century Dictionary. So all the words there are from that dictionary, which was first published in the late 19th century. It is also one of the best dictionaries ever. Besides the definition quoted from there, gurr also means growl or snarl according to Webster's Third New International. Tim Note: The attached file is a clip of what you can see from that dictionary. Attach file:  gurr.gif (19.86 KB)  
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 Well, Glotynn, the word is from << The Century Dictionary >> Vol. III, page 2660. Guess you need to get the DjVu Plug-in before you can read that online dictionary.  If the word "gurr" is not accepted by all, I'll be glad to replace it with "gurt".  
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  | Thank you Tim and Futari for making me learn about "gurr". Here we go: 151. futari - hire, gurr, gild, bell 152. glotynn - mire, burr, gold, belt 
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  | You're welcome, Glotynn. Let's continue with the game. 151. futari - hire, gurr, gild, bell 152. glotynn - mire, burr, gold, belt 153. futari - aire, purr, bold, pelt 
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    Indeed, I had meant 'gurl'.  Sorry for that.
  Indeed, I had meant 'gurl'.  Sorry for that.   
  
   
 
