Guffer

Guf´fer


n.1.(Zool.) The eelpout; guffer eel.
Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary, published 1913 by G. & C. Merriam Co.
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Boo's hauntings are many: the girl he left behind; his parentage; the elusive but powerful magic of the good (Laylee Colebriar a "guffer" doctor and his parents' former housekeeper) and the evil (the witch Mamie Stuvant who murdered his young friend Hoss years ago).
King of Nod: Some Things Never Die
Boo's hauntings are many: the girl he left behind; his parentage; the elusive but powerful magic of the good (Laylee Colebriar, a "guffer" doctor and his parents' former housekeeper) and the evil (the witch Mamie Stuvant, who murdered his young friend Hoss years ago).
King of Nod: Some Things Never Die
9.When the smoking ban comes into force, pubs will install air freshners so my senses aren't assaulted by eggy guffers expelled from the gargantuan backsides of beardy real ale drinkers wearing lentil sandals and fair-trade cotton dungarees.
Foote & Mouth: Remember... a liver is for life not just for Xmas; 'Come teatime tomorrow I'll have a tongue as dry as Ghandi's flip-flop and I'll be back on the singing ginger
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