Guse

September 10, 2009 at 6:29 am ummm dat es totly a guse! ❋ Unknown (2009)

“A better guse never walkit on stubble; two finer, dentier wild ducks never wat a feather.” ❋ Unknown (2008)

All of this hate is stupid and I guse it comes from the same stupid people. and TP is short for TOILET PAPER, because that is all this site is good for. ❋ Unknown (2006)

"Gie me my guse, mon, and dinna delay me, for I hae much to do the day, and I munna be hindered in my mission," was the strange salutation of the original, as he leaned upon his gun at the side of the boat. ❋ Charles W. Hall (N/A)

Lor, the guse is takin _his_ genlm'n in among the treeses! ❋ Various (N/A)

Even Hopgood, a hard-bitten fellow with immense shoulders, forgot his imperturbability so far as to harness his horse, and depart on what he assured me was "just a wild-guse chaace." ❋ John Galsworthy (1900)

The pulpit was considered as convenient a place as any for the "old guse" to hatch her young in. ❋ Unknown (1892)

He gave her half-a-crown, which pleased her so much that she exclaimed, “Weel's me on your guse face, for Duke's ower little tae ca 'ye.” ❋ Ramsay, Edward B (1874)

'Syne she wad ken,' ithoot my haein to tell her sic a guse as ye was! ' ❋ George MacDonald (1864)

Scripture phrase, if ye will hae ane --- the bauldest of them will ken a scart o 'my guse feather. ❋ Unknown (1822)

"A better guse never walkit on stubble; two finer, dentier wild ducks never wat a feather." ❋ Walter Scott (1801)

"I'se ne'er deny it, St. Ronan's," answered the writer; "but I am such a gude-natured guse, that I just set about pleasing you as an auld wife pleases a bairn." ❋ Walter Scott (1801)

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At Sanct Paules day, [310] befoir the first burnyng of Edinburgh, came to Sanct Johnestoun the Governour and Cardinall, and there, upoun invyous delatioun, war a great nomber of honest men and wemen called befoir the Cardinall, accused of heresye; and albeit that thei could be convict of nothing but only of suspitioun that thei had eittin a guse upoun Fryday, four men war adjudged to be hanged, and a woman to be drouned; which cruell and most injust sentence was without mercy putt in executioun. ❋ John Knox (N/A)

Master was pyking a bare bane; that, to be sure, there was naething there fit to set before their honours; that Lord Allan, rest his saul, used to like a pouthered guse, and said it was Latin for a tass o’ brandy; that the brandy came frae France direct; for, for a’ the English laws and gaugers, the Wolf’s Hope brigs hadna forgotten the gate to ❋ Unknown (2008)

“I’se ne’er deny it, St. Ronan’s,” answered the writer; “but I am such a gude-natured guse, that I just set about pleasing you as an auld wife pleases a bairn.” ❋ Unknown (2008)

“I mean, if ye fall among thieves, my precious, — that is a Scripture phrase, if ye will hae ane — the bauldest of them will ken a scart o’ my guse feather. ❋ Unknown (2007)

November 10, 2007 at 10:42 am i guse that answers my question, ftw: ‘for the win’, mebbe? but i don’t know if these should be included cuz they’re not exclusive to catlore ❋ Unknown (2007)

That [ball game] last night was [fuckin'] guse [my nigga]! ❋ Scribbin (2016)

1. "wow, you look [guse] today" 2. "where are you going? [Looking] all guse-guse" 3. "[aye], you're guse" ❋ Guse-Guse (2018)

I [sell] [gused] [name brand] clothing ❋ Forever Young 70 (2019)

[Guse] would be scared to fight someone so he [brings] his [boyfriends] with him. ❋ Polt (2005)

[that dude] acts like a [Blendar guse] ❋ Bklynog (2005)

"[Oh my gosh], Jason Guse made me [unable] to walk last night, it was [incredible]" ❋ Garfield's_ass123 (2018)