gubbah
Americannoun
Etymology
Origin of gubbah
< Australian Pidgin English, representing government man
Example Sentences
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We had seen many such in the hills; indeed these gubbah abound all over Barbary, and are placed more frequently on elevations.
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I only womba—mad—all yowee—spirits—in me tell me gubbah—good—I lib 'long a youee; bimeby I come back big feller wirreenun; wahl you frightened?
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Having once learnt her vanity, I never passed her without saying 'Gubbah Tekkul!'
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