Gallovidian
/ (ˌɡæləʊˈvɪdɪən) /
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noun
a native or inhabitant of Galloway
adjective
of or relating to Galloway
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Also called: Galwegian
Words nearby Gallovidian
galloping dominoes, gallop rhythm, Gallo-Romance, gallotannic acid, gallous, Gallovidian, Galloway, gallows, gallows bird, gallows frame, gallows humor
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How to use Gallovidian in a sentence
Tee, for to, is the Buchanshire and Gallovidian pronunciation.
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