glaur

/ ɡlɔːr /

noun

Origin of glaur¹

C16: of unknown origin

But the painters have had their revenge at last, and their "glaur" now covers the old man's tombstone.

Ye can jist pent the bog wi' yer ashbaket feet, for ye'll pit nane o' yer glaur on ma door.

Fling dead cats at her, and clod her wi' cabbages and glaur!

A clean and decent road's before me and a comrade for it, and I'm in the mood to take it, and here's the glaur about my feet!

April 25, 2024firkin

[fur-kin ]

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