glaur
/ (ɡlɔːr) /
noun
Scot mud or mire
Origin of glaur
1C16: of unknown origin
Derived forms of glaur
- glaury, adjective
Words Nearby glaur
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How to use glaur in a sentence
But the painters have had their revenge at last, and their "glaur" now covers the old man's tombstone.
Fresh Fields | John BurroughsYe can jist pent the bog wi' yer ashbaket feet, for ye'll pit nane o' yer glaur on ma door.
Fresh Fields | John BurroughsFling dead cats at her, and clod her wi' cabbages and glaur!
Cleg Kelly, Arab of the City | S. R. (Samuel Rutherford) CrockettA 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!
Doom Castle | Neil Munro
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