goaler
Americannoun
Etymology
Origin of goaler
Example Sentences
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Jenkins, goaler, three hundred and sixty-four pounds.”
From Project Gutenberg
The triple-headed Cerberus was borne, this writer tells us, by the name of Goaler, while another family bore ‘the scarlet beast of the bottomless pit:’ ensigns of honour, truly!
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After it was known that he was going the goaler would not let them come to see me, out of his sight.
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He shall remit all the effects found upon the person of the prisoner to the goaler, and shall take a receipt, with the date of the day on which the remittance took place.
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And Niemi possibly being the first goaler to win consecutive Cups with two different teams?
From New York Times
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