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gozzle

American  
[goz-uhl] / ˈgɒz əl /

noun

South Midland and Southern U.S.
  1. the throat; gullet.


Etymology

Origin of gozzle

1905–10, expressive word akin to guzzle; compare British dialect guzzle gutter, drain, throat

Example Sentences

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As ever, there's an almost indecent amount of stuff to get excitedabout: more Gozzle, a new Coens and Baz Lurhman's Great Gatsby being personal highlights.

From The Guardian

Nope: it is still all about the Gozzle.

From The Guardian

They belonged to a locality on the south coast of Atvatabar known as Glockett Gozzle.

From Project Gutenberg

December 2. rany. i forgot to say it raned yesterday too. i got cold and have a red rag round my gozzle.

From Project Gutenberg