gude
adjective, noun, interjection, adverb Scot. and North England.
Gude
noun Scot. and North England.
Examples from the Web for gude
Contemporary Examples of gude
“The substance of the report is the most comprehensive accounting of what happened,” said Gude.
“At every step of the way, we know the CIA made this review more difficult than it needed to be,” said Gude.
Gude, speaking on behalf of Armbuster and other CAP bloggers, said it is wrong to suggest the group is anti-Israel.
Gude described Lannister as “a dwarf who is not a mythical creature” as well as “the soul of the book.”
And Gude said that he reaches out to agents and publicists when he thinks someone is right for a role.
Historical Examples of gude
Mr. H. Miss Gallagher's health, and a gude husband to her, and soon.
Tales And Novels, Volume 8 (of 10)Maria Edgeworth
Bide still, sir, I say, if ye mean to do any gude another time!'
Two Penniless PrincessesCharlotte M. Yonge
She wer' a gude wife to me—no man didn't 'ave no better wife.
A Bit O' Love (Fourth Series Plays)John Galsworthy
An' is he gude to look on—a man to tak' the ee o' the weemin'?
Prairie FlowersJames B. Hendryx
Seems to me that the bonnie flowers hae been gien us for a gude example.
Hunter's MarjoryMargaret Bruce Clarke