ologoan

/ (ˌʌləˈɡoːn) /

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verb

(intr) Irish to complain loudly without reasonshe's always ologoaning about something

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Word Origin for ologoan

from Irish Gaelic olagón lament

Words nearby ologoan

“Ol' Man River”, Olmec, Olmert, Olmsted, Olmütz, ologoan, ology, ololiuqui, Olomouc, Olongapo, Olonos

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