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/gom"ee/, n. Canadian Slang (chiefly the Maritime Provinces).a fool.[Hiberno-E gom (akin to gommel < Ir gamal lout, simpleton) + -IE]
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gommie — n British a foolish, stupid or gormless person. The term is heard particularly in the Scottish Lowlands and the north of England. It is related to the Irish gomey and the Ameri can gomer … Contemporary slang
gommie — /gom ee/, n. Canadian Slang (chiefly the Maritime Provinces). a fool. [Hiberno E gom (akin to gommel < Ir gamal lout, simpleton) + IE] … Useful english dictionary
Gomby — This ancient and interesting name is of pre 8th century English origin, and is probably an example of the many modern surnames that have been created from nicknames or bynames. The modern surname recorded as Gommey, Gommie, Gomby, Gumby, and… … Surnames reference
Gommey — This ancient and interesting name is of pre 8th century English origin, and is probably an example of the many modern surnames that have been created from nicknames or bynames. The modern surname recorded as Gommey, Gommie, Gomby, Gumby, and… … Surnames reference
Gumby — This ancient and interesting name is of pre 8th century English origin, and is probably an example of the many modern surnames that have been created from nicknames or bynames. The modern surname recorded as Gommey, Gommie, Gomby, Gumby, and… … Surnames reference
Gumey — This ancient and interesting name is of pre 8th century English origin, and is probably an example of the many modern surnames that have been created from nicknames or bynames. The modern surname recorded as Gommey, Gommie, Gomby, Gumby, and… … Surnames reference
Gummie — This ancient and interesting name is of pre 8th century English origin, and is probably an example of the many modern surnames that have been created from nicknames or bynames. The modern surname recorded as Gommey, Gommie, Gomby, Gumby, and… … Surnames reference
gomey — n Irish a stupid person. The word is related to the Scottish gommie and the American gomer, all deriving from older dialect words for a simpleton which in turn come from the Old English guma, meaning man, which is a cognate of the Latin humanus… … Contemporary slang
