[Dixonary] Round 2548: Vote for GROUGH

[Daniel Widdis]

One short of a score of definitions for GROUGH are presented below for
your edification and amusement. All but one are from the fertile minds
of your fellow players, the other from a reputable dictionary.

You have two votes to cast, preferably (in my opinion) rewarding those
fellow players mentioned in the previous paragraph for their ingenuity.
Because all good things must come to an end, there is a voting deadline
which, regardless of my ineptness of time zone calculations in the next
paragraph, will be about 36 hours from now at 17:00 UTC on Tuesday,
October 07, 2014.

According to my calculations, that deadline is 10:00 AM PDT on the US
West coast, 1:00 PM EDT on the US East Coast, 6:00 PM BST in the UK,
7:00 PM CEST in most of Europe including the Netherlands, and Wednesday
at 4:00 AM AEDT in Eastern Australia including Melbourne, and 6:00 AM
NZDT in New Zealand, including Wellington.

* * * GROUGH * * *

1. (colloq.) the currawong, a medium-sized passerine bird of the
Artamidae family; possibly named for its guttural call and superficial
resemblance to the chough (fam.///Corvidae/)
2. a narrow channel cut in the bank of a stream to divert the flow
through a flume for panning
3. (mountaineering) a natural channel or fissure in a peat moor; a
peat hag
4. a hardy forage grass, /Agrostis norvegis/, native to Scandinavia
5. a derogatory sailor's term for an incompetent officer
6. (of wine) having a bitter and muddy after-taste
7. [Eire; Gaelic] a dried-up lake bed
8. spiny fruit-bearing shrub
9. a seasonal marsh
10. bone marrow
11. elderly; senile
12. debilitated, sickly
13. [obs] a complaint or grievance
14. /Scots/ a low-lying meadow in a river valley
15. mineral pellets used in water-conditioning systems
16. a rise in the ground preventing the flow of water (see /slough/)
17. low brushy growth found in the pine barrens of the Northeastern U.S.
18. a plow with a removable coulter which can turn the soil to either
the right or the left
19. the smell given off by animal substances, esp. of a fatty or greasy
nature, when cooked or burnt. Also: any strong or unpleasant odour,
vapour, etc.

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[Rose Knoblauch]

I'll take 1 and 17, please.

On 5 October 2014 22:04, Daniel Widdis <widdis (AT) dixonary (DOT) net> wrote:

> One short of a score of definitions for GROUGH are presented below for
> your edification and amusement. All but one are from the fertile minds of
> your fellow players, the other from a reputable dictionary.
>
> You have two votes to cast, preferably (in my opinion) rewarding those
> fellow players mentioned in the previous paragraph for their ingenuity.
> Because all good things must come to an end, there is a voting deadline
> which, regardless of my ineptness of time zone calculations in the next
> paragraph, will be about 36 hours from now at 17:00 UTC on Tuesday, October
> 07, 2014.
>
> According to my calculations, that deadline is 10:00 AM PDT on the US West
> coast, 1:00 PM EDT on the US East Coast, 6:00 PM BST in the UK, 7:00 PM
> CEST in most of Europe including the Netherlands, and Wednesday at 4:00 AM
> AEDT in Eastern Australia including Melbourne, and 6:00 AM NZDT in New
> Zealand, including Wellington.
>
> * * * GROUGH * * *
>
> 1. (colloq.) the currawong, a medium-sized passerine bird of the
> Artamidae family; possibly named for its guttural call and superficial
> resemblance to the chough (fam. *Corvidae*)
> 2. a narrow channel cut in the bank of a stream to divert the flow
> through a flume for panning
> 3. (mountaineering) a natural channel or fissure in a peat moor; a peat
> hag
> 4. a hardy forage grass, *Agrostis norvegis*, native to Scandinavia
> 5. a derogatory sailor's term for an incompetent officer
> 6. (of wine) having a bitter and muddy after-taste
> 7. [Eire; Gaelic] a dried-up lake bed
> 8. spiny fruit-bearing shrub
> 9. a seasonal marsh
> 10. bone marrow
> 11. elderly; senile
> 12. debilitated, sickly
> 13. [obs] a complaint or grievance
> 14. *Scots* a low-lying meadow in a river valley
> 15. mineral pellets used in water-conditioning systems
> 16. a rise in the ground preventing the flow of water (see *slough*)
> 17. low brushy growth found in the pine barrens of the Northeastern U.S.
> 18. a plow with a removable coulter which can turn the soil to either the
> right or the left
> 19. the smell given off by animal substances, esp. of a fatty or greasy
> nature, when cooked or burnt. Also: any strong or unpleasant odour, vapour,
> etc.
>
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[Tim B]

2 and 9, please.

Best wishes,
Tim Bourne.

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[Hugo Kornelis]

I'll go for Channel 2 and Channel 3.



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From : Daniel Widdis
To : dixonary (AT) googlegroups (DOT) com;
Subject : [Dixonary] Round 2548: Vote for GROUGH
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One short of a score of definitions for GROUGH are presented below for your edification and amusement. &nbsp;All but one are from the fertile minds of your fellow players, the other from a reputable dictionary.

You have two votes to cast, preferably (in my opinion) rewarding those fellow players mentioned in the previous paragraph for their ingenuity. &nbsp;Because all good things must come to an end, there is a voting deadline which, regardless of my ineptness of time zone calculations in the next paragraph, will be about 36 hours from now at 17:00 UTC on Tuesday, October 07, 2014.&nbsp;

According to my calculations, that deadline is 10:00 AM PDT on the US West coast, 1:00 PM EDT on the US East Coast, 6:00 PM BST in the UK, 7:00 PM CEST in most of Europe including the Netherlands, and Wednesday at 4:00 AM AEDT in Eastern Australia including Melbourne, and 6:00 AM NZDT in New Zealand, including Wellington. &nbsp;

* * * GROUGH * * *

&nbsp;1. (colloq.) the currawong, a medium-sized passerine bird of the Artamidae family; possibly named for its guttural call and superficial resemblance to the chough (fam. Corvidae)
&nbsp;2. a narrow channel cut in the bank of a stream to divert the flow through a flume for panning
&nbsp;3. (mountaineering) a natural channel or fissure in a peat moor; a peat hag
&nbsp;4. a hardy forage grass,&nbsp;Agrostis norvegis, native to Scandinavia
&nbsp;5. a derogatory sailor's term for an incompetent officer
&nbsp;6. (of wine) having a bitter and muddy after-taste
&nbsp;7. [Eire; Gaelic] a dried-up lake bed
&nbsp;8. spiny fruit-bearing shrub
&nbsp;9. a seasonal marsh
10. bone marrow
11. elderly; senile
12. debilitated, sickly
13. [obs] a complaint or grievance
14.&nbsp;Scots a low-lying meadow in a river valley
15. mineral pellets used in water-conditioning systems
16. a rise in the ground preventing the flow of water (see&nbsp;slough)
17. low brushy growth found in the pine barrens of the Northeastern U.S..
18. a plow with a removable coulter which can turn the soil to either the right or the left
19. the smell given off by animal substances, esp. of a fatty or greasy nature, when cooked or burnt. Also: any strong or unpleasant odour, vapour, etc.



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[—Keith Hale—]

3 & 19 suit my fancy.

-Keith-

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[Tim Lodge]

I'll go for the Scottish and Irish, 7 and 14, please:

7. [Eire; Gaelic] a dried-up lake bed

14. *Scots* a low-lying meadow in a river valley

-- Tim L

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[Guerri Stevens]

I vote for 12 and 19.

Guerri
On 10/6/2014 1:04 AM, Daniel Widdis wrote:
> 12. debilitated, sickly
> 19. the smell given off by animal substances, esp. of a fatty or
> greasy nature, when cooked or burnt. Also: any strong or unpleasant
> odour, vapour, etc.

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[Steve Graham]

7 and 9 please



Steve Graham



7. [Eire; Gaelic] a dried-up lake bed

9. a seasonal marsh



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[JohnB]

I think I fancy being a derogatory sailor and complain about my obsolete
superiors so I'll go for #5 and #13 please

*JohnnyB*

> 5. a derogatory sailor's term for an incompetent officer
>
> 13. [obs] a complaint or grievance
>

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[Millie Morgan]

10 and 17 for me thanks Dan

10. bone marrow
17. low brushy growth found in the pine barrens of the Northeastern U.S.


Best wishes,
Millie


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[Dave Cunningham]

3 and 7 (peat hag?)

Dave



On Monday, October 6, 2014 1:04:27 AM UTC-4, Daniel Widdis wrote:

> One short of a score of definitions for GROUGH are presented below for
> your edification and amusement. All but one are from the fertile minds of
> your fellow players, the other from a reputable dictionary.
>
> You have two votes to cast, preferably (in my opinion) rewarding those
> fellow players mentioned in the previous paragraph for their ingenuity.
> Because all good things must come to an end, there is a voting deadline
> which, regardless of my ineptness of time zone calculations in the next
> paragraph, will be about 36 hours from now at 17:00 UTC on Tuesday, October
> 07, 2014.
>
> According to my calculations, that deadline is 10:00 AM PDT on the US West
> coast, 1:00 PM EDT on the US East Coast, 6:00 PM BST in the UK, 7:00 PM
> CEST in most of Europe including the Netherlands, and Wednesday at 4:00 AM
> AEDT in Eastern Australia including Melbourne, and 6:00 AM NZDT in New
> Zealand, including Wellington.
>
> * * * GROUGH * * *
>
> 1. (colloq.) the currawong, a medium-sized passerine bird of the
> Artamidae family; possibly named for its guttural call and superficial
> resemblance to the chough (fam. *Corvidae*)
> 2. a narrow channel cut in the bank of a stream to divert the flow
> through a flume for panning
> 3. (mountaineering) a natural channel or fissure in a peat moor; a peat
> hag
> 4. a hardy forage grass, *Agrostis norvegis*, native to Scandinavia
> 5. a derogatory sailor's term for an incompetent officer
> 6. (of wine) having a bitter and muddy after-taste
> 7. [Eire; Gaelic] a dried-up lake bed
> 8. spiny fruit-bearing shrub
> 9. a seasonal marsh
> 10. bone marrow
> 11. elderly; senile
> 12. debilitated, sickly
> 13. [obs] a complaint or grievance
> 14. *Scots* a low-lying meadow in a river valley
> 15. mineral pellets used in water-conditioning systems
> 16. a rise in the ground preventing the flow of water (see *slough*)
> 17. low brushy growth found in the pine barrens of the Northeastern U.S.
> 18. a plow with a removable coulter which can turn the soil to either the
> right or the left
> 19. the smell given off by animal substances, esp. of a fatty or greasy
> nature, when cooked or burnt. Also: any strong or unpleasant odour, vapour,
> etc.
>
>

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[Judy Madnick]

I've probably been sucked in by the dealer purposely keeping these two definitions together, but I'll go with them anyhow:

2. a narrow channel cut in the bank of a stream to divert the flow through a flume for panning
3. (mountaineering) a natural channel or fissure in a peat moor; a peat hag

Judy

"Life is what happens to you while you're busy making other plans."

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[France International/Mike Shefler]

I'll go for surf & turf with 5 and 18.

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[endash@verizon.net]

Numbers 9 and 16 appeal to me.

-- Dick Weltz





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On 10/06/14, Daniel Widdis&lt;widdis (AT) dixonary (DOT) net&gt; wrote:

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One short of a score of definitions for GROUGH are presented below for your edification and amusement.&nbsp; All but one are from the fertile minds of your fellow players, the other from a reputable dictionary.

You have two votes to cast, preferably (in my opinion) rewarding those fellow players mentioned in the previous paragraph for their ingenuity.&nbsp; Because all good things must come to an end, there is a voting deadline which, regardless of my ineptness of time zone calculations in the next paragraph, will be about 36 hours from now at 17:00 UTC on Tuesday, October 07, 2014.&nbsp;

According to my calculations, that deadline is 10:00 AM PDT on the US West coast, 1:00 PM EDT on the US East Coast, 6:00 PM BST in the UK, 7:00 PM CEST in most of Europe including the Netherlands, and Wednesday at 4:00 AM AEDT in Eastern Australia including Melbourne, and 6:00 AM NZDT in New Zealand, including Wellington.&nbsp;&nbsp;

* * * GROUGH * * *

&nbsp;1. (colloq.) the currawong, a medium-sized passerine bird of the Artamidae family; possibly named for its guttural call and superficial resemblance to the chough (fam. Corvidae)
&nbsp;2. a narrow channel cut in the bank of a stream to divert the flow through a flume for panning
&nbsp;3. (mountaineering) a natural channel or fissure in a peat moor; a peat hag
&nbsp;4. a hardy forage grass, Agrostis norvegis, native to Scandinavia
&nbsp;5. a derogatory sailor's term for an incompetent officer
&nbsp;6. (of wine) having a bitter and muddy after-taste
&nbsp;7. [Eire; Gaelic] a dried-up lake bed
&nbsp;8. spiny fruit-bearing shrub
&nbsp;9. a seasonal marsh
10. bone marrow
11. elderly; senile
12. debilitated, sickly
13. [obs] a complaint or grievance
14. Scots a low-lying meadow in a river valley
15. mineral pellets used in water-conditioning systems
16. a rise in the ground preventing the flow of water (see slough)
17. low brushy growth found in the pine barrens of the Northeastern U.S.
18. a plow with a removable coulter which can turn the soil to either the right or the left
19. the smell given off by animal substances, esp. of a fatty or greasy nature, when cooked or burnt. Also: any strong or unpleasant odour, vapour, etc.





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[Efrem Mallach]

A grough is a channel or a marsh, 2 or 9. Or it isn't.

Efrem

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On Oct 6, 2014, at 1:04 AM, Daniel Widdis <widdis (AT) dixonary (DOT) net> wrote:

> One short of a score of definitions for GROUGH are presented below for your edification and amusement. All but one are from the fertile minds of your fellow players, the other from a reputable dictionary.
>
> You have two votes to cast, preferably (in my opinion) rewarding those fellow players mentioned in the previous paragraph for their ingenuity. Because all good things must come to an end, there is a voting deadline which, regardless of my ineptness of time zone calculations in the next paragraph, will be about 36 hours from now at 17:00 UTC on Tuesday, October 07, 2014.
>
> According to my calculations, that deadline is 10:00 AM PDT on the US West coast, 1:00 PM EDT on the US East Coast, 6:00 PM BST in the UK, 7:00 PM CEST in most of Europe including the Netherlands, and Wednesday at 4:00 AM AEDT in Eastern Australia including Melbourne, and 6:00 AM NZDT in New Zealand, including Wellington.
>
> * * * GROUGH * * *
>
> 1. (colloq.) the currawong, a medium-sized passerine bird of the Artamidae family; possibly named for its guttural call and superficial resemblance to the chough (fam. Corvidae)
> 2. a narrow channel cut in the bank of a stream to divert the flow through a flume for panning
> 3. (mountaineering) a natural channel or fissure in a peat moor; a peat hag
> 4. a hardy forage grass, Agrostis norvegis, native to Scandinavia
> 5. a derogatory sailor's term for an incompetent officer
> 6. (of wine) having a bitter and muddy after-taste
> 7. [Eire; Gaelic] a dried-up lake bed
> 8. spiny fruit-bearing shrub
> 9. a seasonal marsh
> 10. bone marrow
> 11. elderly; senile
> 12. debilitated, sickly
> 13. [obs] a complaint or grievance
> 14. Scots a low-lying meadow in a river valley
> 15. mineral pellets used in water-conditioning systems
> 16. a rise in the ground preventing the flow of water (see slough)
> 17. low brushy growth found in the pine barrens of the Northeastern U.S.
> 18. a plow with a removable coulter which can turn the soil to either the right or the left
> 19. the smell given off by animal substances, esp. of a fatty or greasy nature, when cooked or burnt. Also: any strong or unpleasant odour, vapour, etc.
>
>
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[Shani Naylor]

Hi

Can I take 3 & 16.

thanks
Shani

On Mon, Oct 6, 2014 at 6:04 PM, Daniel Widdis <widdis (AT) dixonary (DOT) net> wrote:

> One short of a score of definitions for GROUGH are presented below for
> your edification and amusement. All but one are from the fertile minds of
> your fellow players, the other from a reputable dictionary.
>
> You have two votes to cast, preferably (in my opinion) rewarding those
> fellow players mentioned in the previous paragraph for their ingenuity.
> Because all good things must come to an end, there is a voting deadline
> which, regardless of my ineptness of time zone calculations in the next
> paragraph, will be about 36 hours from now at 17:00 UTC on Tuesday, October
> 07, 2014.
>
> According to my calculations, that deadline is 10:00 AM PDT on the US West
> coast, 1:00 PM EDT on the US East Coast, 6:00 PM BST in the UK, 7:00 PM
> CEST in most of Europe including the Netherlands, and Wednesday at 4:00 AM
> AEDT in Eastern Australia including Melbourne, and 6:00 AM NZDT in New
> Zealand, including Wellington.
>
> * * * GROUGH * * *
>
> 1. (colloq.) the currawong, a medium-sized passerine bird of the
> Artamidae family; possibly named for its guttural call and superficial
> resemblance to the chough (fam. *Corvidae*)
> 2. a narrow channel cut in the bank of a stream to divert the flow
> through a flume for panning
> 3. (mountaineering) a natural channel or fissure in a peat moor; a peat
> hag
> 4. a hardy forage grass, *Agrostis norvegis*, native to Scandinavia
> 5. a derogatory sailor's term for an incompetent officer
> 6. (of wine) having a bitter and muddy after-taste
> 7. [Eire; Gaelic] a dried-up lake bed
> 8. spiny fruit-bearing shrub
> 9. a seasonal marsh
> 10. bone marrow
> 11. elderly; senile
> 12. debilitated, sickly
> 13. [obs] a complaint or grievance
> 14. *Scots* a low-lying meadow in a river valley
> 15. mineral pellets used in water-conditioning systems
> 16. a rise in the ground preventing the flow of water (see *slough*)
> 17. low brushy growth found in the pine barrens of the Northeastern U.S.
> 18. a plow with a removable coulter which can turn the soil to either the
> right or the left
> 19. the smell given off by animal substances, esp. of a fatty or greasy
> nature, when cooked or burnt. Also: any strong or unpleasant odour, vapour,
> etc.
>
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[Jim Hart]

With a choice of several watery definitions, I'll try the seasonal and the
preventive: 9 and 16.

Jim


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[Dodi Schultz]

How about:

2. a narrow channel cut in the bank of a stream to divert the flow through
a flume for panning

and

19. the smell given off by animal substances, esp. of a fatty or greasy
nature, when cooked or burnt. Also: any strong or unpleasant odour, vapour,
etc.

--Dodi


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