gut



gut

(gət)
1. n. the belly; the intestines. Tom poked Bill right in the gut.
2. mod. basic; fundamental. We are not dealing with what I would call one of the gut matters of the day.
3. mod. [of a college or high school course] easy. I won’t take anymore gut economics courses. Even those are hard.
4. n. an easy course in school. That course is a gut.
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Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Vercingetorixwer-keeng-GE-to-reeks (Ancient Roman), vur-sin-JET-ə-riks (English)Ancient Celtic
Elchin-Azerbaijani
Aquilina-Ancient Roman
EifionAYV-yon, IEV-yonWelsh
Maura (1)MOW-rah (Italian, Spanish)Italian, Spanish, Late Roman
GerfriedGER-freetGerman