ghoulie
/ˈɡuːli/
ghoulie noun: a ghoul (ghostly spirit). Also the alternative spelling of gooly.
Noun (1)
ghoulie (plural ghoulies)
- A ghoul (ghostly spirit).
- Synonyms:
- ghoulie ghoul
Noun (2)
ghoulie (uncountable)
- A form of contract bridge in which only goulash hands are played.
- Synonyms:
- ghoulies
Also used as
ghoulie is also the alternative spelling of gooly.
Synonyms of ghoulie
Forms of ghoulie
| plural | ghoulies |
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Origin of ghoulie
From ghoul + -ie.
From goulash + -ie, with spelling influenced by unrelated ghoul.
Words formed from ghoulie
Phrases with ghoulie
Words that rhyme with ghoulie
Questions about ghoulie
- What does ghoulie mean?
- Ghoulie means a ghoul (ghostly spirit).
- What part of speech is ghoulie?
- Ghoulie is a noun.
- How do you pronounce ghoulie?
- Ghoulie is pronounced /ˈɡuːli/.
- What is the plural of ghoulie?
- The plural of ghoulie is ghoulies.
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