goober-grabbler
goober-grabbler noun: a Georgian.
Noun
goober-grabbler (plural goober-grabblers)
- A Georgian.
- A Georgian is popularly known in the South as a ‘Gouber-grabbler’.[1869, Overland Monthly, number 3, page 129
Forms of goober-grabbler
| plural | goober-grabblers |
|---|---|
| alternative form | goober grabbler |
| alternative form | gouber-grabbler |
| alternative form | gouber grabbler |
Origin of goober-grabbler
From goober (“peanut”) + grabbler (“grabber, one who searches on hands and knees”).
Questions about goober-grabbler
- What does goober-grabbler mean?
- Goober-grabbler means a Georgian.
- What part of speech is goober-grabbler?
- Goober-grabbler is a noun.
- What is the plural of goober-grabbler?
- The plural of goober-grabbler is goober-grabblers.
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