gyascutus
gyascutus is the alternative form of guyascutus.
Meaning of guyascutus
Noun
guyascutus (plural guyascutuses)
- An imaginary four-legged monster of varying descriptions, usually with two legs on one side of its body longer than the two on the other.
- Agassis has raised, they say, over a million, for his great work on natural philosophy—but what catalogue of snakes, bugs, lame ducks, and guyascutuses, can be compared to a philosophy of female fascinations.1858, George R. Graham, Graham's Illustrated Magazine of Literature, Romance, Art, and Fashion
Forms of gyascutus
| plural | gyascutuses |
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Questions about gyascutus
- What is gyascutus the alternative form of?
- Gyascutus is the alternative form of guyascutus.
Words near gyascutus in the dictionary
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