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1Published 1979“...slap gut 1 cite for _slap_ ~ 1 cite for _slop_ ~ Let's withdraw JUN 8 1979 [check] Not used...”
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2“...gut n the stomach of a fish.[and] its other internal organs See "puddick" Used I Used I Withdrawn...”
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3“...gut A wide river's end where it joins the sea. PRINTED ITEM G.M.Story July 1956 Used I Used I...”
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4“...gut Withdraw FEB 1980 a recent industrial item, prob borrowed from general fish-plant usage...”
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5“...gut narrow salt water passage or [got ] Yes PRINTED ITEM NOV 1 6 1965 W. J. KIRWIN Used I Used I...”
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6“...gut On her [boat's] disappearance into the gloomy gut [difficulties sprang up] . . . PRINTED ITEM W...”
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7“...gut A wide river's end where it joins the sea. Used I Used I Withdrawn...”
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8“...gut OED 5 a a channel or run of water, a branch of a stream; a sound, strait (1538-) _Guts...”
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9“...gut 1. He lived out by the gut. 2. River. Not considored a good term by some, but it is in common...”
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10“...gutting Well, that was the guttin' an' the splittin',an' then 'twould be washed, from the splittin...”
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11“...gut A small cove, of which there are many along the coast. PRINTED ITEM G. M. Story MAR 1970 JH 3...”
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13“...gut "I gutted the middle room, I gutted the front room, I gutted the bed-room." 'cleaned thoroughly...”
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14“...gutted A ship getting ashore on the island is very likely to be gutted by the surrounding...”
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15“...gut A narrow passage through the bar outside a river estuary, or through a harbour bar. A shallow...”
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18“...gut narrow sea-passage narrow sea-passage Yes JW Used I Used I Withdrawn...”
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19“...gut Narrow piece of water. Narrow piece of water. Used I Used I Withdrawn...”
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