Hobson-Jobson: A Glossary of Colloquial Anglo-Indian Words and Phrases, and of Kindred Terms, Etymological, Historical, Geographical and Discursive c11.44

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Flower, 383b; Gold Moor, 574a Gole, 383b Golgot, Golgota, Golgotha, 146a Golim, 423a Golmol, 386b Goltschut, 830b Gomashta, Gomash-tah, Gomasta, Gomastah, 384a Gomberoon, Gombroon, Gombruc, 385a, 384a, b Gom-gom, Gomgom-men, 402b Gomio, 468b Gomroon, Gomrow, 384b Gomutí, 385a, 781b Gondewary, 380b Goney, 403b Gong, 385a Gong, 365b Gonga Sagur, 798a Gongo, 385b Gonk, Gonoûk, 472b Gony, 904a Goodry, 386a Googul, 386a Googur, Goojur, 386a, b Goolail, Gooleil-bans, 386b Gool-mohur, 383b Goolmool, 386b Goome, 373a Goomtee, 386b Goomul mutch, 224b Goont, 387a Goony, 403b Goor, 195a Goorcully, 387a Goordore, 389a Goorka, Goorkally, 387a Gooroo, 387b Goorul, 387b Goorzeburdar, Goosberdaar, Goosberdar, 387b, 427a Goozerat, 388a Goozul-khana, 388a Gopura, Gopuram, 388b Gora, Gora log, 388b Goràb, 392a Gorahwalla, Gorawallah, 388b Gorayit, Gorayt, 389a Gordower, 389a Gore, 390a Gorge, 255b Gorgelane, Gorgelette, Gorgolane, Gorgolet, Gorgo-lett, Gorgoletta, 382a, b Gorregorri, 126b Goru, 387b Gos, 391b