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gralloch
What does gralloch mean?
The viscera of a deer; as a verb, to disembowel a shot deer.
"The stalker had tae gralloch the stag on the hill."
Origin
From Scottish Gaelic 'grealach' (entrails).
Frequently asked questions
What does gralloch mean?
Gralloch means the entrails of a deer. As a verb, to gralloch a deer is to gut or disembowel it after it's been shot.
Where does the word gralloch come from?
It comes from Scottish Gaelic 'grealach', meaning entrails.
How is gralloch used?
It's a stalking and hunting term. A stalker will gralloch a stag on the hill to remove the entrails before carrying the carcass down.
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