gander in Irish
gander in Irish is gandal — gander means an adult male goose.
gander in Irish
gandal
A male goose.
What does "gander" mean?
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noun An adult male goose.
"The gander hissed and chased anyone who came near the pond."
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noun A quick look or glance.
"I took a gander and she seemed so familiar."
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gander in a sentence
- The gander hissed and chased anyone who came near the pond.
- I took a gander and she seemed so familiar.
- As well as the church and its sexton, the market house is worth a gander, while the hop fields and orchards are "reminding one of Kent", for we are in another "Garden of England".
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What is "gander" in Irish?
"gander" in Irish is gandal. gander means: An adult male goose.
How do you use "gander" in a sentence?
Example: "The gander hissed and chased anyone who came near the pond." In Irish, "gander" is gandal.
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