goat in Irish
goat in Irish is gabhar — goat means a horned, bearded farm animal related to sheep, often kept for milk, meat, or wool.
goat in Irish
gabhar
(uncountable) The meat of the aforementioned animal.
What does "goat" mean?
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noun A horned, bearded farm animal related to sheep, often kept for milk, meat, or wool.
"The goats grazed on the hillside behind the farmhouse."
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noun Informal: someone blamed for a failure, especially in sport (a "scapegoat").
"The missed penalty made him the goat of the match."
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noun Slang abbreviation of "Greatest Of All Time."
"Many fans call him the goat of basketball."
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goat in a sentence
- The goats grazed on the hillside behind the farmhouse.
- The missed penalty made him the goat of the match.
- Many fans call him the goat of basketball.
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What is "goat" in Irish?
"goat" in Irish is gabhar. goat means: A horned, bearded farm animal related to sheep, often kept for milk, meat, or wool.
How do you use "goat" in a sentence?
Example: "The goats grazed on the hillside behind the farmhouse." In Irish, "goat" is gabhar.
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