gullet in Irish
gullet in Irish is slogán — gullet means the throat or esophagus, the passage food travels down when swallowed.
gullet in Irish
slogán
The throat or esophagus.
What does "gullet" mean?
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noun The throat or esophagus, the passage food travels down when swallowed.
"The fish bone got stuck in his gullet."
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noun The gap or notch between the teeth of a saw blade.
"Sawdust builds up in the gullet between each tooth."
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gullet in a sentence
- The fish bone got stuck in his gullet.
- Sawdust builds up in the gullet between each tooth.
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What is "gullet" in Irish?
"gullet" in Irish is slogán. gullet means: The throat or esophagus, the passage food travels down when swallowed.
How do you use "gullet" in a sentence?
Example: "The fish bone got stuck in his gullet." In Irish, "gullet" is slogán.
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