gobaloon.
An oaf or fool.
Meaning & usage
An oaf or fool.
A frightening or terrible thing.
Where this word comes from
* Diarmuid Ó Muirthile says it derives from gobbalew, southwest England dialect for a coastguard exciseman, from French gobe-a-l'eau "one who seizes things on water".
insane, crazy
Where this word comes from
* Diarmuid Ó Muirthile says it derives from gobbalew, southwest England dialect for a coastguard exciseman, from French gobe-a-l'eau "one who seizes things on water".
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