griet.
girl, (young or any) female, often derogatory: broad
Meaning & usage
girl, (young or any) female, often derogatory: broad
Where this word comes from
From the Dutch girl's name Margriet, cognate with English Margaret.
euphemism for God, notable as an alternative for blasphemous cursing
Where this word comes from
A euphemistic alteration of god (“god”) in curse words, to remove the blasphemous nature.
brill, a fish of species Scophthalmus rhombus
Where this word comes from
Possibly from a word meaning "sandstone, grit," referring to the shingle seabed the fish resides on, from Middle Dutch griet, from Old Dutch *griot, from Frankish *greota, from Proto-Germanic *greutą.
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