very hard worker,dedicated to his work. almost singularly attached to a leading bricklayer.
referring to the strongest,most willing carthorse put in front of a team with a bell for the others to follow.
referring to the strongest,most willing carthorse put in front of a team with a bell for the others to follow.
by jack moran January 06, 2008

by jack moran January 06, 2008

by jack moran January 06, 2008

Childrens hoop, motor car, girlfriend
originally a gird was a hoop or bicycle wheel driven by a stick (a lot of fun), later transposed to meaning a car,( no' a bad wee gird") It is often used as an unsentimental compliment regarding a girl.
originally a gird was a hoop or bicycle wheel driven by a stick (a lot of fun), later transposed to meaning a car,( no' a bad wee gird") It is often used as an unsentimental compliment regarding a girl.
by jack moran January 06, 2008
