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gurt

Often used as an adverb.
Originating from the English West Country, including the city of Bristol.
Originally meaning "great" as in "great big" or "gurt big", but now is also used in place of "really", "well", "very" and "exceptionally".

eg.
"gurt lush"
"gurt smart"
These can also be abreviated to simply "gurt"
"Would you look at that donkey, ee's got a gurt bigun!"

"Tracey's gurt!"

"That bendy-bus is gurt lush!"
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person 1: *gags*
person 2: “oh shit he’s bouta gurt!”
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gurt

Great, very large. used:Devon and part of Cornwall (England)
1. Gurtun A large one
2. Gurtbegoil A Great big hole
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And when you gurt me I always start laughing a little
You do it so good you make tha shit tickle-"Miss Me Kiss Me Lick Me"-Cold Flamez
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After finishing his walk in the park, Brent decided he could use a nice Gurt.
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Gurt

To vomit, usually from excessive drinking. A term originating in Norfolk County
Alex: Hey did you go to Keenan's last weekend?
You: Yea but I gurted all over his basement
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"i'm a go tug gurt"

"gurt tuggin time"
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