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from The Century Dictionary.

  • noun Same as gopher, 4.

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Examples

  • The giant cardboard bust of Geronimo will catch your eye as you enter, but don't miss the details of Guemes Island artist Allen Moe's pottery encased in lacquered layers of such material as real anchovies (from San Francisco Bay, not from a can) or gopher-snake vertebrae "from Highway 14, Mariposa County, Calif."

    The Seattle Times 2009

  • The giant cardboard bust of Geronimo will catch your eye as you enter, but don't miss the details of Guemes Island artist Allen Moe's pottery encased in lacquered layers of such material as real anchovies (from San Francisco Bay, not from a can) or gopher-snake vertebrae "from Highway 14, Mariposa County, Calif."

    The Seattle Times 2009

  • The giant cardboard bust of Geronimo will catch your eye as you enter, but don't miss the details of Guemes Island artist Allen Moe's pottery encased in lacquered layers of such material as real anchovies (from San Francisco Bay, not from a can) or gopher-snake vertebrae "from Highway 14, Mariposa County, Calif."

    The Seattle Times 2009

  • The giant cardboard bust of Geronimo will catch your eye as you enter, but don't miss the details of Guemes Island artist Allen Moe's pottery encased in lacquered layers of such material as real anchovies (from San Francisco Bay, not from a can) or gopher-snake vertebrae "from Highway 14, Mariposa County, Calif."

    The Seattle Times 2009

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