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Gouger

Gouger \Gou"ger\, n. (Zo["o]l.) See Plum Gouger.

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gouger

n. Someone who gouges.

WordNet
gouger
  1. n. an attacker who gouges out the antagonist's eye

  2. a person who swindles you by means of deception or fraud [syn: swindler, chiseller, chiseler, scammer, grifter, sharper, sharpie, sharpy]

Usage examples of "gouger".

Now that one visitor had entered, there was no occasion for Gouger to remain until another call came from the downstairs lobby.

Scarcely had the door at the anteroom closed behind Gouger and Graham Wellerton before the knob of the door from the corridor began to make a slow turn.

The best part of it was the way you slipped the swag to Gouger, where he was waiting for you.

I could have come here with the dough myself - but you wanted me to pass it to Gouger instead, so, I did.

The big shot made a motion with the telephone, indicating that Gouger should leave.

THE instant that he had observed the blotting form of The Shadow, Gouger had drawn his revolver to point it toward the menacing figure in black.

While taunting mirth rang through the room, Gouger swung his revolver toward the enemy in black.

The leader of this small bunch, one Gouger Haney, had been a bully appointed by Buhbuh the Kleesahk to head up one of the satellite bunches.

Leeroy, for he shied away from any set of circumstances that might lead to a leadership fight with the older man, some sixth sense assuring him that there could be but one sure outcome and that it would be Abner, not Gouger, who went to the stewpots.

Abner, Leeroy and the rest that it soon became crystal-clear to Abner that he either must take his chances in a death match with this Gouger or include all the newcomers in a full-scale reinvasion of the Ahrmehnee lands, come what might.

Abner and Gouger and their Ganiks were damned glad to be out of the deadly storm that surrounded the rude shelters wherein they crowded with their ponies.

Abner and Gouger and the other bullies kept them at it as long as there was light enough every day, dealing a swift and brutal and very public corporal punishment to any shirker or laggard, trying hard to ensure that the lesser Ganiks would all be too exhausted through the long, dark, windy nights to do more than sip a few drafts of hot broth and then sleep.

Had it been entirely up to Abner, he would then have given the men back their weapons, but Gouger, overcautious, disagreed and dissuaded him.

Crew members and passengers seized boat eight, which Gouger had started as bait for them.

And he had played for that jaw and broken it again in the ninth round, not because he bore the Gouger any ill-will, but because that was the surest way to put the Gouger out and win the big end of the purse.