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gound
n. 1 (context UK dialectal English) mucus produced by the eyes during sleep. 2 (context UK dialectal English) gummy matter in sore eyes.
Usage examples of "gound".
All around the parade gound people stopped cursing and joking and stared, stared at that damned M-1 quivering in the mud like a branch planted by an idiot, stared and waited for the sky to fall.
He rolled on the gound, twitching, the muscles of his body in uncontrolled rebellion-legs flailing, hands clenched, spine arched in torment.
A small donkey steam engine was hooked to a pump that was kept runrung twenty-four hours a day to keep the expanding hole clear of seeping gound water.