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Gowk   Listen
verb
Gowk  v. t.  To make a, booby of one); to stupefy. (Obs.)






Collaborative International Dictionary of English 0.48








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"Gowk" Quotes from Famous Books



... Hendry's "Beadle," one or two of Hugh Haliburton's Ochil poems, Mr. Charles Murray's "Whistle" and his versions of Horace, and a few fragments from the "poet's corners" of country newspapers. To my own edition of this anthology I would add unhesitatingly Mrs. Jacob's "Tam i' the Kirk," and "The Gowk." ...
— Songs of Angus and More Songs of Angus • Violet Jacob

... think there's ane o' oor ain fowk wad dee ony mischeef, my lord," answered Malcolm; "but whan ye keep open yett, ye canna be sure wha wins in, specially wi' sic a gowk as Johnny Bykes at ane o' them. No 'at he wad wrang yer ...
— Malcolm • George MacDonald



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