GUHR


Meaning of GUHR in English

ˈgu̇(ə)r noun

( -s )

Etymology: German guhr, gur; akin to Middle High German gern to ferment, Old High German jesan — more at yeast

1. : a loose earthy deposit from water occurring in the cavities of rocks, being mostly white but sometimes red or yellow, and consisting of a varying mixture of clay or ocher

2.

[by shortening]

: kieselguhr

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