Male goose
51gander — [[t]gæ̱ndə(r)[/t]] ganders N COUNT A gander is a male goose …
52gander — gan·der || gændÉ™(r) n. male goose; quick look, glance (Slang) …
53ganders — gan·der || gændÉ™(r) n. male goose; quick look, glance (Slang) …
54gander — [ gandə] noun 1》 a male goose. 2》 informal a look. Origin OE gandra, of Gmc origin, related to gannet; sense 2 was orig. criminals sl …
55gander — n. Male goose …
56gander — noun (C) 1 a male goose 1 (1b) 2 have/take a gander at spoken to look at something …
57gander — UK [ˈɡændə(r)] / US [ˈɡændər] noun [countable] Word forms gander : singular gander plural ganders a male goose • have/take a gander at spoken old fashioned to look quickly at something …
58gander — [ˈgændə] noun [C] a male GOOSE …
59gander — ► NOUN 1) a male goose. 2) informal a look or glance. ORIGIN Old English, related to GANNET(Cf. ↑gannet) …
60gander — n. & v. n. 1 a male goose. 2 sl. a look, a glance (take a gander). v.intr. look or glance. Etymology: OE gandra, rel. to GANNET …
