Meaning

1 senses

  1. (Scotland)Gossip.

Origin

Probably related to jaunce (“to frolic, prance”) and jaunt (“short journey, ramble”).

Probably related to jaunce (“to frolic, prance”) and jaunt (“short journey, ramble”).

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Forms

plural: jaunders
Singularjaunder
Pluraljaunders

regular

See also

neighbours in the dictionary
jarB1jargonC2jasminejaundicejaunt

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