gander

IPA: gˈændɝ

noun

  • A male goose.
  • A fool, simpleton.
  • (informal) A glance, look.
  • (US) A man living apart from his wife.
  • A surname.
  • A town in Newfoundland, Newfoundland and Labrador.

verb

  • (dialect, intransitive) ramble, wander
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Examples of "gander" in Sentences

  • Sauce for the crooked gander is sauce for the bribe-taking goose.
  • All Answers from Sportsman21 wrote 2 weeks 2 days ago look for seminares in gander or at a hunting expo
  • Yes | No | Report from Sportsman21 wrote 2 weeks 2 days ago look for seminares in gander or at a hunting expo
  • One gander is sufficient for several geese; and four or five geese will bring up a brood of forty or fifty goslings.
  • Feminists should be delighted by their enlightened commitment to sexual equality, their assumption that what's sauce for the gander is sauce for the goose, too.
  • "I have always suspected that," said the rooster, and he went around the barnyard next day telling everybody that the very fine gander was a dangerous bird, more than likely a hawk in gander's clothing.
  • Just look at Hillary Clinton and George W. Y'know, eight years ago I was enraged by this kind of behavior from a presidential candidate, but apparently whats good for the gander is also good for the goose!
  • Many people object to geese in a poultry-yard on account of the pugnacious habits of the gander; but when a gander is brought up with other fowls he becomes familiar with them, and is not likely to do them any injury.

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