Gothish

G2O1T1H4I1S1H4

adjective

Gothic

Scrabble 14

Meanings

adjectiveGothish (comparative more Gothish, superlative most Gothish)

comparative more Gothish · superlative most Gothish

  1. obsoleteGothic

    1724, Louis Ellies Du Pin, Vertot (abbé de), Jean de Vayrac, The History of the Revolutions in Spain […] rejoins the Moors with a Number of Gothish Officers […]

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    Let the Italians deride our English and condemn them for Gothish buildings.

    1662, Thomas Fuller, History of the Worthies of England

    We may conclude that the last head of the Beast, which is the Papal, did arise either immediately upon the extirpation of the Gothish kingdom, or some time after.

    1849, Robert Fleming, The Rise and Fall of the Papacy: Delivered in London, A.D. 1701

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