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d'goutter
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From Wiktionary, the free dictionary
Norman
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Etymology
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Old French
degoter
, ultimately from
Latin
gutta
(
“
drop; droplet
”
)
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Verb
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d'goutter
to
drip
(of a liquid, etc.)
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