gubbin (gub in)

[Cf. gub, gubbings.] kind of clay ironstone. [Staff ords hire, Eng.] -21. A paring. Nares. Gueber 1. A guddle2 (gud'l), v. t.; pret. and pp. guddled, ppr. guddling. [Sc.; origin obscure.] 1. To botch; bungle; mangle; haggle. - 2. To catch (fish) with the hands by groping under the stones or banks of a stream. All that they could buy, or sell, or barter, Would scarce be worth a gubbin once a quarter. John Taylor, Works (1630). gudel (güd), a. and n. A Scotch form of good. Gude2 (güd), n. A Scotch form of God. I. a. Pertaining to the German mathematician Chris toph Gudermann (1798-1852).-Gudermannian amplitude of any quantity. See amplitude. Gudermannian function. See II.