Gum mini inæ (guminiine)

pl. [NL., IMG:content-2799.png:[blocks in formation] and Louis i an i an creoles and negroes. English, German, French, and Spanish, all were represented, to say nothing of Doric brogue and local gumbo , and its voluble exercise was set off by a vehemence of ut terance and gesture curiously at variance with the reticence of our Virgin i ans. The Century , XXXI. 618. "Larou el, you're the only Creole in this crowd," said the captain; "talk to her! Talk gumbo to her!" Harper's Mag., LXXVI. 749.