Goth
Webster's Practical Dictionary- A Practical Dictionary of the Englih Language · 1884 · p. 176
goth, re. One of an ancient Teutonic race, who overran the Roman empire; a barbarian; rude, ignorant person. — Goth'ic, a. Pert, to the Goths. (Arch.) Pert, to a style of architecture with high, s'harply-pointed arches, clustered columns', etc.: see Capital. Rude; barbarous. — n. by at; The language of the Goths. (Print.) hav- A style of square-cut type, with no hair lines.; §^= The Type called GOTHIC. — Gothlcism, -T-sizm, re. A Gothic Well; idiom; conformity to the Gothic style of building; rudene of manners; barbarousne . — Goth'icize,?>. t. [-cized (-sizd), -cizing.] To make Gothic or barbarous.
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