Definition of ramgunshoch in English:

ramgunshoch

(also ramguntchagh, ramgunshogh)

adjective ramˈɡʌnʃəkramˈɡʌnʃəx

Irish English, Scottish, Northern

Harsh, ill-tempered; rude, surly, boorish.

Origin

Early 18th century; earliest use found in John Kelly (c1684–1751), writer. Origin uncertain; perhaps from ram-, reanalysed as from ram and used as an intensifying prefix + a second element of uncertain origin + -och, intensifying suffix.

Definition of ramgunshoch in US English:

ramgunshoch

(also ramguntchagh, ramgunshogh)

adjective

Irish English, Scottish, Northern

Harsh, ill-tempered; rude, surly, boorish.

Origin

Early 18th century; earliest use found in John Kelly (c1684–1751), writer. Origin uncertain; perhaps from ram-, reanalysed as from ram and used as an intensifying prefix + a second element of uncertain origin + -och, intensifying suffix.

词汇	ramgunshoch
释义	Definition of ramgunshoch in English: ramgunshoch (also ramguntchagh, ramgunshogh) adjective ramˈɡʌnʃəkramˈɡʌnʃəx Irish English, Scottish, Northern Harsh, ill-tempered; rude, surly, boorish. Origin Early 18th century; earliest use found in John Kelly (c1684–1751), writer. Origin uncertain; perhaps from ram-, reanalysed as from ram and used as an intensifying prefix + a second element of uncertain origin + -och, intensifying suffix. Definition of ramgunshoch in US English: ramgunshoch (also ramguntchagh, ramgunshogh) adjective Irish English, Scottish, Northern Harsh, ill-tempered; rude, surly, boorish. Origin Early 18th century; earliest use found in John Kelly (c1684–1751), writer. Origin uncertain; perhaps from ram-, reanalysed as from ram and used as an intensifying prefix + a second element of uncertain origin + -och, intensifying suffix.
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