Goot

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"Goot," said his mother; "I guess, maybe, that ain't such a foolishness."

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"Goot," ejaculated Gibault, pausing in his manipulation of the artist,

The Wild Man of the West A Tale of the Rocky Mountains Archibald Webb 1859
"Goot," returned the German; "ve vill start after breakfast.

The Red Man's Revenge A Tale of The Red River Flood 1859
“Goot gezugt,” well said Silberstein replies with emphasis.

Kosher Krusher Stems Jewish Intermarriage Through Demolition Derby Con Chapman 2011
“Goot gezugt,” well said Silberstein replies with emphasis.

Kosher Krusher Stems Jewish Intermarriage Through Demolition Derby Con Chapman 2011
The term God in the ancient Anglo-Saxon comes from the word Goode, or Goot as in the Dutch and German.

Think Progress » Brown wins Massachusetts special election; Coakley concedes. 2010
Under the direction of The Goot, the gang decides to workshop one of Roman's sci-fi screenplays.

2010's Best Episodes: Private Practice's Assault and Good Wife Empowerment 2010
"Goot gezugt," (well said) Silberstein replies with emphasis.

Orthodox Jews Turn to Demolition Derby in Bid for New Recruits 2010
Posthumus-van der Goot, W.H. and Anna de Waal, eds.

Aletta Henriette Jacobs. 2009
Posthumus-van der Goot, W.H. Vrouwen vochten voor de vrede.

Aletta Henriette Jacobs. 2009