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ALL meanings of gudgeon

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  • noun gudgeon Machinery. a trunnion. 1
  • noun gudgeon a socket for the pintle of a hinge. 1
  • noun gudgeon Nautical. a socket attached to the stern frame of a vessel, for holding the pintle of a rudder. 1
  • verb with object gudgeon to dupe or cheat. 1
  • noun gudgeon A small, edible, European freshwater fish, often used as bait by anglers. 1
  • noun gudgeon a small slender European freshwater cyprinid fish, Gobio gobio, with a barbel on each side of the mouth: used as bait by anglers 0
  • noun gudgeon any of various other fishes, such as the goby 0
  • noun gudgeon bait or enticement 0
  • noun gudgeon a person who is easy to trick or cheat 0
  • verb gudgeon to trick or cheat 0
  • noun gudgeon a pivot at the end of a beam or axle 0
  • noun gudgeon the female or socket portion of a pinned hinge 0
  • noun gudgeon one of two or more looplike sockets, fixed to the transom of a boat, into which the pintles of a rudder are fitted 0
  • noun gudgeon any of a genus (Gobio) of small, European, freshwater cyprinoid fishes that are easily caught and used for bait 0
  • noun gudgeon any of various other fishes, as a goby or killifish 0
  • noun gudgeon a metal pin or shaft at the end of an axle, on which a wheel turns 0
  • noun gudgeon the socket of a hinge, into which the pin is fitted 0
  • noun gudgeon the part of a shaft that revolves in a bearing 0
  • noun gudgeon A small freshwater fish, Gobio gobio, that is native to Eurasia. 0
  • noun gudgeon (Australia) Any of various similar small fish of the family Eleotridae, often used as bait. 0
  • noun gudgeon An idiot; a person easily duped or cheated. 0
  • noun gudgeon A type of bearing: a circular fitting, often made of metal, which is fixed onto some surface and allows for the pivoting of another fixture. 0
  • noun gudgeon (nautical) Specifically, in a vessel with a stern-mounted rudder, the fitting into which the pintle of the rudder fits, allowing the rudder to swing freely. 0
  • verb gudgeon To deprive fraudulently; to cheat; to dupe. 0
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