Gout
11Gout — [gu:] der; s, s <aus gleichbed. fr. goût, dies aus lat. gustus »das Kosten«> Geschmack, Wohlgefallen; vgl. ↑Hautgout …
12gout — ► NOUN 1) a disease in which defective metabolism of uric acid causes arthritis, especially in the smaller bones of the feet. 2) literary a drop or spot. DERIVATIVES gouty adjective. ORIGIN Latin gutta drop (because gout was believed to be caused …
13Gout — Go[^u]t (g[=oo]), n. [F., fr. L. gustus taste. See {Gusto}.] Taste; relish. [1913 Webster] …
14Gout — (fr., spr. Guh), Geschmack; daher Goutiren kosten, schmecken; an etwas Wohlgefallen finden …
15Goût — (franz., spr. gū. v. lat. gustus), Geschmack; goutieren, schmecken; gutheißen, billigen …
16Goût — (frz., spr. guh), Geschmack; goutieren, kosten, schmecken; an etwas Wohlgefallen finden, gutheißen …
17Goût — (frz. gu, vom lat. gustus, daher das deutsche kosten in der Bedeutung von schmecken), Geschmack; goutiren, schmecken; angenehm finden …
18Gout — Gout,der:⇨Geschmack(2) …
19gout — [gaut] n [U] [Date: 1200 1300; : Old French; Origin: goute, from Latin gutta drop ; because it used to be believed that it was caused by drops of disease in the blood] a disease that makes your toes, fingers, and knees swollen and painful …
20gout — [ gaut ] noun uncount a painful disease that makes the JOINTS in your toes swell …