gur·nard 
(gûrnərd)
(gûrnərd)n. pl. gur·nards or gurnard
1. See sea robin.
2. See flying gurnard.
[Middle English, from Old French gornart, from gronir, to grunt (from its grunting when caught), from Latin grunnīre.]
- chapter house
- Chapultepec
- char
- char
- char
- charabanc
- characid
- characin
- character
- character assassin
- character assassination
- character dance
- character dancer
- character dancing
- character encoding
- characterful
- characteristic
- characteristically
- characterization
- characterize
- characterizer
- characterless
- characterological
- characterologically
- character set