Definition of guid in English:

guid

nounɡɪd

the guid folk of Bonnybridge
Scottish form of good
it's not Rabbie Burns, but it's a guid read
Example sentencesExamples
- This was exactly my grandmother's time, and her guid Scots tongue was evidently inside me waiting to be tapped.
- But this all has to happen in a climate where Scottish education has had its guid conceit of itself shredded by such things as last year's SQA fiasco.
- So bedazzled are we by the prospect of internet nationhood, it seems, that thousands of guid Caledonians have apparently already rushed forward to grab their little piece of Alba in cyberspace.
- Whether this is more fair play, ‘Ah kent his faither’, or guid sense, is for you to judge - it generally makes for a better game.
- The guid folk of Airdrie should embrace and celebrate Ms Mitchell's talent and begin immediately the quest for a worthy successor to this largely unsung heroine.
- Instead it will be renamed the Gey Gordons, ‘gey’ being a guid Scots word for ‘a good amount’.
- None the less, despite stigmatization in school, neglect by officialdom, and marginalization in the media, people of all backgrounds have since the 16c insisted on regarding the guid Scots tongue as their national language.
- As a young Scot, I would have to put aside trivial matters such as not liking the taste of alcohol, and learn to love a guid drink.

单词	guid
释义	Definition of guid in English: guid nounɡɪd the guid folk of Bonnybridge Scottish form of good it's not Rabbie Burns, but it's a guid read Example sentencesExamples This was exactly my grandmother's time, and her guid Scots tongue was evidently inside me waiting to be tapped. But this all has to happen in a climate where Scottish education has had its guid conceit of itself shredded by such things as last year's SQA fiasco. So bedazzled are we by the prospect of internet nationhood, it seems, that thousands of guid Caledonians have apparently already rushed forward to grab their little piece of Alba in cyberspace. Whether this is more fair play, ‘Ah kent his faither’, or guid sense, is for you to judge - it generally makes for a better game. The guid folk of Airdrie should embrace and celebrate Ms Mitchell's talent and begin immediately the quest for a worthy successor to this largely unsung heroine. Instead it will be renamed the Gey Gordons, ‘gey’ being a guid Scots word for ‘a good amount’. None the less, despite stigmatization in school, neglect by officialdom, and marginalization in the media, people of all backgrounds have since the 16c insisted on regarding the guid Scots tongue as their national language. As a young Scot, I would have to put aside trivial matters such as not liking the taste of alcohol, and learn to love a guid drink.
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