Definition of water-gall in English:

water-gall

(also water-geal, watter-gaw, water-gaw)

noun ˈwɔːtəˌɡɔːl

A secondary or imperfectly-formed rainbow; (more widely) any of various phenomena in the clouds and sky that are believed to be portents of approaching rain. Also in extended use. regional in later use (now chiefly Scottish).

Late 16th century; earliest use found in Thomas Twyne (1543–1613), physician. From water + gall.

(also water-geal, watter-gaw, water-gaw)

nounˈwɔːtəˌɡɔːl

A secondary or imperfectly-formed rainbow; (more widely) any of various phenomena in the clouds and sky that are believed to be portents of approaching rain. Also in extended use. regional in later use (now chiefly Scottish).

Late 16th century; earliest use found in Thomas Twyne (1543–1613), physician. From water + gall.

单词	water-gall
释义	Definition of water-gall in English: water-gall (also water-geal, watter-gaw, water-gaw) noun ˈwɔːtəˌɡɔːl A secondary or imperfectly-formed rainbow; (more widely) any of various phenomena in the clouds and sky that are believed to be portents of approaching rain. Also in extended use. regional in later use (now chiefly Scottish). Origin Late 16th century; earliest use found in Thomas Twyne (1543–1613), physician. From water + gall. Definition of water-gall in US English: water-gall (also water-geal, watter-gaw, water-gaw) nounˈwɔːtəˌɡɔːl A secondary or imperfectly-formed rainbow; (more widely) any of various phenomena in the clouds and sky that are believed to be portents of approaching rain. Also in extended use. regional in later use (now chiefly Scottish). Origin Late 16th century; earliest use found in Thomas Twyne (1543–1613), physician. From water + gall.
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