goashore
/ˈɡəʊəˌʃɔː/(also go ashore, go-ashore) NZ. Now chiefly historical
noun
A three-legged iron pot, often with two lugs by which it could be suspended, used as a boiler or for cooking.
Origin
Mid 19th century. Folk-etymological alteration of Maori kōhua kohua after go and ashore.
- nitrosyl
- nitrosylate
- nitrosylated
- nitrosylation
- nitrosyl chloride
- nitrosylhaemoglobin
- nitrosylmyoglobin
- nitrosylsulphuric acid
- nitrothiazole
- nitrotoluene
- nitrotyrosine
- nitrous
- nitrous acid
- nitrous air
- nitrous anhydride
- nitrous fumes
- nitrous oxide
- nitrous vitriol
- nitrovin
- nitrox
- nitroxide
- nitrum
- nitryl
- nitschewo
- nitta