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gouge
noun
in military aviation, tips from peers about what to expect in training or testing US
Perhaps a resurrection of the 19th century sense of the word as a cheat or swindle.- Gouge was tips on what to expect next in the training, or a study aid to help a student get through the next test. Gouge could be anything form what instructors to avoid to what questions to expect on the test. — Douglas C. Waller, Air Warriors, p. 89, 1998
- I don’t want to give you the gouge on this duty. You’ll have to figure it out yourself. — Jayme William Kohler, jaymekorhler.com/blog, 15 February 2011: Drill Insructor duty, Parris Island: A retrospective
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