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gow
noun- a drug, especially opium US, 1922
- [W]hite women learned where they could get a “belt,” a “jolt,” or a "gow." — Jack Lait and Lee Mortimer, New York Confidential, pp. 103–104, 1948
- sauce US
- [I]t was some of that gow you smear all over our good state food. — Malcolm Braly, On the Yard, p. 221, 1967
- herring roe CANADA
- Gow is a legal Canadian export. The name is a rough Englishing of a Japanese word that signifies “little eggs.” It is [herring] eggs spawned on a small piece of seaweed. — Bill Casselman, Canadian Food Words, pp. 267–268, 1998
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