GAUM
Etymology 1
Noun
gaum (plural gaums)
(UK, dialectal, rare) Heed; attention.
Verb
gaum (third-person singular simple present gaums, present participle gauming, simple past and past participle gaumed)
(dialectal, obsolete) To understand; comprehend; consider.
Etymology 2
Verb
gaum (third-person singular simple present gaums, present participle gauming, simple past and past participle gaumed)
(US and UK, dialects, chiefly, South Midlands, Southern US, Appalachia) To smear.
Etymology 3
Noun
gaum (uncountable)
(Appalachia and other dialects, rare) Grime.
Etymology 4
Noun
gaum (uncountable)
(dialectal, rare) A bit, a small amount.
Etymology 5
Noun
gaum (plural gaums)
(rare, dialectal or colloquial) A useless person.
Etymology 6
Verb
gaum (third-person singular simple present gaums, present participle gauming, simple past and past participle gaumed)
Alternative form of gorm (to make a mess of).
Anagrams
• GUAM, Guam, Guma, MUGA, Umag, muga
Source: Wiktionary