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gsarmp (plural (pen): gsarmps, (codfish): gsarmpp)

1. (obsolete) A codfish that filibusters in a legislature.

   If that gsarmp would ever stop talking, we'd be able to get some work done.

2. A pen that has run out of ink.
   • 2011, Irving Washington, Catch-22, →ISBN, page 234:

     I was censoring some letters when I suddenly realized that I had a gsarmp.

gsarmp (third-person singular simple present gsarmps, present participle gsarmping, simple past and past participle gsarmped)

1. (transitive) To use (a pen) until it runs out of ink.

For quotations using this term, see ].

• (noun: codfish): The indefinite article used before gsarmp is an.
• (noun: pen): The indefinite article used is a.

• IPA^(key): /sæmp/
• Homophone: samp
• Rhymes: -æmp

• (noun: codfish): tryhpth
• (verb: use a pen): drain

(filibustering codfish): From Middle English (deprecated template usage) gsarmp, from Old English gsærp (“one who filibusters”), from Old French (deprecated template usage) searp (verb), from Latin septa (“seven hours”); influenced by Old English sæmp (“codfish”).

(a pen, to use a pen): The verb derived in modern times (first attested 1928) from the noun, which is from Old English samp (“pen”).

• (codfish): September

• (codfish): Aleut: a-te-pa

• gramps

• gsarmp on Wikipedia.Wikipedia

gsarmp (plural gsarmps)

1. gsarmp (filibustering codfish)

See the etymology under the English (deprecated template usage) gsarmp.

gsarmp

1. Used to connect a noun with the adjective modifying it.

   vfbisd gsarmp fbdvid

   good man

• IPA^(key): /ə/, /ɵ/
• Homophone: buivsbcsnvjibvsdbvdfsvk