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gomer

 
noun
noun, orig and mainly US military

1:

a:
An inept or stupid colleague, esp. a trainee; also, a member of the US Marine Corps. (1967 —) .

b:
An enemy soldier, esp. a North Vietnamese soldier in the Vietnam War. (1978 —) .


2:
US medical A difficult or disagreeable patient, esp. an elderly one. (1972 —) .

[From the name of Gomer Pyle, a comic yokel character who originally appeared on US television in (1963) (in The Andy Griffith Show).]


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