guttide
noun
gut·tide
\ˈgu̇tˌtīd, ˈgətˌ-\
Definition of guttide
-s
now dialectal, England
: a time of feasting; specifically : shrove tuesday
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Origin and Etymology of guttide
alteration (influenced by 1gut) of earlier good tide Shrove Tuesday, from 1good + tide
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