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Gurt lush is a Bristolian and west country saying meaning really lush, or really great/lovely/gorgeous etc. Gurt means great in terms of size, and lush presumably comes from luscious. It’s an exclamation of approval,and usually delight. I couldn’t help but chuckle when, outside Bristol Temple Meads Station was a café in a yurt, a large Mongolian tent, and the name of the café? Yurt Lush of course!
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Gurt lush sounds more like a fat alcoholic to me. But that’s just me.
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We know Gurt Lush – we’re from Bristol 🙂 check our site http://onefoundseven.com/
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