garron

/ ˈɡærən /

noun

1. a small sturdy pony bred and used chiefly in Scotland and Ireland

Word History and Origins

Origin of garron¹

C16: from Gaelic gearran

Example Sentences

Garron Garn, a Pentagon spokesman said there is no more funding to replace the weapons taken from department stocks.

From Seattle Times

Garron Garn said in a statement in March in response to a query from The Associated Press.

From Seattle Times

Garron Garn said in a statement Thursday that “DOD has procured, stored, and used depleted uranium rounds for several decades, since these are a longstanding element of some conventional munitions.”

From Seattle Times

Lieutenant Colonel Garron Garn, a Pentagon spokesman, declined to comment on specific Ukrainian requests.

From Reuters

"The big boys don't cry attitude and the patriarchal mindset and some of the cultural beliefs surrounding mental health are some of the challenges facing South Africa at the moment," said Garron Gesll, founder of the Men's Foundation, an organisation that promotes mental health awareness for men.

From BBC