18.113 "goibniu"?

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         Date: Wed, 04 Aug 2004 08:39:09 +0100
         From: Norman Hinton <hinton_at_springnet1.com>
         Subject: Re: 18.107 new on WWW: CIT Infobits; word-counts

Willard -- word #43404 is "goibniu" (just ahead of "paprika") ? I realize
the corpus is from Britain, but just the same, what in the world is a
"goibniu" ? I know I have never seen it in print or heard it either, and
I'm getting up in years). was doing binary chops on the corpus and
stumbled on it -- is it a typo ?)

[Can anyone supply a definition of "goibniu" and explain its etymology? --WM]
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