gosh, limner, headmaster, Illuminator, Illustrator

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Ronald Searle
Ronald Searle, artist, limner of St Trinian’s and St Custard’s, died on December 30th, aged 91. Nigel Molesworth of St Custard’s writes
Jan 14th 2012 | from the print edition

ART is for weeds and sissies whose mater hav said Take care of my dear little Cedric, he is delicate you kno and cannot stand a foopball to the head. Whenever anebode mention Art they all sa gosh mikelangelo leenardo wot magnificent simetry of line. Shurely the very pinnackle of western civilisation etc.etc. Pass me my oils Molesworth that I may paint my masterpeece. The headmaster sa gosh cor is that the medeechi venus hem-hem a grate work so true to life reminds me of young mrs filips enuff said.
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gosh
interj.
Used to express mild surprise or delight.

[Alteration of GOD.]Definition of gosh in English:

exclamation

informal

1Used to express surprise or give emphasis:gosh, it’s freezing!

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1.1chiefly North American Used as a euphemism for ‘God’:a gosh-awful team

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Origin

Mid 18th century: euphemism for God.

Illuminator may refer to:

• Illuminator (backlight), an electro luminescent backlight used in some Casio watches
• A light source
• Illuminator (sometimes limner), an artist who adds illustrations and decorations to illuminated manuscripts
• Illuminator, a narrowly focused radar beam whose reflected signal is used to obtain a missile lock-on
• The Illuminator, a political art collective based in New York City

limner[lim・ner]

• 発音記号[límnər]

[名]（肖像）画家；（言葉で）描写する人.n. (lĭm"nẽr)
[F. enlumineur, LL. illuminator. See Limn, and cf. Alluminor.]
A painter; an artist; esp.: (a) One who paints portraits. (b) One who illuminates books. [Archaic]