GAB gab|gabbleGab, or Gabble, v.i. to prate, to chatter GABARDINE gabardineGabardine, n. a corse frock, ob. GABBLE (2) gabble (2)Gabble, n. loud talk without meaning, prate GABBLER gabblerGabbler, n. a prating or chattering person, prater GABEL gabelGabel, n. a kind of excise, custom, tax on salt GABION gabionGabion, n. a wicker basket used in fortifications GAD gadGad, n. a wedge of steel, club, graver, perch GAD (2) gad (2)Gad, v.i. to rove or ramble about idly GADDER gadderGadder, n. one who runs about from place to place GADENSTUFF gadenstuffGadenstuff, n. things grown in a garden GADFLY gadflyGadfly, n. a fly that stings cattle, the breeze-flye GADUS gadusGadus, n. a fish with an oblong body GADWIN gadwinGadwin, n. a strong smelling plant GAFF gaffGaff, n. a hook, harpoon, a small boom GAFFER gafferGaffer, n. master, father, friend, old sir, ob. GAFFLE gaffleGaffle, n. an artificial spur to put upon cocks GAFFLE (2) gaffle (2)Gaffle, n. an artificial spur to put upon cocks GAG gagGag, v.t. to stop the mouth so as to hinder speech GAG (2) gag (2)Gag, n. something used to hinder the speech GAGE gageGage, v. to lay, give measure; n. a pledge, standards GAGGLE gaggleGaggle, v.i. to make a noise like a goose GAGLE gagleGagle, n. the sloping end of a building GAILY gailyGaily, ad. splendidly, see gayly GAIN gainGain, n. profit, benefit, interest, a bevelling shoulder or sapping of timber GAIN (2) gain (2)Gain, v. to get obtain, procure, win, draw, attain GAINER gainerGainer, n. one who gains or receives advantage GAINFUL gainfulGainful, a. profitable, advantageous, lucrative GAINFULLY gainfullyGainfully, ad. profitably, with gain GAINGIVING gaingivingGaingiving, a. misgiving, giving against, ob. GAINLESS gainlessGainless, a. unprofitable, without gain GAINLESSNESS gainlessnessGainlessness, n. unprofitableness, uselessness GAINLY gainlyGainly, ad. handily, dexterously, quickly, readily GAINSAY gainsayGainsay, v.t. gainsaid, pret. gainfsaid, pa. to contradict, oppose, thwart, deny GAINSAYER gainsayerGainsayer, n. an opponent, adversary, denier GAINSAYING gainsayingGainsaying, n. contradiction, opposition GAINSTAND gainstandGainstand, v. to withstand, oppose, object to, ob. GAIRISH gairishGairish, a. gaudy, showy, very fine, beauish, slighty GAIRISHNESS gairishnessGairishness, n. gaudiness, finery, extravagant joy GAIT gaitGait, n. a manner of walking, walk, march, step GAITERS gaitersGaiters, n. coverings for the legs GALA galaGala, n. a grand or high festivity, a grand procession GALANGAL galangalGalangal, n. a plant having a knotty root GALATIAN galatianGalatian, n. a native of Galatia, now Amasia on the south shore of the Euxine GALBANUM galbanumGalbanum, n. a resinous gummy substance GALE galeGale, n. a blast of wind; v. to bawl, flout, sail fast GALEAS galeasGaleas, n. a kind of heavy low-built vessel GALEATE galeate|galeatedGaleate, or Galeated, a. covered with a helmet GALEATO galeatoGaleato, n. a fish of a greenish color GALENA galenaGalena, n. sulpheret of lead, or sulphur and lad GALENIC galenicGalenic, a. pertaining to Galena, relatin to Galen the physician GALENIST galenistGalenist, n. a follower of Galen GALILEANS galileansGalileans, n. a sect of Jews who refused tribute to the Romans GALIOT galiotGaliot, n. a little galley, a kind of brigantine GALL gallGall, n. bile, rancor, great anger, wrath, a ford, a nut GALL (2) gall (2)Gall, v.t. to hurt the skin, hurt, fret, vex, harass GALLANT gallantGallant, n. a wooer, suiter, lover attendant GALLANT (2) gallant (2)Gallant, a. civil, polite, attentive GALLANT (3) gallant (3)Gallant, a. brave, bald, noble, fine, gay, showy GALLANTLY gallantlyGallantly, ad. bravely, nobly, generously GALLANTRY gallantryGallantry, n. bravery, generosity, show, courtship, intrigue GALLATE gallateGallate, n. a neutral salt formed by the gallic acid with a base GALLED galledGalled, pa. hurt, fretted, injured, vexed, grieved GALLEON galleonGalleon, n. a large ship having four or five decks GALLERY galleryGallery, n. a long narrow apartment, a balcony GALLEY galleyGalley, n. a vessel flat built and long, navigated with sails and oars, a ships cook room GALLEYSLAVE galleyslaveGalleyslave, a. one condemned to row the galleys GALLEYTILE galleytileGalleytile, n. a kind of tile, an earthen ware GALLIARD galliardGalliard, n. a gay brisk man, lively dance, ob. GALLIARDISE galliardiseGalliardise, n. gaity, merriment, mirth, joy, ob. GALLIC gallicGallic, a. pertaining to Gaul, now France GALLIC (2) gallic (2)Gallic, a. belonging to galls, or oak apples GALLICAN gallicanGallican, a. relating to France or the French GALLICISM gallicismGallicism, n. a peculiarity of the French tongue GALLIGASKINS galligaskinsGalligaskins, n. pl. stops, a kind of large open hose GALLIMAUSRY gallimausryGallimausry, n. a medley, a hotchpotch, ob. GALLINCEOUS gallinceousGallinceous, a. denoting or pertaining to, domestic fowls, or the gallinae GALLINULE gallinuleGallinule, n. a tribe of fowls GALLIPOT gallipotGallipot, n. a small pot painted and glazed GALLON gallonGallon, n. a measure containing four quarts GALLOON galloonGalloon, n. a kind of lace, a kind of riband and binding GALLOP gallopGallop, v.i. to ride fast, move fast, drive on GALLOP (2) gallop (2)Gallop, n. the full speed or swiftest pace of a horse GALLOPER galloperGalloper, n. a horse or person that gallops GALLOW gallowGallow, v.t. to terrify, frighten, daunt, ob. GALLOWGLASSES gallowglassesGallowglasses, n. pl. a long coat of mail, soldiers GALLOWS gallowsGallows, n. pl. a tree of execution, gibbet, frame GALLOWSFREE gallowsfreeGallowsfree, a. delivered by fate from hanging GALLOWSTREE gallowstreeGAllowstree, n. a tree or place of execution GALLOWY gallowyGallowy, n. a horse under fourteen hands high GALLY gallyGally, n. a priners cafe to receive types fro the composing stick GALLYWORM gallywormGallyworm, n. a insect of the centiped kind GALVANIC galvanicGalvanic, a. pertaining to galvanism GALVANISM galvanismGalvanism, n. the name give to effects resembling electricity, produced by metallic substances GALVANIST galvanistGalvanist, n. one versed o believing in the docrins of galvanism GALVANIZE galvanizeGalvanize, v.t. to affect with the galvanic fluid GAMBADE gambade|gambadoGambade, or Gambado, n. spatterdashes for riding GAMBET gambetGambet, n. a bird resembling the red shank GAMBLE gambleGamble, v.i. to play fo money, to game GAMBLER gamblerGambler, n. a cheating gamester, sharper, knave GAMBOGE gamboge|cambogeGamboge, or Camboge, n. a tree and its gum GAMBOL gambolGambol, n. a skip, leap, frolic, prank, trick, spot GAMBOL (2) gambol (2)Gambol, v.i. to frisk, dance, skip, leap, frolic, play GAMBREL gambrelGambrel, n. one of the hind legs of a horse GAME gameGame, n. a play, sport, jest, animals pursued GAME (2) game (2)Game, v.i. to play extravagantly, sport, deride GAMECOCK gamecockGamecock, n. a cock bred to fight battles GAMEKEEPER gamekeeperGamekeeper, n. one who looks after the game GAMESOME gamesomeGamesome, a. frolicsome, gay, spotive, lively GAMESTER gamesterGamester, n. one addicted to gaming, a gambler GAMING gamingGaming, n. play, the act of playing deep GAMMER gammerGammer, n. mistress, mother, neighbor, ob. GAMMON gammonGammon, n. a buttock of a hog salted and dried GAMUT gamutGamut, n. the scale of musical notes, the first note GANAA ganaaGanaa, n. a kind of wild goose GANCH ganchGanch, v.i. to throw down and punish upon hooks GANDER ganderGander, n. the male of the goose, the leading goose GANG gangGang, n. a compnay, crew, set; v.i. to go GANGLION ganglionGanglion, n. a hard tumor, a knot of nerves GANGRENE gangreneGangrene, n. a mortification; v.t. to mortify, to rot GANGRENOUS gangrenousGangrenous, a. mortified, corrupted, rotten GANGUE gangueGangue, n. stony substances united with metals GANGWAY gangwayGangway, n. apassage in or to a building, a platform in ships GANNET gannetGannet, n. the Soland goose GANTLET gantletGantlet, n. a miliatry form of punishment, a boxing glove GANTOO gantooGantoo, a. pertaining to the Gentoos GAOL gaolGaol, n. a prison, place of confinement, jail GAOLER gaolerGaoler, n. the keeper or master of a prison, a jailor GAP gapGap, n. an opening, breach, passage, hole, defect GAPE gapeGape, [a as in ask] v.i. to open the mouth, yawn, flare GAPER gaperGaper, n. one who gapes and stares about GAPING gapingGaping, n. the act of gaping, a yawning GAPTOOTHED gaptoothedGaptoothed, a. having spaces between the teeth GARAGAY garagayGaragay, n. a rapacious bird of Mexico GARBAGE garbageGarbage, n. offals, bowels, entrails, guts GARBLE garbleGarble, v.t. to sift, separate, part, cull, pick GARBLER garblerGarbler, n. one who separates, one who picks GARBOIL garboilGarboil, n. a disoder, tumult, uproar GARDEN gardenGarden, v.i. to cultivate or make a garden GARDEN (2) garden (2)Garden, n. a place to raise kitchen plants, flowers and fruits, a well cultivated spot GARDENER gardenerGardener, n. a person who cultivates a garden GARDENING gardeningGardening, n. the act or art of cultivating gardens GARDON gardonGardon, n. the fish of the roach kind GARGARISM gargarism|gargleGargarism, or Gargle, n. a medicin for the throat GARGET gargetGarget, n. a swelling in the throat of cattle GARGIL gargilGargil, n. a disease in geese GARGLE (2) gargle (2)Gargle, v.t. to wash the throat with a medicin GARGOL gargolGargol, n. a distempter common to hogs GARLAND garlandGarland, n. a wreath of flowers, collar, net GARLIC garlicGarlic, n. a plant, a kind of strong onion GARLICKY garlickyGarlicky, a. abounding with or like garlic GARMENT garmentGarment, n. a covering for the body, dress, clothes GARNER garnerGarner, n. a granary, place to put threshed grain in GARNET garnetGarnet, n. a red gem, precious stone, small tackle GARNISH garnishGarnish, v. to adorn, decorate, set off, setter, warn GARNISH (2) garnish (2)|garnishment|garnitureGarnish, or Garnishment, or Garniture, n. ornament, a fee GARNISHEE garnisheeGarnishee, n. one in whose hands property of an absconding debtor is attached GAROUS garousGarous, a. like pickle made of fish, briny, salt GARRAN garranGarran, n. a strong small horse, a galloway GARRET garretGarret, n. the uppermost room, (rotten wood, ob.) GARRETEER garreteerGarreteer, n. one that lives in a garret GARRISON garrisonGarrison, n. a fort, or soldiers to defend it GARRISON (2) garrison (2)Garrison, v. to secure by or put in soldiers GARRULITY garrulityGarrulity, n. loquacity, talkativeness, babbling GARRULOUS garrulousGarrulous, a. prating, chattering, talkative, noisy GARTER garterGarter, v.i. to tie up, bind or fasten with a garter GARTER (2) garter (2)Garter, n. a band to tie up the stockings, a riband GARTERFISH garterfishGarterfish, n. a fish with a long flattish body GARTH garthGarth, n. clothes, dress, appearance, taste, sheaf GAS gasGas, n. aeriform fluid, or a fluid which is invisible, in distinction from vapor which visible GASCONADE gasconadeGasconade, n. a bost, brag, bravado; v.i. to brag GASEOUS gaseousGaseous, a. in the form of gas, invisible GASH gashGash, n. a deep and long cut; v.t. to hack, to cut GASIFICATION gasificationGasification, n. a converting into gas GASIFY gasifyGasify, v.t. to convert into gas GASKET gasketGasket, n. a plaited cord to tie sails to yards GASKINS gaskinsGaskins, n. pl. very wide hose or breeches GASP gaspGasp, v. to endeavor or gape for breath, to long for GASP (2) gasp (2)Gasp, n. a short or convulsive catch of the breath GASTRIC gastricGastric, a. belonging to the stomach GASTROTOMY gastrotomyGastrotomy, n. a cutting open the belly GATE gateGate, n. a large door, frame of wood, entrance, way GATHER gatherGather, v. to bring or draw together, assemble, pick or take up crop, pluck, get, thicken, swell GATHERER gathererGatherer, n. one who gathers, a collector GATHERING gatheringGathering, n. a collection, swelling, tumor GATHERS gathersGathers, n. pl. plaits, folds, a plaiting of cloth GATISH gatishGatish, n. a fish of a beautiful yellow color GAUDE gaudeGaude, v.i. to rejoice greatly, exult, ob. GAUDE (2) gaude (2)|gauderyGaude, or Gaudery, n. a onament, finery, ob. GAUDILY gaudilyGaudily, ad. with gaudiness, showily, finely, gaily GAUDINESS gaudinessGaudiness, n. showiness, a tinsel appearance, finery GAUDY gaudyGaudy, a. showy, ostentatiously fine; n. a feast GAUGE gaugeGauge, v.t. to measure the contents of a vessel GAUGE (2) gauge (2)Gauge, n. a measure, standard, rod, guess, skill, art GAUGER gaugerGauger, n. a man who gauges or ms vessels GAUGING gaugingGauging, n. the act or art of masuring vessels GAULISH gaulishGaulish, a. pertaining to Gaul or France GAUNT gauntGaunt, a. lean, meager, spare, thin, slender GAUNTLET gauntletGauntlet, n. an iron glove, cock's spur, gantlet GAUZE gauzeGauze, n. a very thin stik or linen GAUZY gauzyGauzy, a. like gauze, thin as gauze GAVE gaveGave, pret. of to give GAVELKIND gavelkindGavelkind, n. a an equal division of lands among all the sons GAVELOC gavelocGaveloc, n. a kind of long iron bar, a pick-javelin GAVELOCS gavelocsGavelocs, n. pl. javelins, warlike instruments GAVILAN gavilanGavilan, n. a species of hawk in the Philippine isles GAVIOT gaviotGaviot, n. an aquatic fowl of Brazil GAVOT gavotGavot, n. a brisk dance, alively air or tune GAY gayGay, a. airy, merry, fine, showy; n. an ornament GAYETY gayety|gaietyGayety, or Gaiety, n. airiness, cheerfulness, finery GAYLY gayly|gaily (2)Gayly, or Gaily, ad. airily, merrily, showily, finely GAZE gazeGaze, v.i. to look hard or earnestly; n. a fixed look GAZEHOUND gazehoundGazehound, n. a hound that pursues by the eyes GAZELL gazellGazell, n. an African animal like a goat and deer GAZER gazerGazer, n. one who gazes or looks very hard GAZETTE gazetteGazette, n. a kind of newspaper or public print GAZETTEER gazetteerGazetteer, n. a writer of news, newspaper, book GAZETTO gazettoGazetto, n. a fish with a thick broad body GAZINGSTOCK gazingstockGazingstock, n. one gazed at with scorn, GAZOMETER gazometerGazometer, n. an instrument to measure gas, or to afford it in a uniform current GAZOMETRY gazometryGazometry, n. the art or practice of determining and regulating the volume of gas in experiments GAZON gazonGazon, n. a piece of turf to line a breast-work GEANLOGIST geanlogistGeanlogist, n. one skilled in genealogy GEAR gearGear, [g hard] n. accouterments, dress, traces, stuff, goods GEAR (2) gear (2)Gear, v.t. to dress, deck, put harness on horses GECK geckGeck, [g hard] n. one easily imposed on; v.t. to cheat, ob. GEESE geeseGeese, [g hard] n. pl. of goose GELATIMATE gelatimateGelatimate, v.t. to form or become jelly GELATIN gelatinGelatin, n. jelly, a substance like jelly GELATINATION gelatinationGelatination, n. the state of being turned into jelly GELATINOUS gelatinousGelatinous, a. formed into a jelly, stiff GELD geldGeld, [g hard] v.t. gelded, gelt; pret. gelded, gelt, pa. to castrate, emasculate, n. a tax GELDER gelderGelder, n. one who gelds cattle of any kind GELDING geldingGelding, n. a horse that has been gelded GELID gelidGelid, a. extremely or very cold, cold as cel GELLY gellyGelly, n. a liquor of meat boiled to a consistence GELT geltGelt, [g hard] n. a gelded animal, gelding, tinsel GEM gemGem, n. a jewel, the first bud of a tree GEM (2) gem (2)Gem, v. to adorn with jewels, to bud GEMINATE geminateGeminate, a. double, growing in pairs GEMINATION geminationGemination, n. a repetition, a doubling, a fold GEMINI geminiGemini, n. pl. twins, a pair, brace, couple, sign GEMINIOUS geminiousGeminious, a. double, twofold, similar, equal GEMMATION gemmationGemmation, n. the state or form of the gem or bud of a plant GEMMERY gemmery|gemmeousGemmery, or Gemmeous, a. pertaining to jewels GEMMIPAROUS gemmiparousGemmiparous, a. producing buds or gems GEMMY gemmyGemmy, a. bright, shining, glittering, sparkling GENDER genderGender, n. a sex, breed, race, sort, kind, difference GENDER (2) gender (2)Gender, v. to beget, produce, copulate, engender GENEALOGICAL genealogicalGenealogical, a. pertaining to genealogy GENEALOGY genealogyGenealogy, n. the history of family-descendants GENERAL generalGeneral, a. common, usual, public, extensive, large GENERAL (2) general (2)General, n. a whole, great military officer, director GENERALISSIMO generalissimoGeneralissimo, n. a commander in chief, a title GENERALITY generalityGenerality, n. a general state, most part, bulk GENERALIZATION generalizationGeneralization, n. the act of making general GENERALIZE generalizeGeneralize, v.t. to make or render general GENERALLY generallyGenerally, ad. in general, commonly, usually GENERALNESS generalnessGeneralness, n. a wide extent, commonness GENERALSHIP generalshipGeneralship, n. the skill or office of a general GENERANT generant|generatorGenerant, or Generator, n. what begets or produces GENERATE generateGenerate, v.t. to beget, produce, propagate, cuase GENERATION generationGeneration, n. an age, race, family, production GENERATIVE generativeGenerative, a. able to produce, fruitful GENERIC genericGeneric, a. comprehending the genus, large GENERICALLY genericallyGenerically, ad. with regard to the genus GENEROSITY generosity|generousnessGenerosity, or Generousness, n. liberality, bounty GENEROUS generousGenerous, a. liberal, openhearted, noble, strong GENEROUSLY generouslyGenerously, ad. in a generous or noble manner GENESIS genesisGenesis, n. the first book of Moses, generation GENET genetGenet, n. a small Spanish horse, a quadruped of the weasel kind or its fur GENEVA geneva|ginGeneva, or Gin, n. a spirit distilled from grain, sometimes flavored with juniper berries or oil of turpentine GENEVAN genevanGenevan, n. a native of Geneva GENEVAN (2) genevan (2)Genevan, a. belonging to Geneva GENIAL genialGenial, a. contributing to propagation or mirth, native GENIALLY geniallyGenially, ad. cheerfully, gaily, naturally GENICULATE geniculateGeniculate, a. bent like the knee at the joints GENII geniiGenii, n. pl. spirits, demons GENIO genioGenio, n. a person of some particular turn of mind GENITALS genitalsGenitals, n. pl. the parts of generation GENITING genitingGeniting, n. the name of an early apple GENITIVE genitiveGenitive, a. the second case of nouns GENIUS geniusGenius, n. a nature, disposition, bent, wit, spirit GENOESE genoeseGenoese, n. a native of Genoa, in Italy GENOO genooGenoo, [g hard] n. an African animal whose form partakes of the hose, the ox and the deer GENOSE genoseGenose, a. pertaining to Genoa GENTEEILY genteeilyGenteeily, ad. politely, kindly, gracefully, well GENTEEL genteelGenteel, a. polite, civil, kind, elegant, graceful GENTEELNESS genteelness|gentilityGenteelness, or Gentility, n. politeness, gracefulness GENTIAN gentianGentian, n. a plant, fellwort GENTILE gentileGentile, n. a heathen; a. heathen, pagan GENTILESSE gentilesseGentilesse, n. politeness, complaisance, ob. GENTILISM gentilismGentilism, n. heathenism, paganism, ignorance GENTILITIOUS gentilitiousGentilitious, a. peculiar to a nation, hereditary GENTLE gentleGentle, a. tame, soft, meek, peaceable; v.t. to tame GENTLE (2) gentle (2)Gentle, n. a kind of worm used in fishing GENTLEMAN gentlemanGentleman, n. a term of complaisance GENTLEMANLIKE gentlemanlike|gentlemanlyGentlemanlike, or Gentlemanly, a. like a gentleman GENTLENESS gentlenessGentleness, n. tameness, meekness, tenderness GENTLESHIP gentleshipGentleship, n. the carriage of a gentleman, ob. GENTLEWOMAN gentlewomanGentlewoman, n. a woman of genteel behavior GENTLY gentlyGently, ad. softly, slowly, with care, tenderly GENTOO gentooGentoo, n. a native of India or Indostan GENTRY gentryGentry, n. persons of a state above the vulgar GENUFLECTION genuflectionGenuflection, n. an act of religious kneeling GENUINE genuineGenuine, a. original, free from adulteration, real, true GENUINELY genuinelyGenuinely, ad. naturally, originally, really, truly GENUINENESS genuinenessGenuineness, n. a genuine quality GENUS genusGenus, n. iin science, a class of beings, kind, mode GEOCENTRIC geocentricGeocentric, a. having the fame center as the earth GEOD geodGeod, n. a small rounded lump of agate, filled with crystals GEOGNOSTIC geognosticGeognostic, a. relating to the knowledge of the earth GEOGRAPHER geographerGeographer, n. a pson conversant in geography GEOGRAPHICAL geographicalGeographical, a. of or relating to geography GEOGRAPHY geographyGeography, n. a description of the earth GEOLOGICAL geologicalGeological, n. pertaining to geology GEOLOGIST geologistGeologist, n. one versed in a knowledge of the earth GEOLOGY geologyGeology, n. the science of the earth and its consistuent parts GEOMANCER geomancerGeomancer, n. a diviner by lines on the round GEOMANCY geomancyGeomancy, n. diviation by lines on the earth GEOMANTIC geomanticGeomantic, a. pertaining to geomancy GEOMETER geometer|geometricianGeometer, or Geometrician, n. one versed in geometry GEOMETRICAL geometricalGeometrical, a. pertaining to or done by geometry GEOMETRICALLY geometricallyGeometrically, ad. in a geometrical manner, very GEOMETRIZE geometrizeGeometrize, v.t. to perfom or do geometrically GEOMETRY geometryGeometry, n. the science of quantity, extension or magnitude, abstractedly considered GEOPONICAL geoponicalGeoponical, a. relating to agriculture, ob. GEORGE georgeGeorge, n. a figure worn by knights of the garter, a loaf GEORGIA georgiaGeorgia, n. the most southern of the U. States GEORGIAN georgianGeorgian, n. a native of Georgia GEORGIC georgicGeorgic, n. a rural poen; a. relating to agriculture GERANIUM geraniumGeranium, n. cranes bill, a genus of plants GERM germ|germenGerm, or Germen, n. a sprout, shoot, bud GERMAN germanGerman, n. a relation; a. related, akin GERMANDER germanderGermander, n. a species of plant GERMANIC germanic|german (2)Germanic, or German, a. belonging to Germany GERMINATE germinateGerminate, v.i. to sprout, shoot, bud, put forth GERMINATION germinationGermination, n. the act of sprouting, a growth, the time in which feeds germinate GERUND gerundGerund, n. a kind of verbal noun in grammar GEST gestGest, n. a list of stages in travelling, show, story, ob. GESTATION gestationGestation, n. the act of carrying young in the belly GESTIC gesticGestic, a. relating to gesture or tricks, antic, droll GESTICULATE gesticulateGesticulate, v.i. to use gestures, to play odd tricks GESTICULATION gesticulationGesticulation, n. various postures of the body GESTURE gestureGesture, n. an action, motion, posture, trick GESTURE (2) gesture (2)Gesture, v. to accompany with or use action GET getGet, [g hard] v. gat, got, gotten, pa. to procure, gain, win, learn, arrive, induce GETTING gettingGetting, n. the act of getting, gain, profit GEWGAW gewgawGewgaw, [g hard] n. a trifle, toy, bawble; a. showy GHASTLINESS ghastlinessGhastliness, n. horror of countenance, paleness GHASTLY ghastlyGhastly, a. horrid, shocking, frightful, like aghost GHASTNESS ghastnessGhastness, n. ghastliness, horror, dreadfulness GHERKIN gherkinGherkin, n. a small cucumber for pickling GHOST ghostGhost, v. to haunt, die, give up the ghost, ob. GHOST (2) ghost (2)Ghost, n. the soul of a person deceased, soul, spirit GHOSTLY ghostlyGhostly, a. of or relating to the soul, spiritual GIANT giantGiant, n. a man unnaturally tall or large GIANTESS giantessGiantess, n. a woman uncommonly tall GIANTLIKE giantlike|giantlyGiantlike, or Giantly, a. very tall or lge, huge GIAROLA giarolaGiarola, [g hard] n. a bird of the lark kind GIAROLO giaroloGiarolo, [g hard] n. a bird of the snipe kind GIBBER gibberGibber, [g hard] v.i. to talk unintelligibly, ob. GIBBERISH gibberishGibberish, n. cant words, nonsense GIBBET gibbetGibbet, n. a gallows to expose criminals GIBBET (2) gibbet (2)Gibbet, v.t. to hang and expose on a gallows GIBBLER gibblerGibbler, n. any kind of wild fowl, game GIBBON gibbonGibbon, [g hard] n. the long armed ape GIBBOSITY gibbosity|gibbousnessGibbosity, or Gibbousness, n. convexity GIBBOUS gibbousGibbous, [g hard] a. protuberant, swelled GIBBOUSFISH gibbousfishGibbousfish, n. a fish with a protuberance on its back GIBCAT gibcatGibcat, n. an old worn-out cat, and old woman GIBE gibeGibe, v. to sneer, taunt, reproach GIBE (2) gibe (2)|gybeGibe, or Gybe, n. a sneer, scoff, taunt, reproach GIBE (3) gibe (3)Gibe, n. a sneerer, scoffer, taunter, reproacher GIBINGLY gibinglyGibingly, ad. scornfully, contemptuously GIBLETS gibletsGiblets, n. pl. parts of a goose or duck GIDDILY giddilyGiddily, [g hard] ad. heedlesly, unsteadily, idly GIDDINESS giddinessGiddiness, n. carelessness, a swimming in the head GIDDY giddyGiddy, a. headless, thoughtless, careless, light, rash GIDDYBRAINED giddybrained|giddyheadedGiddybrained, or Giddyheaded, a. thoughtless, wild GIDDYPACED giddypacedGiddypaced, a. moving irregularly, very unsteady GIFT giftGift, [g hard] n. a thing given, bribe, faculty GIFT (2) gift (2)Gift, n. in law the main point GIFTED giftedGifted, a. endowed, invested, given GIG gigGig, [g hard] n. a thing that whirls round, top, chaise GIGANTIC giganticGigantic, a. like a giant, huge, vast GIGGLE giggleGiggle, [g hard] v.i. to laugh, laugh idly, titter GIGLET gigletGiglet, n. a wanton lacivious girl; a. wanton GILD gildGild, [g hard] v.t. gilded, gilt, pret. gilded, gilt, pa. to wash over with gold adorn, set off GILDER gilderGilder, n. one who gilds, a kind of small coin GILDING gildingGilding, n. gold or silver laid on for ornament GILL gillGill, n. measure, liquor, herb, miss GILL (2) gill (2)Gill, [g hard] n. the membranes and opening near the heads of fish which admit air to the blood and let out water taken in at the mouth GILLHOUSE gillhouseGillhouse, n. a house where gill is fold GILLIFLOWER gilliflowerGilliflower, n. a very fine flower GILLOTIN gillotinGillotin, [g hard] n. a engine for beheading persons GILLOTIN (2) gillotin (2)Gillotin, v.t. to cut off heads with a gillotin GILT giltGilt, [g hard] n. anything gilt or fine, ob. GILTHEAD giltheadGilthead, n. a fish with a golden crescent between its eyes GIM gim|gimmyGim, or Gimmy, a. neat, spruce, gay GIMBAL gimbalGimbal, [g hard] n. a kind of double ring GIMBLET gimbletGimblet, [g hard] n. a borer for nails GIMCRACK gimcrackGimcrack, n. little pretty thing or device, a toy GIMMER gimmerGimmer, [g hard] n. a movement, machinery, ewe GIMP gimpGimp, [g hard] n. a silk twist or lace, edging, trimming GIN (2) gin (2)Gin, n. a snare, trap, engine, pump, geneva, a machine to clean cotton GIN (3) gin (3)Gin, v.t. to clean cotton of its feeds by a gin GINGENG gingengGingeng, n. ninzin, a genus of plants of five species GINGER gingerGinger, n. a hot spice root, a plant GINGERBREAD gingerbreadGingerbread, n. a bread made of flour, ginger and treacle, a kind of sweet spicy bread GINGERLY gingerlyGingerly, ad. cautiously, tenderly, softly, ob. GINGHAM ginghamGingham, [g hard] n. a cloth of cotton and linen striped and glazed GINGIVAL gingivalGingival, a. belonging to the gums GINGLE gingleGingle, v. to make or cause a sharp noise, to tinkle GINGLE (2) gingle (2)Gingle, n. a sound, a shrill resounding noise GIPSY gipsyGipsy, n. a pretended fortuneteller, a beggar GIRASOLE girasoleGirasole, n. the herb turnsol, the opal stone GIRASS girassGirass, [g hard] n. the camel leopard, an animal of Africa with a long neck like the camel, and a body spotted like the leopard GIRD girdGird, [g hard] n. pang, twitch, sharp pain, reproach, sneer GIRD (2) gird (2)Gird, v. girded, girt, pret. girded, girt, pa. to bind or tie round, dress, reproach, sneer GIRDER girderGirder, n. the lgest timber in a floor GIRDLE girdleGirdle, [g hard] n. a thing tied round the waist GIRDLE (2) girdle (2)Girdle, v.t. to bi with a girdle in America, to cut a ring through the bark and sap of trees to kill them GIRL girlGirl, [g hard] n. a female child, a young woman GIRLISH girlishGirlish, a. acting like a girl, childish, giddy GIRLISHNESS girlishnessGirlishness, n. a girlish state or behavior GIRROC girrocGirroc, n. the lacertus, a fish of the gar-fish kind GIRT girtGirt, [g hard] n. a bandage for a saddle, v.t. to gird GIRTH girthGirth, [g hard] n. the compass made by a string, a girt GIVE giveGive, [g hard] v. gave, pret. given, pa. to bestow, deliver, pay, grant, yield, resign, apply GIVEN givenGiven, pa. bestowed, granted, yielded, addicted GIVER giverGiver, n. one who gives, one who bestows or grants GIZZARD gizzardGizzard, [g hard] n. the hard stomach of a fowl GLABROUS glabrousGlabrous, a. smooth, having an even surface GLACIAL glacialGlacial, a. relating to or like ice, icy, frozen GLACIATION glaciationGlaciation, n. the act of freezing, ice formed GLACIATORIAL glaciatorialGlaciatorial, a. of or relating to gladiators, bloody GLACIER glacierGlacier, n. a perennial body of ice GLACIS glacisGlacis, n. a sloping bank in fortification GLAD gladGlad, a. cheerful, merry, pleased, pleasing, bright GLAD (2) glad (2)|gladdenGlad, or Gladden, v.t. to make glad, delight, cheer GLADDER gladderGladder, n. one who makes glad, one who revives GLADE gladeGlade, n. an opening in a wood or in ice GLADIATE gladiateGladiate, a. shaped like a sword GLADIATOR gladiatorGladiator, n. a sword player, a kind of prizefighter GLADIOLE gladioleGladiole, n. a plant of several species GLADLY gladlyGladly, ad. cheerfully, joyfully, readily, commonly GLADNESS gladnessGladness, n. cheerfulness, joy, delight, pleasure GLADSOME gladsomeGladsome, a. cheering, causing joy, plasing, gay GLAIR glairGlair, n. the white of an egg, a kind of halbert GLAIR (2) glair (2)Glair, v.t. to smear with the white of eggs GLANCE glanceGlance, n. a quick view, the dart of a beam of light GLANCE (2) glance (2)Glance, v. to view obliquely, shoot, strike, allude GLANCINGLY glancinglyGlancingly, ad. obliquely, transiently, shortly GLAND glandGland, n. a secreting vessel in animals or plants, a nut GLANDERS glandersGlanders, n. pl. a disease, the running of a horse's nose GLANDIFEROUS glandiferousGlandiferous, a. bearing or having acorns GLANDIFORM glandiformGlandiform, a. in form of a gland GLANDULATION glandulationGlandulation, n. the system of glands in a plant GLANDULE glanduleGlandule, n. a small gland or grain GLANDULIFEROUS glanduliferousGlanduliferous, a. bearing glandules GLANDULOSITY glandulosityGlandulosity, n. a collection or set of glands GLANDULOUS glandulousGlandulous, a. like or pertaining to the glands GLARE glareGlare, n. an overpowering brightness, luster, flash GLARE (2) glare (2)Glare, v. to shine so as to dazzle the eyes, to dart GLARING glaringGlaring, pa. a shining, shocking, barefaced GLASS glassGlass, n. transparent substance made of sand and alkaline salts GLASS (2) glass (2)Glass, a. made of or resembling glass GLASS (3) glass (3)Glass, v.t. to behold or view as in a glass, to glaze GLASSED glassed|glastGlassed, or Glast, pa. covered with glass, glazed GLASSFURNACE glassfurnaceGlassfurnace, n. a place for melting glass in GLASSGAZING glassgazingGlassgazing, a. sinical, foppish, affected, vain GLASSGRINDER glassgrinderGlassgrinder, n. one who grinds or polishes glass GLASSHOUSE glasshouseGlasshouse, n. a house or place where glass is made GLASSMAN glassmanGlassman, n. one who deals in or sells glass GLASSMETAL glassmetalGlassmetal, n. glass when in a state of fusion GLASSWORK glassworkGlasswork, n. a making or manufactory of glass GLASSWORT glasswortGlasswort, n. the kali, a plant GLASSY glassyGlassy, a. resembling glass, clear, smooth, brittle GLAUCOUS glaucousGlaucous, a. having a light-green color, greenish GLAVE glave|glavieGlave, or Glavie, n. a broad sword, a lge bill, ob. GLAVER glaverGlaver, v.t. to flatter, wheedle, coax, ob. GLAXY glaxyGlaxy, n. a broad circle in the sky, the milky way GLAZE glazeGlaze, v.t. to put in or cover with glass, to set a glass GLAZE (2) glaze (2)Glaze, n. a polish or composition for covering earthen ware GLAZIER glazierGlazier, n. a man who sets glass in windows, GLEAD glead|gledeGlead, or Glede, n. a kite, a buzzard GLEAM gleamGleam, n. a sudden shoot of light; v.i. to shine suddenly GLEAMING gleamingGleaming, pa. shining, flashing; n. a gleam GLEAMY gleamyGleamy, a. flashing, shooting sudden light, bright GLEAN gleanGlean, v.t. to gather the remains, pick up, select GLEANER gleanerGleaner, n. one who gleans, one who selects GLEANING gleaningGleaning, n. the act of gleaning, a thing gleaned GLEBE glebeGlebe, n. a church estate, turf, soil, sulphur GLEBOSITY glebosityGlebosity, n. a glebous state or quality GLEBOUS glebous|glebyGlebous, or Gleby, a. turfy, cloddy, full of clods GLECT glectGlect, n. a venereal complaint; v.t. to run slowly GLEE gleeGlee, n. joy, mirth, merriment, pleasure, gaity GLEEFUL gleefulGleeful, a. merry, cheerful, laughing, gay GLEEK gleekGleek, n. music, a musician; v.i. to sneer, ob. GLEEKING gleekingGleeking, pa. sneering, acting the droll, ob. GLEEN gleenGleen, v.i. to shine from heat or polish, ob. GLEN glenGlen, n. a valley, vale, space between two hills GLIB glibGlib, a. smooth, slippery, quick, ready GLIBLY gliblyGlibly, ad. smoothly, quickly, readily, easy, fast GLIBNESS glibnessGlibness, n. smoothness, slipperiness, ease GLIDE glideGlide, v.i. to flow gently, silently and swiftly, to pass GLIDE (2) glide (2)Glide, n. the act and manner of passing smoothly GLIDE (3) glide (3)Glide, n. a sneer, scoff, flout; v.t. to jeer, ob GLIMMER glimmerGlimmer, v.i. to shine faintly; n. a fossil GLIMMERING glimmeringGlimmering, n. a weak or faint light, a short view GLIMPSE glimpseGlimpse, n. a short appearance or view, a faint light GLISSA glissaGlissa, n. a fish of the tunny kind without scales GLISTEN glisten|glisterGlisten, or Glister, v.i. to shine, sparkle, glitter GLITTER glitterGlitter, v.i. to shine brightly, glare, glam, sparkle GLITTER (2) glitter (2)|glitteringGlitter, or Glittering, n. luster, brightness, show GLN glnGln, n. a collection made slowly and laboriously GLOAT gloatGloat, v.i. to look wantonly or asquint, ob. GLOBATE globate|globedGlobate, or Globed, a. formed like a globe, round GLOBE globeGlobe, n. a round body, sphere, ball, body of men GLOBOSE globose|globousGlobose, or Globous, a. spherical, round GLOBOSITY globosity|globousnessGlobosity, or Globousness, n. a roundness of form GLOBULAR globular|globulousGlobular, or Globulous, a. like a globe, round GLOBULE globuleGlobule, a. a very small globe, round particle, drop GLOME glomeGlome, n. a roundish head of flowers GLOMERATE glomerateGlomerate, v.t. to gather, roll or fom into a ball GLOMERATE (2) glomerate (2)Glomerate, a. crowded together, close GLOMERULE glomeruleGlomerule, n. a small glome GLOOM gloomGloom, n. darkness, cloudiness, heaviness GLOOMILY gloomilyGloomily, ad. dimly, darkly, heavily, sullenly GLOOMINESS gloominessGloominess, n. want of light, cloudiness of look GLOOMY gloomyGloomy, a. dark, cloudy, dismal, sullen, dejected GLORIED gloriedGloried, a. illustrious, noble, honorable, honored GLORIFICATION glorificationGlorification, n. the act of giving glory, praise, glory GLORIFY glorifyGlorify, v.t. to make glorious, praise, extol GLORIOUS gloriousGlorious, a. illustrious, noble, excellent, haughty GLORIOUSLY gloriouslyGloriously, ad. illustriously, nobly, bravely, finely GLORY gloryGlory, n. honor, praise, fame, happiness, circle of rays GLORY (2) glory (2)Glory, v.i. to boast, be proud of, rejoice GLORYING gloryingGlorying, pa. boasting, n. the act of boasting GLOSS glossGloss, n. a scholium, comment, brightness GLOSS (2) gloss (2)Gloss, v.t. to explain, palliate, cover, adorn GLOSSARY glossaryGlossary, n. a dictionary of old or obscure words GLOSSATOR glossator|glossographerGlossator, or Glossographer, n. a commentator GLOSSINESS glossinessGlossiness, n. a smooth polish, superficial luster, gloss GLOSSING glossingGlossing, n. an explanation by glosses or notes GLOSSOGRAPHY glossographyGlossography, n. the writing of comments GLOSSY glossyGlossy, a. shining, showy, smoothly polished, soft GLOUT glout|glowtGlout, or Glowt, v.i. to pout, to look sullen, ob. GLOVE gloveGlove, [gluv] n. a cover for the hand and arm GLOVE (2) glove (2)Glove, v.t. to cover wih gloves GLOVER gloverGlover, n. one who makes or sells gloves GLOW glowGlow, v. to burn, grow or be hot, redden, shine GLOW (2) glow (2)Glow, n. a heat, warmth, passion, brightness GLOWWORM glowwormGlowworm, n. a species of fire fly GLOZE glozeGloze, n. flattery, false insinuation, a gloss. ob. GLOZE (2) gloze (2)Gloze, v.i. to flatter, wheedle, comment, ob. GLUCIN glucinGlucin, n. a soft white earth obtained from beryl and emerald GLUE glueGlue, n. a strong cement used to join substances GLUE (2) glue (2)Glue, v.t. to join together with glue, unite, stick GLUM glumGlum, a. sullen, sour, gloomy, grave, stubborn GLUME glumeGlume, n. husk or chaff on the feeds of plants GLUMOSE glumoseGlumose, a. having ahusk at the base GLUT glutGlut, v. to devour, cloy, disgust, overload, cram, fill GLUT (2) glut (2)Glut, n. a great plenty, more than is enough GLUTEN glutenGluten, n. glue, the principle of glue in grain GLUTINOUS glutinous|glueyGlutinous, or Gluey, a. like glue, ropy, sticky, tough GLUTINOUSNESS glutinousnessGlutinousness, n. a state of being viscous GLUTTON gluttonGlutton, n. one who eats to excess, an animal GLUTTONOUS gluttonousGluttonous, a. given to excessive feeding, greedy GLUTTONOUSLY gluttonouslyGluttonously, ad. in a gluttonous manner GLUTTONY gluttonyGluttony, n. excess in eating, great luxury GLYPH glyphGlyph, n. an ornamented cavity in building GNAR gnar|gnarlGnar, or Gnarl, v.i. to growl, snarl, ob. GNARLED gnarledGnarled, a. knotted, knotty, rough GNASH gnashGnash, v. to grind the teeth in a rage, to clash GNASHING gnashingGnashing, n. the act of grinding the teeth, anguish GNAT gnatGnat, n. a small winged stinging insect GNAW gnawGnaw, v.t. to bite, tear with the teeth, waste, fret GNEISS gneissGneiss, n. a compound stone of a fibrous texture GNOME gnomeGnome, n. a supposed being in the earth guarding mines, GNOMEN gnomenGnomen, n. an index, the style, hand or pin of a dial GNOMOLOGIC gnomologicGnomologic, a. pertaining to maxims or proverbs GNOMONIC gnomonicGnomonic, a. pertaining to a gnomon GNOSSIAN gnossianGnossian, a. pertaining to Gnossus in Crete, and to Ariadne, who was born there, also to a crown of 7 stars which she received from Bacchus, which was made a constellation GNOSTICISM gnosticismGnosticism, n. the system of the Gnostics GNOSTICS gnosticsGnostics, n. heretics who corrupted christianity by eastern philosophy, and the doctrin of icons emanating from GOD GO goGo, v.i. went, pret. gone, pa. to walk, travel, move, proceed, reach, decay GOAD goadGoad, n. a sharp instrument used to drive oxen GOAD (2) goad (2)Goad, v.t. to prick with a goad, drive, urge, vex GOAL goalGoal, n. a starting-point, prison, point, final purpose, end GOAT goatGoat, n. an animal between a deer and sheep GOATHERD goatherdGoatherd, n. one who tends or takes care of goats GOATISH goatishGoatish, a. rank or lustful as a goat, strong, filthy GOATSUCKER goatsuckerGoatsucker, n. a bird of the swallow kind GOB gob|gobbetGob, or Gobbet, n. a mouthful, piece, small quantity GOBBET (2) gobbet (2)Gobbet, v.t. to eat or swallow at a mouthful GOBBLE gobbleGobble, v.t. to swallow hastily and with noise GOBLET gobletGoblet, n. a kind of bowl, a kind of lge cup GOBLIN goblinGoblin, n. an evil spirit, apparition, elf, hobgoblin GOBY gobyGoby, n. a delution, artifice, cheat, evasion, escape GOCART gocartGocart, n. a thing used to teach children to walk GOD godGod, n. the supreme being, a ruler, an idol GOD (2) god (2)God, v.t. to make a god, deity, adore GODDESS goddessGoddess, n. a female deity, a heavenly woman GODDESSHOOD goddesshoodGoddesshood, n. the state of a goddess, divinity GODDESSLIKE goddesslikeGoddesslike, a. divine, charming, beautiful GODFATHER godfatherGodfather, n. a male sponsor in baptism GODHEAD godheadGodhead, n. the divine nature, godship, deity, god GODLESS godlessGodless, a. irreligious, profane, very wicked, vile GODLIKE godlikeGodlike, a. divine, heavenly, holy, pious, excellent GODLINESS godlinessGodliness, n. piety to God, real or true religion GODLY godlyGodly, a. pious, religious, righteous; ad. piously, holily GODMOTHER godmotherGodmother, n. a female sponsor in baptism GODSHIP godshipGodship, n. the character of God, godhead, divinity GODSON godsonGodson, n. a boy for whom one has been sponsor GODWARD godwardGodward, ad. towards or with respect to God GODWIT godwitGodwit, n. a bird with a long bill and legs GOER goerGoer, n. one who goes, a runner, walker, traveller GOFF goffGoff, n. a fort of play with a stick and ball GOGGLE goggleGoggle, v.i. to look asquint or aside, roll, move GOGGLEEYED goggleeyedGoggleeyed, a. having large rolling eyes, squinting GOGGLES gogglesGoggles, n. glasses to cure squinting, or defend the eyes GOING goingGoing, n. the act of walking, a departure, a pregnancy GOITER goiterGoiter, n. the bronchocele or swelled neck GOLD goldGold, n. the most precious of all metals GOLDBEATER goldbeaterGoldbeater, n. one who beats gold into fine laves GOLDBOUND goldboundGoldbound, a. bound or surrounded with gold GOLDEN goldenGolden, a. made of or like gold, valuable, happy GOLDENLY goldenlyGoldenly, ad. splendidly, delightfully, very finely GOLDFINCH goldfinchGoldfinch, n. a small beautiful singing bird GOLDFINNY goldfinnyGoldfinny, n. a small fish like the wraff GOLDFISH goldfishGoldfish, n. a fish having a gossy gold color GOLDLACED goldlacedGoldlaced, a. trimmed with lace made of gold GOLDLEAF goldleafGoldleaf, n. a very thin plate of gold for gilding GOLDSMITH goldsmithGoldsmith, n. one who works in gold, a banker GOLDYLOCKS goldylocksGoldylocks, n. a plant of several kinds GOMANDIZING gomandizingGomandizing, pa. eating greedily, ravenous GOME gomeGome, n. the black oily grease of a cartwheel GONDOLA gondolaGondola, n. a long flat boat chiefly used at Venice GONDOLIER gondolierGondolier, n. a boatman or waterman at Venice GONE goneGone, pa. of to go [pron. gawn] GONFALON gonfalon|gonfanonGonfalon, or Gonfanon, n. a standard or ensign, ob. GONIOMETRICAL goniometricalGoniometrical, a. pertaining to the measuring of angles GONIOMETRY goniometryGoniometry, n. the measuring of angles GONORRHEA gonorrheaGonorrhea, n. a morbid flux, the veneral disease GOOD goodGood, n. that which affords real happiness or pleasure, or the means of obtaining it GOOD (2) good (2)Good, a. having desirable qualities, fit; ad. well GOODLINESS goodlinessGoodliness, n. beauty, grace, elegance, show, taste GOODLY goodlyGoodly, a. beautiful, graceful, comely, fine, happy GOODMAN goodmanGoodman, n. gaffer, master, neighbor, friend GOODNATURE goodnatureGoodnature, n. an obliging temper, kindness, civility GOODNATURED goodnaturedGoodnatured, a. obliging, kind, civil, gentle, easy GOODNESS goodnessGoodness, n. all desirable qualities, virtue, piety GOODNOW goodnowGoodnow, exclam. denoting wonder, lover or esteem GOODS goodsGoods, n. pl. furniture, wares, merchandize, moveables GOODY goodyGoody, n. a low term of civility, mistress GOOGINGS googingsGoogings, n. iron clamps to support a rudder GOOSANDER goosanderGoosander, n. the merganser, a water fowl GOOSE gooseGoose, n. a large fowl, taylor's iron, simpleton GOOSEBERRY gooseberryGooseberry, n. the name of a bush and its fruit GOOSEBERRYFOOL gooseberryfoolGooseberryfool, n. a dish made of gooseberries, milk and sugar, mixed together GORD gordGord, n. an instrument of gaming, whirlpool, eddy GORDIAN gordianGordian, a. inextricable, very intricate or cramp GORDIANKNOT gordianknotGordianknot, n. an inextricable difficulty GORE goreGore, n. clotted or corrupt blood, a slip, a piece GORE (2) gore (2)Gore, v.t. to wound with bons, stab, pierce, puss GORGE gorgeGorge, n. the swallow or throat, a molding, a line GORGE (2) gorge (2)Gorge, v.t. to swallow, to fill up to the throat GORGEOUS gorgeousGorgeous, a. fine, showy, glittering, sumptuous, GORGEOUSLY gorgeouslyGorgeously, ad. finely, splendidly, richly, stately GORGERIN gorgerinGorgerin, n. a little frize between the astragal and annulets of a capital GORGET gorgetGorget, n. armor for the throat, a part of dress GORGON gorgonGorgon, n. a monster, anything horrid; a. ugly GORMANDIZE gormandizeGormandize, v.i. to devour or eat ravenously GORMANDIZER gormandizerGormandizer, n. a voracious eater, a glutton GORSE gorseGorse, n. a very prickly shrub used for firing, furze GORY goryGory, a. covered with or like gore, bloody GOSHAWK goshawkGoshawk, n. a hawk of a large kind or breed GOSLING goslingGosling, n. a young goose, a fort of excrescence GOSPEL gospelGospel, n. GOD's word through CHRIST GOSPEL (2) gospel (2)Gospel, v.t. to instruct in the gospel GOSPELLED gospelledGospelled, pa. instructed in christianity GOSPELLER gospellerGospeller, n. a follower or admirer of Wickliff GOSSAMER gossamerGossamer, n. the down of plants, a long cobweb GOSSIP gossipGossip, n. a sponsor in baptism, tattle, prater GOSSIP (2) gossip (2)Gossip, v.i. to chat, prate, spend time idly GOT got|gottenGot, or Gotten, pa. paff. of to get GOTHIC gothicGothic, a. pertaining to Goths, rude, ancient GOTHICISM gothicismGothicism, n. roughness, rudeness, barbarity GOUGE gougeGouge, n. a kind of chisel having a round edge GOURD gourdGourd, n. a plant resembling a melon, a bottle GOURDY gourdyGourdy, a. swelled in the lgs, large, thick, greasy GOUT goutGout, n. a most painful disorder, (goo, baste) GOUTWORT goutwortGoutwort, n. a plant, wild angelica GOUTY goutyGouty, a. afflicted with or liable to the gout, GOVERN governGovern, [guvern] v.t. to rule, regulate, restrain GOVERNABLE governableGovernable, a. subject to rule, manageable, mild GOVERNANCE governanceGovernance, n. rule, management, control, care GOVERNANT governantGovernant, n. a lady who tutors young girls GOVERNESS governessGoverness, n. an instructress, tutoress, mistress GOVERNMENT governmentGovernment, n. general system of polity for regulating a society, a state or body politic, administration or executive power, direction or control GOVERNOR governorGovernor, n. a chief executive magistrate, a commander, one who has high authority, a tutor GOVERNORSHIP governorshipGovernorship, n. the office of governor GOWN gownGown, n. a long upper garment, loose habit, dress GOWNED gownedGowned, a. dressed in or having a gown GOWNSMAN gownsmanGownsman, n. one promoting peace, a student GRABBLE grabbleGrabble, v. to grope, feel, sprawl on the ground GRACE graceGrace, n. favor, privilege, virtue, ornament, a title, the act of craving a blessing on our meat GRACE (2) grace (2)Grace, v.t. to favor, adorn, dignify, exalt, raise GRACECUP gracecupGracecup, n. the cup of health drank after grace GRACED gracedGraced, pa. a. favored, adorned, dignified, chaste GRACEFUL gracefulGraceful, a. comely, beautiful, striking, pleasing GRACEFULLY gracefullyGracefully, ad. in a graceful or comely manner GRACEFULNESS gracefulnessGracefulness, n. comeliness, elegance, dignity GRACELESS gracelessGraceless, a. void of grace, abandoned, wicked GRACIOUS graciousGracious, a. merciful, kind, good, civil, graceful GRACIOUSLY graciouslyGraciously, ad. kindly, with condescension GRACIOUSNESS graciousnessGraciousness, n. a kind of civil condescension GRADATION gradationGradation, n. a regular progress, degree, order GRADATORY gradatoryGradatory, n. a flight of steps, a short staircase GRADE gradeGrade, n. a step, a degree of rank or dignity GRADIENT gradientGradient, a. walking, proceeding, advancing, ob. GRADUAL gradualGradual, a. step by step, regular; n. a set of steps GRADUALLY graduallyGradually, ad. by steps or degrees GRADUATE graduateGraduate, v.t. to honor or mark with degrees GRADUATION graduationGraduation, n. a regular prgression, the act of graduating GRAFT graftGraft, n. a young cion inserted in another tree, a ditch GRAFT (2) graft (2)Graft, v.t. to insert a cion or branch GRAFTER grafterGrafter, n. one who grafts, one who inserts GRAIN grainGrain, n. corn, one feed of corn or fruit, a small particle, weight, color, temper, make GRAIN (2) grain (2)Grain, v.t. to form into grains, to granulate GRAINED grainedGrained, a. rough, uneven, irregular, varied GRAINING grainingGraining, n. a fish of the dace kind GRAINS grainsGrains, n. pl. the remains of the malt after brewing GRALLIC grallicGrallic, a. stilted, belonging to the grallae or order of fowls called waders GRAMINEAL gramineal|gramineousGramineal, or Gramineous, a. having grass, grassly GRAMINIVOROUS graminivorousGraminivorous, a. eating or living upon grass GRAMMAR grammarGrammar, n. the science of writing correctly GRAMMARIAN grammarianGrammarian, n. one who is skilled in grammar GRAMMATICAL grammaticalGrammatical, a. belonging to grammar, exact GRAMMATICALLY grammaticallyGrammatically, ad. according to grammar GRAMMATICASTER grammaticasterGrammaticaster, n. a low grammarian, a pedant GRAMPUS grampusGrampus, n. a cetaceous fish of the Dolphin genus GRANADILLA granadillaGranadilla, n. a plant GRANARY granaryGranary, n. a storehouse to put thrashed grain in GRANATE granate|granitGranate, or Granit, n. a fine marble, a gem GRAND grandGrand, a. very great, splendid, noble, lofty GRANDCHILD grandchildGrandchild, n. the child of a son or daughter GRANDDAUGHTER granddaughterGranddaughter, n. a son's or daughter's daughter GRANDEE grandeeGrandee, n. a man of great rank or power GRANDEUR grandeurGrandeur, n. state, magnificence, show GRANDFATHER grandfatherGrandfather, n. a father's or mother's father GRANDILOQUOS grandiloquosGrandiloquos, a. using a haughty or lofty style GRANDJUROR grandjurorGrandjuror, n. one of a grand jury, in Con. a peace officer GRANDJURY grandjuryGrandjury, n. a jury to decide on bills of indictment GRANDMOTHER grandmotherGrandmother, n. a father's or mother's mother GRANDSIRE grandsireGrandsire, n. a grandfather, ancestor, head, origin GRANDSON grandsonGrandson, n. the son of a son or daughter GRANGE grangeGrange, n. a farm, a very retire place GRANIFORM graniformGraniform, a. resembling a grain or kernel GRANILIT granilitGranilit, n. granits consisting of more than three species GRANIT (2) granit (2)Granit, n. a genus of stones formed usually by fragments of quartz, felspar and mica GRANITELL granitellGranitell, n. an aggregate of two species of stones GRANITIC graniticGranitic, a. pertaining to or like granit GRANITIN granitinGranitin, n. an aggregate of three species of stones GRANIVOROUS granivorousGranivorous, a. eating or living upon grain GRANNUM grannum|granny|grandamGrannum, or Granny, or Grandam, n. grandmother GRANT grantGrant, v.t. to bestow, give, yield, admit, allow GRANT (2) grant (2)Grant, n. a thing granted, gift, deed, concession GRANTABLE grantableGrantable, a. that may be granted or yielded GRANTEE granteeGrantee, n. one to whom a grant is made GRANTOR grantorGrantor, n. one by whom a grant is made GRANULAR granularGranular, a. resembling grains, like seeds GRANULARLY granularlyGranularly, ad. in the manner of grains GRANULATE granulateGranulate, v.t. to form into small grains, break, raise GRANULATE (2) granulate (2)|granulatedGranulate, or Granulated, a. consisting of grains or knobs GRANULATION granulationGranulation, n. the state of having small round points like grains, the act of reducing to small round particles GRANULE granuleGranule, n. a small grain, a compact particle GRAPE grapeGrape, n. a fine fruit, the fruit of the vine GRAPESHOT grapeshotGrapeshot, n. a large kind of shot in clusters GRAPESTONE grapestoneGrapestone, n. the stone or seed of a grape GRAPHIC graphicGraphic, a. laid down well delineated, exact GRAPHOLITE grapholiteGrapholite, n. a species of state GRAPHOMETER graphometerGraphometer, n. an instrument to find an angle whose vortex is at the center of it GRAPLING graplingGrapling, n. an instrument with barbs to grapple GRAPNEL grapnelGrapnel, n. a small anchor with four or five fluxes GRAPPLE grappleGrapple, v. to lay fast hold of, grasp, fight close GRASP graspGrasp, n. a gripe of the hand, seizure, hold GRASS grassGrass, n. the name of a great variety of plants, many of which are the food of cattle GRASS (2) grass (2)Grass, v. to grow over with grass GRASSHOPPER grasshopperGrasshopper, n. an insect that hops in the grass GRASSPLOT grassplotGrassplot, n. a plot of ground with short grass GRASSY grassyGrassy, a. covered with or having grass GRATE grateGrate, n. a partition made with bars, a fireplace GRATE (2) grate (2)Grate, v. to rub small, offend, vex, hurt GRATEFUL gratefulGrateful, a. having a due sense of favors, pleasant GRATEFULLY gratefullyGratefully, ad. with proper gratitude, pleasantly GRATER graterGrater, n. a rough instrument to grate with GRATIFICATION gratificationGratification, n. pleasure, delight, a reward, a gift GRATIFY gratifyGratify, v.t. to indulge, delight, please, requite GRATING gratingGrating, pa. a. rubbing, vexing, disagreable GRATINGLY gratinglyGratingly, ad. in a displeasing manner, harshly GRATINGS gratingsGratings, n. covering for a hatchway GRATIS gratisGratis, ad. for nothing, without reward, freely GRATITUDE gratitude|gratefulnessGratitude, or Gratefulness, n. duty to benefactors GRATUITOUS gratuitousGratuitous, a. voluntary, done freely, not proved GRATUITOUSLY gratuitouslyGratuitously, ad. voluntarily, without due proof GRATUITY gratuityGratuity, n. gift, present by way of recompense GRATULATE gratulateGratulate, v.t. to congratulate, with joy, rejoice GRATULATION gratulationGratulation, n. the act of rejoicing with another GRATULATORY gratulatoryGratulatory, a. expressing joy or pleasure GRAVE graveGrave, n. a flat accent, a place for the dead GRAVECLOATHS gravecloathsGravecloaths, n. pl. the dress of the dead GRAVEL gravelGravel, n. a hard sand, very small pebblestones GRAVEL (2) gravel (2)Gravel, v.t. to cover with gravel, puzzle, pose GRAVELESS gravelessGraveless, a. having no grave, unburied GRAVELLY gravellyGravelly, ad. abounding with or having graved GRAVELY gravelyGravely, ad. seriously, solemnly, deeply, plainly GRAVER graverGraver, n. an engraver, a tool to grave with GRAVESTONE gravestoneGravestone, n. a stone laid over the dead GRAVIDITY gravidityGravidity, n. pregnancy, heaviness, largeness GRAVITATE gravitateGravitate, v.i. to tend to the center, to weight GRAVITATION gravitationGravitation, n. the act of tending to the center GRAVITATIVE gravitativeGravitative, a. weighing down, tending to the center GRAVITY gravity|gravenessGravity, or Graveness, n. weight, seriousness, solemnity GRAVY gravyGravy, n. the juce of boiled or roasted meat GRAY gray|greyGray, or Grey, a. hoary, white mixed with black GRAYBEARD graybeardGraybeard, n. an old man, by way of contempt GRAYISH grayishGrayish, a. somewhat gray GRAYLING graylingGrayling, n. a fresh water fish GRAYNESS grayness|greynessGrayness, or Greyness, n. a grey quality or state GRAZE grazeGraze, v.i. to eat grass, touch slightly, glance, skim GRAZIER grazierGrazier, n. a feeder of cattle for slaughter GRAZING grazingGrazing, n. the act of feeding upon grass GREASE greaseGrease, n. the soft part of fat, a disease in horses GREASE (2) grease (2)Grease, v.t. to smear with fat, bribe, corrupt GREASINESS greasinessGreasiness, n. a greasy state, oiliness, fatness GREASY greasyGreasy, a. smeared with grease, oily, fat, heavy GREAT greatGreat, a. large, important, chief, noble, pregnant GREAT (2) great (2)Great, n. the gross, the wole, the whole lump GREATLY greatlyGreatly, ad. in a great degree, nobly, generously GREATNESS greatnessGreatness, n. largeness, dignity, grandeur, pride GREAVES greavesGreaves, n. pl. ancient armor used for the legs GREBE grebeGrebe, n. a water fowl, a quick diver GRECIAN grecianGrecian, a. belonging to or produced in Greece GRECISM grecismGrecism, n. a Greek idiom or form of speech GREECE greeceGreece, n. a flight of steps, kind of fur, country GREEDILY greedilyGreedily, ad. eagerly, ravenously, voraciously GREEDINESS greedinessGreediness, n. eagerness, ravenousness, nearness GREEDY greedyGreedy, a. eager, ravenous, hungry, covetous GREEK greekGreek, n. a native of Greece, the greek language GREEK (2) greek (2)Greek, a. belonging to Greece, Grecian GREEN greenGreen, a. unripe, young, new, fresh, not dry GREEN (2) green (2)Green, n. a color, a grassy plain, leaves, branches GREEN (3) green (3)Green, v.t. to make or tinge with green GREENCLOTH greenclothGreencloth, n. a board of justice in England GREENEYED greeneyedGreeneyed, a. having a sort of greenish eyes GREENFINCH greenfinchGreenfinch, n. a kind of small singing bird GREENGAGE greengageGreengage, n. a remarkable luscious plum GREENHOUSE greenhouseGreenhouse, n. a house to keep tender plants in GREENISH greenishGreenish, a. inclining to greenness, rather green GREENISHNESS greenishnessGreenishness, n. a greenish state or quality, a wanness GREENLY greenlyGreenly, ad. with a greenish color, wanly GREENNESS greennessGreenness, n. a green color, unripeness, newness GREENSICKNESS greensicknessGreensickness, n. a disease incident to virgins GREENSWARD greenswardGreensward, n. the turf on which grass grows GREENWOOD greenwoodGreenwood, n. wood as it appears in the summer GREET greetGreet, v.t. to salute, address congratulate, hail GREETING greetingGreeting, pa. saluting, addressing; n. a salutation GREEZE greeze|grice|griseGreeze, or Grice, or Grise, n. a step, a flight of steps GREGARIOUS gregariousGregarious, a. going in flocks or herds GREGORIAN gregorianGregorian, a. denoting what pertains to Gregory GRENADE grenadeGrenade, n. a fireball, a small hand bomb GRENADIER grenadier|granadierGrenadier, or Granadier, n. a tall foot soldier, a bird GREYHOUND greyhoundGreyhound, n. a tall swift dog used in coursing GRIDDLE griddleGriddle, n. a pan to bake cakes in GRIDE grideGride, v.i. to cut, make way by cutting, ob. GRIDELIN gridelinGridelin, a. white and red mixed together GRIDIRON gridironGridiron, n. a kind of grate to broil meat upon GRIEF griefGrief, n. a painful sense of loss, sorrow, cause of sorrow, pain, affliction GRIEVANCE grievanceGrievance, n. a state or cause of trouble, grief GRIEVE grieveGrieve, v. to mourn, lament, afflict, hurt, vex GRIEVINGLY grievinglyGrievingly, ad. with grief, sorrowfully, heavily GRIEVOUS grievousGrievous, a. afflictive, heavy, hard to be borne GRIEVOUSLY grievouslyGrievously, ad. painfully, miserably, vexatiously GRIEVOUSNESS grievousnessGrievousness, n. grief, sorrow, heaviness, misery GRIFFIN griffin|griffonGriffin, or Griffon, n. a fabled animal from a lion and eagle GRIG grigGrig, n. a small eel, a merry fellow GRILL grillGrill, v.t. to broil on a gridiron; n. a small fish GRILLED grilledGrilled, grillied, pa. broiled; roasted, teazed GRILLY grillyGrilly, v.t. to broil, roast, harass, teaze GRIM grimGrim, a. ill-looking, horrible, ugly, sour, crabbed GRIMACE grimaceGrimace, n. an air of affectation, a wry mouth GRIMACED grimacedGrimaced, a. distorted, looking crabbed GRIMALKIN grimalkinGrimalkin, n. a cat, a little gray old woman GRIME grimeGrime, n. dirt; v.t. to dirty, daub, soil, besmear GRIMLY grimlyGrimly, ad. horribly, hideously, sourly, sullenly GRIMNESS grimnessGrimness, n. dreadfulness of countenance, sourness GRIN grinGrin, n. an affected laugh, trap, snare, gin GRIN (2) grin (2)Grin, v.i. to set the teeth together, laugh, titter GRIND grindGrind, v.t. ground, pret. ground, pa. to sharpen, rub, reduce to powder, harass, oppress GRINDER grinderGrinder, n. one who or what grinds, a back-tooth GRINDSTONE grindstoneGrindstone, n. a stone for grinding tools on GRINETTA grinettaGrinetta, n. an aquatic fowl of the gallinule kind GRINNER grinnerGrinner, n. one who grins, one who titters GRINNINGLY grinninglyGrinningly, ad. in a grinning manner GRIPE gripeGripe, v.t. to hold fast, press close, squeeze, oppress GRIPE (2) gripe (2)Gripe, n. a grasp, squeeze, oppression, pl. the bellyache GRIPER griperGriper, n. an usurer, oppressor, extortioner GRIPING gripingGriping, n. a holding fast, twitch, colic GRIPINGLY gripinglyGripingly, ad. with a keen pain in the bowels GRISAMBER grisamberGrisamber, n. a kind of rich drug, ambergris, ob. GRISLY grislyGrisly, a. horrible, dreadful, hideous, gray, thin GRIST gristGrist, n. grain ground or to be ground, profit GRISTLE gristleGristle, n. cartilage, a firm substance of the joints, noise, GRISTLINESS gristlinessGristliness, n. a gristly state or quality GRISTLY gristlyGristly, a. like or full or gristles, tough GRISTMILL gristmillGristmill, n. a mill for grinding grain GRIT gritGrit, n. the coarse part of meal, sand, dust, a fish, an argillaceous earth or stone GRITTINESS grittinessGrittiness, n. a gritty or rough state, sandiness GRITTY grittyGritty, a. full or or having hard particles, sandy GRIZZLE grizzleGrizzle, a. gray, roan; n. a kind of gray color GRIZZLED grizzledGrizzled, grizzly, a. gray, mixed with gray, roan GROAN groanGroan, v.i. to mourn with a hoarse deep noise GROAN (2) groan (2)Groan, n. a hoarse and mournful sound, a deep sigh GROANING groaningGroaning, n. the act of sending out groans, a groan GROAT groatGroat, [grawt] n. a small sum, 4d. sterling GROCER grocerGrocer, n. a dealer in teas, sugars, liquors, GROCERY groceryGrocery, n. wares or goods sold by a grocer GROG grogGrog, n. spirit and water mixed GROGRAM grogramGrogram, n. a thick stuff made of silk and hair GROIN groinGroin, n. the part next the thigh, a grumbling GROMET grometGromet, n. a ring formed by the strand of a rope GROMWEL gromwelGromwel, n. a plant of several species GROOM groomGroom, n. one who cleans and tends horses GROOMSMAN groomsmanGroomsman, n. an attendant on a bridegroom GROOVE grooveGroove, n. a hollow cut with a tool; v.t. to hollow GROPE gropeGrope, v.i. to feel or search for in the dark GROSS grossGross, a. thick, bulky, fat, stupid, dull, shameful GROSS (2) gross (2)Gross, n. the whole, total, bulk, twelve dozen GROSSBEAK grossbeakGrossbeak, n. a bird with funnel shaped bill, the hawfinch GROSSLY grosslyGrossly, ad. coarsely, shamefully, palpably, badly GROSSNESS grossnessGrossness, n. coarseness, fatness, indelicacy GROT grot|grottoGrot, or Grotto, n. a cavern, a cave for pleasure GROTESQUE grotesque|groteskGrotesque, or Grotesk, a. ludicrous, odd GROUND groundGround, n. the upper part of the earth, foundation, soil, country, floor, cause GROUND (2) ground (2)Ground, v.t. to lay on the gound, to instruct GROUND (3) ground (3)Ground, pret. and pa. pass. of to grind GROUNDEDLY groundedly|groundlyGroundedly, or Groundly, ad. upon firm principles GROUNDFLOOR groundfloorGroundfloor, n. the lowest story of a house GROUNDIVY groundivyGroundivy, n. a medical herb, alehoof GROUNDLESS groundlessGroundless, a. void of foundation or truth, false GROUNDLESSLY groundlesslyGroundlessly, ad. without just cause or reason GROUNDLESSNESS groundlessnessGroundlessness, n. a want of due or just cause GROUNDNUT groundnutGroundnut, n. a root like a potatoe GROUNDPLOT groundplotGroundplot, n. the ground a building stands on GROUNDRENT groundrentGroundrent, n. rent paid for building-ground GROUNDROOM groundroomGroundroom, n. a room level with the ground GROUNDSEL groundsel|grunselGroundsel, or Grunsel, n. a timber that is next the ground, an herb, a kind of common weed GROUNDWORK groundworkGroundwork, n. the ground, foundation, cause GROUP group|groopGroup, or Groop, n. a cluster, crowd, huddle GROUP (2) group (2)|groop (2)Group, or Groop, v.t. to form into a cluster or assemblage GROUSE grouseGrouse, n. a fine kind of bird found on heaths GROUT groutGrout, n. coarse meal, pollard, dregs, an apple GROVE groveGrove, v.i. to be mean, to creep on the ground GROVELLER grovellerGroveller, n. one who grovels, an abject wretch GROW growGrow, v. grew, pret. grown, pa. to shoot out, increase, improve, raise, become GROWER growerGrower, n. one who grows, one who produces GROWL growlGrowl, v.i. to snarl, grumble, murmur, mutter GROWLER growlerGrowler, n. one who grumbles or complains GROWLING growlingGrowling, n. the act of snarling or complaining GROWTH growthGrowth, n. vegetation, product, improvement GRUB grubGrub, n. a small worm, dwarf, dirty person GRUB (2) grub (2)Grub, v.t. to dig up, to destroy by digging GRUBBLE grubbleGrubble, v.t. to feel in the dark, grope, ob. GRUDGE grudgeGrudge, v. to envy, give unwillingly, murmur GRUDGE (2) grudge (2)Grudge, n. an old quarrel, anger, ill-will, envy GRUDGING grudgingGrudging, n. envy, reluctance, a wish, remains GRUDGINGLY grudginglyGrudgingly, ad. unwillingly, reluctantly, crossly GRUEL gruelGruel, n. food made of meal boiled in water GRUFF gruff|grumGruff, or Grum, a. sour, stern, surly, rough, harsh GRUFFLY grufflyGruffly, ad. sourly, surlily, roughly, harshly GRUFFNESS gruffnessGruffness, n. a gruff appearance, sternness GRUMBLE grumbleGrumble, v.i. to murmur, mutter, growl, snarl GRUMBLER grumblerGrumbler, n. one who grumbles or murmurs GRUMBLING grumblingGrumbling, n. a complaint, a noise of discontent GRUME grumeGrume, n. clotted blood, the thickness of a fluid GRUMOUS grumousGrumous, a. clotted like blood, thick, lumpy GRUNT grunt|gruntingGrunt, or Grunting, n. the noise of a hog GRUNT (2) grunt (2)|gruntleGrunt, or Gruntle, v.i. to make a noise like a hog GRUNTER grunterGrunter, n. a person who grunts, a kind of fish GRUTCH grutchGrutch, v. to grudge, envy, repine; n. ill-will GRY gryGry, n. a measure, one tenth of a line GUAIACUM guaiacumGuaiacum, n. a tropical tree and its gum GUANA guanaGuana, n. a lizard of the West-Indies GUANACO guanacoGuanaco, n. the wild Lama or camel of S. A. GUARA guaraGuara, n. a Brazilian bird with a long bill GUARANTEE guaranteeGuarantee, v.t. to warrant, to undertake for the performance of an agreement GUARANTY guarantyGuaranty, n. one who warrants or is bound for the fulfilment of a stipulation GUARANTY (2) guaranty (2)Guaranty, n. the act of warranting or undertaking to see stipulations performed GUARAUNA guaraunaGuarauna, n. an aquatic bird of Brazil GUARD guardGuard, n. a watch, defense, caution, border GUARD (2) guard (2)Guard, v.t. to watch, take care of, defend, adorn GUARDAGE guardage|guardianshipGuardage, or Guardianship, n. the office of guardian GUARDIAN guardianGuardian, n. one who has the care of another GUARDIAN (2) guardian (2)Guardian, a. defending, protecting GUARDLESS guardlessGuardless, a. void of defense or care, exposed GUARDSHIP guardshipGuardship, n. a ship sent to guard a harbour, care GUAVA guavaGuava, n. a species of plant, the bay plum GUBERNATION gubernationGubernation, n. government, management, ob. GUBERNATORIAL gubernatorialGubernatorial, a. relating to a governor GUDGEON gudgeonGudgeon, n. a reward, recompense, requital, ob. GUESS guessGuess, v.t. to conjecture, supposition, surmise GUESS (2) guess (2)Guess, n. a conjecture, supposition, surmise GUESSER guesserGuesser, n. one who guesses or conjectures GUESSINGLY guessinglyGuessingly, ad. by or on guess, uncertainly GUEST guestGuest, n. a person who is entertained, a visiter GUESTCHAMBER guestchamberGuestchamber, n. a room kept for entertainment GUESTROPE guestropeGuestrope, n. a rope to tow with GUGGLE guggle|gurgleGuggle, or Gurgle, v.i. to gush out with noise GUIDAGE guidageGuidage, n. the hire or reward given to a guide GUIDANCE guidanceGuidance, n. direction, government, care, advice GUIDE guideGuide, v.t. to direct, conduct, superintend, rule GUIDE (2) guide (2)Guide, n. a director, conductor, manager GUIDELESS guidelessGuideless, a. having no guide, left at large GUIDER guiderGuider, n. a guide, director, superintendant GUILD guildGuild, n. a society, body, corporation, fraternity GUILDER guilderGuilder, n. a dutch coin value 4 cents GUILE guileGuile, n. deceit, fraud, craft, cunning, artifice GUILEFUL guilefulGuileful, a. deceitful, treacherous, artful, wily GUILEFULLY guilefullyGuilefully, ad. deceitfully, treacherously, slily GUILELESS guilelessGuileless, a. devoid of guile, harmless, innocent GUILLEMOT guillemotGuillemot, n. a water fowl like the auk GUILLS guillsGuills, n. a plant, the corn marigold GUILT guiltGuilt, n. an offense, crime, fault, wickedness, vice GUILTILY guiltilyGuiltily, ad. in a guilty manner, wickedly GUILTINESS guiltinessGuiltiness, n. a state of guilt, guilt, wickedness GUILTLESS guiltlessGuiltless, a. free from guilt, innocent, upright GUILTLESSNESS guiltlessnessGuiltlessness, n. freedom from guilt, innocence GUILTY guiltyGuilty, a. chargeable with guilt, wicked GUINCAPIG guincapigGuincapig, n. a small quadruped from Africa, the cavy GUINEA guineaGuinea, n. an English gold coin value four dollars and two thirds; the french guinea or Louis'd'or, four dollars and sixty cents GUINEADROPPER guineadropperGuineadropper, n. one who cheats by dropping guineas GUINEAHEN guineahenGuineahen, n. a fowl of the gallinaceous kind from Africa GUINIAD guiniadGuiniad, n. a fish of a deep blue and purple color GUISE guiseGuise, n. a manner, habit, custom, practice, dress GUITAR guitarGuitar, n. a stringed musical instrument GULA gula|golaGula, or Gola, n. an ogee or wavy member in building GULES gulesGules, a. red, red in heraldry or a coat of arms GULF gulfGulf, n. a large deep bay, whirlpool, abyss GULFY gulfyGulfy, a. full of gulfs or whirlpools, deep GULL gullGull, v.t. to cheat, trick, defraud, impose upon GULL (2) gull (2)Gull, n. one easily cheated, a cheat, imposter, knave GULLET gulletGullet, n. throat, windpipe, passage for food GULLY gullyGully, v. to run with noise, to wear out or away GULLY (2) gully (2)Gully, n. a channel worn by a current of water GULLYHOLE gullyholeGullyhole, n. a place where gutters empty themselves GULOSITY gulosityGulosity, n. gluttony, greediness, ob. GULP gulpGulp, v.t. to swallow down eagerly or at once GULP (2) gulp (2)Gulp, n. what is swallowed at once, one swallow GUM gumGum, n. the juce of trees which becomes hard, is insipid and soluble in water, the substance inclosing the teeth GUM (2) gum (2)Gum, v.t. to close or smear with gum GUMMINESS gumminessGumminess, gummosity, n. a gummy state GUMMOUS gummousGummous, gummy, a. having gum, clammy GUMRESIN gumresinGumresin, n. a mixed juce of plants consisting of resin and extractive matter or gum GUN gunGun, n. a cannon, musket, a great flagon or pot GUNNEL gunnelGunnel, gunwale, n. the upper part of a ship's side GUNNER gunnerGunner, n. one using a gun, a cannonier GUNNING gunningGunning, n. the act of hunting with a gun GUNPOWDER gunpowderGunpowder, n. powder made for guns GUNSHOT gunshotGunshot, n. the reach or range of a fired gun GUNSHOT (2) gunshot (2)Gunshot, a. made or hit by the shot of a gun GUNSMITH gunsmithGunsmith, n. a man who makes or sells guns GUNSTOCK gunstockGunstock, n. a piece of wood to gix a gun in GUNSTONE gunstoneGunstone, n. the shot of a cannon made of stone GURGE gurgeGurge, n. a whirlpool, gulf, deep place, abyss GURNARD gurnardGurnard, n. a marine fish of several species, having the head covered with bony plates GURRAHS gurrahsGurrahs, n. India muslins, plain and coarse, from a yard to 9-8ths in width GUSH gushGush, v.t. to rush out; n. the act of rushing out GUSSET gussetGusset, n. a small bit of cloth to strengthen with GUST gustGust, n. the sense of tasting, a rlish GUSTABLE gustableGustable, a. that may be tasted, agreeable to the taste GUSTATION gustationGustation, n. the act of tasting, a relish GUSTFUL gustfulGustful, a. well-tasted, nice, pleasant, agreeable GUSTO gustoGusto, n. the relish of a thing, taste, love, liking GUSTY gustyGusty, a. stormy, tempestuous, rough, foul GUT gutGut, n. the inward passage of food, gluttony, appetite GUT (2) gut (2)Gut, v. to take out the guts, draw, plunder GUTTER gutterGutter, n. a passage for water, kennel, spout GUTTER (2) gutter (2)Gutter, v.t. to form or run in little hollows GUTTULOUS guttulousGuttulous, a. having the form of a small drop GUTTURAL gutturalGuttural, a. belonging to the throat, hoarse GUY guyGuy, n. a rope to keep a heavy body steady while hoisting or lowering, or to confine a boom forward, GUZZLE guzzleGuzzle, v.t. to drink much, to eat immoderately GUZZLER guzzlerGuzzler, a. great drinker, toper, drunkard GYBE (2) gybe (2)Gybe, [g soft] v. to shift a boom-sail from one side of a vessel to the other GYMNASTIC gymnastic|gymnicGymnastic, or Gymnic, [g soft] a. relating to strong exercises GYMNOSOPHIST gymnosophistGymnosophist, [g soft] n. an Indian philosopher who went barefooted GYMNOSPERMOUS gymnospermousGymnospermous, [g soft] a. having naked seeds GYMNOTUS gymnotusGymnotus, [g soft] n. a genus of apodal fish GYNANDRIA gynandriaGynandria, n. a class of plants in which the stamens and styles are united GYPSEOUS gypseousGypseous, a. of the nature of gypsum GYPSUM gypsumGypsum, [g soft] n. plaster-stone (improperly called plaster of Paris) consisting of calcareous earth and sulphuric acid GYRAL gyralGyral, [g soft] a. whirling, circular GYRATION gyrationGyration, [g soft] n. the act of turning round, a winding GYRE gyre|gireGyre, or Gire, [g soft] n. a circle, ring, turn, fit GYVE gyveGyve, [g soft] v.t. to bind fast, chain; n. a fetter