GABERDINE
a loose outer coat
GAD
a pointed instrument
GAIN-GIVING
misgiving
GAIT
going, steps
GALLIARD
a dance
GALLIASSE
a ship
GALLIMAUFRY
a ridiculous medley
GALLOW
to scare
GALLOWGLASS
the irregular infantry of Ireland and the Highlands of Scotland
GAMESTER
a frolicsome person, a loose woman
GARBOIL
disorder, uproar
GARISH
gaudy, staring
GARNER
to lay by, as corn in a barn
GAST
frightened
GAUDY
festive
GAZE
an object of wonder
GEAR
matter of business of any kind
GECK
a fool
GENEROSITY
noble birth
GENEROUS
noble
GENTILITY
good manners
GENTLE
gentlefolk, noble
GENTRY
complaisance, conduct becoming gentlefolk
GERMEN
seed, embryo
GEST
period
GIB
a he-cat
GIFTS
talents, endowment
GIGLOT
a wanton girl
GILDER
a coin
GILT
money State of wealth
GIMMAL
double
GIMMOR
contrivance
GING
gang
GIRD
to gibe | GIRD
a sarcasm or gibe
GLEEK
to scoff
GLOSE
to comment
GLUT
to swallow
GNARL
to snarl
GOOD-DEED
indeed
GOOD-DEN
good-evening
GORBELLIED
corpulent
GOURD
a game of chance
GOUT
a drop
GOVERNMENT
discretion
GRAINED
engrained
GRAMERCY
grand mercy, much thanks
GRANGE
the farmstead attached to a monastery, a solitary farm-house
GRATILLITY
used ridiculously for 'gratuity.'
GRATULATE
to congratulate
GRAVE
to bury
GREASILY
grossly
GREEK
a bawd
GREEN
immature, fresh, unused
GREENLY
foolishly
GREET
to weep
GRIZE
a step
GROSSLY
palpably
GROUNDLING
one who sits in the pit of a theatre
GROWING
accruing
GUARD
to decorate
GUARDAGE
guardianship
GUINEA-HEN
the pintado
GULES
red, a term in heraldry
GULF
the throat
GUN-STONE
a cannon ball
GUST
taste, relish
GYVE
to fetter |
