Furniture, fur'né-tshure. s. moveables, goods||Gabion, ga'bè-un. s. a wicker basket which is put in a house for use or ornament Furrier, fur're-år. s. a dealer in furs Furrow, for'rò. s. a small trench filled with earth to make a fortification or intrenchment Gable, gà'bl. s. the sloping roof of a building Furrow, für'rò. v. a. to cut in furrows; to Gad, gåd. s. a wedge of steel divide into long hollows Furry, fur'rẻ. a. covered with fur Further, fur'thur. a. at a great distance; yond this Further, für'thur. ad. to a greater distance Further, fur'thur. v. a. to put onward, to forward, to assist Gad, gåd. v. n. to ramble about without any be-Gadder, gåd’dur. s. a rambler, one that runs Furtherer, für'thur-ur. s. promoter, advancer Furthermore, fur'thur-more. ad. moreover, besides Furtive, für'tiv. a. gotten by theft Fury, fu'rẻ. s. madness; rage; one of the in-Gaggle, gåg'gl. v. n. to make a noise like a fernal deities Furze, firz. s. gorse, goss Furzy, fur'zè. a. overgrown with furze Fuse, fize. v. a. to melt, to put into fusion Fuse, fáze. v. n. to be melted Fusee, fu-zèè'. s. the cone, round which is wound the cord or chain of a clock or watch; a firelock, a small neat musket Fusibility, fù-se-bil'è-tè. s. capacity of being melted, quality of growing liquid by heat Fusible, fu'se-bl. a. capable of being melted Fusil, fu-zee'. s. a firelock, a small neat musket Fusilier, fù-zîl-éér'. s. a soldier armed with [being melted Fusion, fűzhûn. s. the act of melting; state of Fuss, fus. s. a tumult, a bustle a fusil Fustian, fus'tshân. s. a kind of cloth made of linen and cotton; bombast goose Gaiety, ga'e-tè. s Gain, gåne. v. a. to obtain ; to win; to attain to obtain influence with Gainer, gåne'ur. s. one who receives profit or advantage Gainful, gane'ful. a. advantageous, lucrative Fustian, füs'tshân. a. made of fustian; swell-Gait, gåte. s. the manner and air of walking ing; ridiculously tumid Fustiness, fus'tè-nés. a. mouldiness Fusty, fus'té. a. smelling mouldy Future, fu'tshure. a. which will be hereafter GABARDINE, gâb-ár-dèèn. s. a coarse frock Gabble, gåb'bl. v. n. to make an inarticulate noise; to prate loudly Gabble, gåb'bl. s. inarticulate noise; loud talk without meaning [fellow Gabbler, gåb'bl-år. s. a prater, a chattering Gabel, ga'bel. s. an excise, a tax Gala, gå'la. s. a grand entertainment; splendid amusement Galaxy, gal'lik-se. s. the milky way Galeas, gal'yas. s. a heavy low built vessel Galeated, gå'lé-à-têd. a, covered as with a [brigantine helmet Galiot, gal'yut. s. a little galley or sort of ance; bravery; courtship; lewdness Gallery, gål'lár-é. s. a kind of walk along the floor of a house, into which the doors of the apartments open; the upper seats in a church or theatre. Galley, gal'lè. s. a vessel driven with cars Galley-slave, gal'lè-slåve. s. a man-condemn- Gaol, jale. s. a prison ed for some crime to row in the galleys Galliard, gål'yård. s. a gay, brisk man; sprightly dance Gallicism, gal'le-sism. s. mode of speech peculiar to the French language [hose Galligaskins, gal-lè-gas'kins. s. large open Gallimaufry, gil-lé-måw’frè. s. a hotch-potch, a medley Gallipot, gal'le-pot. s. a pot painted and glazed Gallon, gal'lån. s. a liquid measure of four quarts Galloon, gál-13ôn. s. a kind of close lace Galloway, gal'ld-wà. s. a horse not more than Gallow, gål'lo. v. a. to terrify Gallows, gal'lus. s. a beam laid over two posts, kind of boots s. spatter dashes, a Gambler, gåm'bl-ur. s. a cheating gamester Gaoler, Jale'ûr. s. the keeper of a prison Garb, gårb. s. dress; exterior appearance Gardening, gár'dn-ing. s. the act of cultivat medicine to wash the mouth with throat is washed Garland, går’lånd. s. a wreath or branches of flowers Garlick, går'lik. s. a plant Garment, går'mént. s. any thing by which Garner, går'nur. a. a place in which threshed [bellish Gamboge, gâm-bôỏdje'. s. a concreted vege-Garnish, går'nish. v. a. to decorate, to emGarnish, går'nish. s. ornament, decoration, embellishment table juice [frisk Gambol, gam'bål. v. n. to dance, to skip, to Gambol, gâm-bul. s. a skip, a frolick Game, game. s. sport of any kind; jest ; sportive insult; field sports; animals pursued in the field Game, game. v. n. to play at any sport; to play wantonly and extravagantly for money Gamecock, game'kok. s. a cock bred to fight Gamekeeper, game'kèèp-ûr. s. a person who looks after game [ment Garniture, går'ne-tshire. s. furniture, ornaGarret, går'rêt. s. a room on the highest floor of the house Garreteer, går-rêt-tèèr'. s. an inhabitant of a garret Garrison, går'ré-sn. s. soldiers placed in a fortified town or castle [tresses Garrison, går'rẻ-sn. v. a. to secure by forGarrulity, går-ru'lè-tè. s. talkativeness Gamesome, game'sům. a. frolicksome, sportive Garrulous, gar'rd-lus. a. prattling, talkative Gamesomeness, game'sům-nés. s. sportive-Garter, går'tur. s. a string or riband by which ness, merriment Gamester, game'stur. s. one who is viciously addicted to play Gammon, gam'mun. s. the buttock of a hog Gamut, gåm'it. s. the scale of musical notes Gangrene, gang'grene. & a mortification Gangrenous, gang'grè-nůs. a. mortified Gangway, gang'wa. s. in a ship, the several ways or passages from one part of it to the other Gantlet, gant'lêt. s. a military punishment in which the criminal running between the ranks receives a lash from each man Gasconade, gås-ko-nåde'. s. a boast, a bravade Gash, gash. s. a deep and wide wound catch breath; to emit breath by opening Gate, gåte. s. a large door or entrance Gateway, gate'wa. s. a way through gates of enciosed grounds Gather, gåth'ur. v. a. to collect, to bring intoll one place; to pick up, to glean, to pluck Gather, gåth'ur. v. n. to be condensed; to grow larger; to assemble; to generate pus or matter Gathering, gåth'ur-ing. s. collection of charitable contributions Gaudily, gaw'dé-ié. ad. showily Gaudiness, gåw'dé-nés. s. showiness, tinsel Gaudy, gaw'de. a. showy, splendid Geminy, jém'mé-né. s. twins, a pair Genealogy, je-ne-ål'ò-jẻ. ■. history of the General, jên'ér-ål. a. comprehending many species or individuals; lax in signification; publick; extensive; common Gauge, gadje. v. a. to measure the contents of General, jên'ér-ål. s. the whole; the public; a vessel Gauge, gadje. s. a measure, a standard measure vessels Gaunt, gant. a. thin, slender, lean Gauze, gawz. s. a kind of thin transparent silk one that has the command over an army Generalissimo, jén-ér-ål-îï'è-mò. s. the su preme commander [the bulk Generality, jen-er-âl'è-te. s. the main body, Generalize, jên'ér-ål-ize. v. a. to arrange particulars under general heads Generally, jên'ér-ål-è. ad. in general Generate, jen'êr-åte. v. a. to beget, to propagate Generation, jên-ér-d'shun. s. the act of be getting; a race; a progeny; an age Generative, jen'êr-a-tiv. a. prolifick; fruitful Generator, jên'er-d-tur. s. the power which begets, causes, or produces [nestly Generical, je-ner'è-kal. ear-Generick, je-ner'rik. Gayly, gå'le. ad. merrily, showily Gazer, ga'zur. a. he that gazes Gazette, gå zet'. s. a paper of news, a paper at with scorn Gear, gèèr. s. furniture, accoutrements jelly a. that which comprehends the genus Genet, jen'nit. s. a small Spanish horse liquor a. formed into a Geld, geld. v. a. pret. gelded or gelt; part. pass. gelded or gelt, to castrate Gelder, geld'ůr. s. one that perform the act Gelding, gelding. s. any animal castrated, 5. extreme cold Gelly, jel'lè. s. any vicious body, vicidity, Gem, jêm. s. a jewel, a precious stone Genial, jé'né-al. a. that which contributes to ed of a case Genius, je ne-3s. s. the protecting or ruling power of men, places, or things; a man endowed with superior faculties; nature Genteel, jên-teel'. a. polite, elegant, civil Genteely, jên'tèèl'lé. ad. elegantly, politely Genteelness, jên-tèèl'nés. s. elegance, grace. fulness, politeness [nation, a pagan Gentile, jen'til. . one of an uncovenanted ism sprouting; growth Gerund, jer und. s. a kind of verbal noun Gentilism, jen'til-izm. s. heathenisin, pagan-|| Germination, jẻr-mé-na'shún, s. the act of [elegance of behaviour Gentility, jên-tfl'è-tè. s. good extraction; Gentle, jên'tl. a. soft, mild, tame Gentlefolk, jen'tl-foke. s. persons distinguished by their birth from the vulgar Gentleman, jên'tl-mån. s. a man of birth; a term of complaisance Gentlemanlike, jen'tl-mån-like. Gentlemanly, jen'tl-mân-le. ing a man of birth a. becom Gentleness, jên'tl-nes. s. softness of man- tre Genus, jé'nus. s. in science, a class of being the earth Geology, jé-dl'o-jé. s. the doctrine of the Gesticulate, jês-tik'ů-låte. v. n. to play an- Gesture, jes'tshare. s. action or posture ex- Get, get. v. a. pret. got, part. pass. got or gotten. to procure, to obtain; to beget; to earn Ghastful, gast'ful. a. dreary, dismal, fit for walking spirits Ghastliness, gast'le-nes. s. horror of counte nance, resemblance of a ghost Giant, j''ânt. s. a man unnaturally large Geomancy, je'd-mân-sẻ. s. the act of fore-Gibbet, jib'bit. v. a. to hang or expose on a telling by figures Geomantick, je-d-mân'tîk. a. pertaining to Geometrical, je-d-mêt'tré-kål. a. pertaining gibbe t Gibbosity, gîb-bos'è-té.s.convexity, promi nence minence Gibbous, gib'bus. a. convex, protuberant to geometry; according to geometry Geometrically, je-d-mét’trẻ-kál-é. ad. accord-Gibingly, jl'ting-lé. ad. scornfully, con ing to the laws of geometry Geometrician, je-ôm-é-trish'ẩn. s. cne skilled in geometry Geometry, je-ôm'me-trẻ. s. the science of quantity, extension, or magnitude, abstractedly considered George, jorje. s. a figure of St. George on horseback, worn by the knights of the garter Georgick, jor'jik. s. some part of the science of husbandry [of agriculture Georgick, jor'jik. a. relating to the doctrine German, jer mån. s. a first cousin Germe, jerm. s. a sprout or shoot Germin, jêr'min. s. a shooting or sprouting seed Germinate, jêr'me-nåte. v. n. to [shoot sprout, to temptuously Giblets, jîb'lets. s. the parts of a goose which Gifted, gifted. a. bestowed endowed with Gigantick, ji gån'tik. a. big, bulky, enormous Giggle, giggl. v. n. to laugh idly, to titter Giggler, giggl-ir. s. a laugher, a titterer Giglet, gig'gl-it. properly Gigglet, s. a wanton, a lascivious girl Gild, gild. v. a. pret. gilded or gilt. to wash over with gold; to adorn with lustre Gilding, gil'ding. s. gold laid on any surface by way of ornament Gills, gilz. s. the aperture at each side of a fish's head; the flesh under the chin Gill, jl. s. a measure of liquids containing the fourth part of a pint; ground ivy Gilliflower, jil'lé-flour. s. julyflower Gilt, gilt. part. of gild [mechanism Gimcrack, jim'kråk. s. a slight or trivial Gimlet, gim'lêt. s. a borer with a screw at its point Gimp, gimp. s. a kind of silk twist or lace Gin, jin. s. a trap, a snare; the spirit drawn by distillation from juniper berries Ginger, jin'jur. s. an Indian plant; the root of that plant Glade, glåde. s. a lawn or opening in a wood Gladiator, glâd-dé-a'tur. s. a sword-player; a prize-fighter Gladly, glad'le. ad. joyfully, with merriment of halbert Glance, glânse. v. n. to shoot a sudden ray of splendour; to fly off in an oblique direction; to view with a quick cast of the eye Gingerbread, jin'jur-bred. s. a kind of sweet-Gland, glând. s. a smooth fleshy substance meat made of dough and flavoured with Gingerly, jin'jur-lè. ad. cautiously [ginger Gingival, jin'je-vål. a. belonging to the gums G.ngle, jing'gl. v. n. to utter a sharp clattering noise; to make an affected sound in periods or cadence Gingle, jing'gl. s. a shrill resounding noise; affectation in the sound of periods Ginseng, jin'sêng. s. a Chinese root brought lately into Europe Gipsy, jip'se. s. a vagabond who pretends to tell fortunes horses which serves as a kind of strainer to separate some particular fluid from the blood Glanders, glån'důrz. s. a disease incident to Lacorns Glandiferous, glân-dif'fe-ris. a. bearing Glandulosity, glan-du-lôs'è-tè. s. a collection of glands (glands Glandulous, glân'du-lue. a. pertaining to the" Glare, glåre. v. n. to shine so as to dazzle the eyes Glare, glåre. s. overpowering lustre Glareous, gla'ré-us. a. consisting of viscous transparent matter Gird, gård. v. a. pret. girded or girt. to bind round; to invest; to enclose, to encircle Glaring, gla'ring. a. very bright; barefaced Girder, ger'dur. s. the largest piece of tim-Glass, glas. s. an artificial transparent sub[waist; à belt, a zoue Girdle, ger'dl. s. any thing drawn round the Girdle, ger'dl. v. a, to gird; to enclose, to shut in ber in a floor Girl, gerl. s. a young woman or child Girlish, gerl'ish. a. suiting a girl Girlishly, ger'lish-lẻ. ad. in a girlish manner Girt, gert. part. pass. from to gird Girt, gert. v. a. to gird, to encompass, to encircle [is fixed upon a horse Girth, gerth. s. the band by which the saddle Girth, gerth. v. a. to bind with a girth Give, giv. v. a. pret. gave; part. pass. given. to bestow; to pay; to grant; to yield to express; to addict; to resign Give, giv. v. n. to grow moist, to melt, to thaw; to move Giver, giv'ur. s. one that gives, a bestower Gizzard, giz'zurd. s. the strong musculous stomach of a fowl Glacial, gla'shd-il. a. made of ice, frozen Glaciate, gld'she-åte. v. n. to turn into ice N 2 stance Glass, glås. a. vitreous, made of glass which glass is made by liquefaction Glassgrinder, glås'grind'ur. . one whose trade is to polish and grind glass Glasshouse, glis'house. s. a house where glass is manufactured. Glassman, glås'mân. s. one who sells glasa Glassmetal, glas'met-tl. s. glass in fusion Glasswork, glâs'wurk. s. manufactory o glass Glassy, glas'sè. a. resembling glass Glave, glave. s. a broad sword, a falchion Glaze, glaze. v. a. to furnish or cover with glass [make glass windows Glazier, gl'zhar. s. one whose trade is to Gleam, glème. s. sudden shoot of light Gleam, glème. v. n. to shine with sudden flashes of light [shoots of light Gleamy, gle'me. a. flashing, darting wildea 149 |