Glean, glene. v. a. to gather what the reap-[[Gloss, glos. v. n. to comment ers leave behind; to gather any thing scattered Gleaner, gle'nôr. s. one who gleans Glebe, glėbe. s. turf, soil, ground sore a. turfy Glee, glee. s. joy, gayety, a kind of song Glister, glis'tur. v. n. to shine, to be bright Globated, glo'ba-têd. a. formed like a globe,| spherical a. round, spherical Globe, globe. s. a sphere, a ball; the world Globose, glo-bose'. a. spherical, round Globosity, glo-bos'è-tè. s. sphericalness Globous, glo'bus. Globular, glob'u-lâr. Globule, glob'ile. s. a small particle of matter of a spherical figure [a ball Glomerate, glom'er-åte. v. a. to gather into Gloom, gloom. s. dismalness, obscurity; heaviness of mind, sullenness Gloomily, gloom'è-lè. ad. obscurely, dismally; with dark intentions Gloominess, glôôm'è-nés. s. want of light; cloudiness of look Gloomy, gloom'è. a. obscure; sullen Gloss, glos. v. a. to explain by comment; to Glossy, glos'sé. a. shining, smoothly polished Glow, glo. v. n. to be heated so as to shine without flame; to burn, Glow, glo. s. shining heat, unusual warmth; brightness [a luminous tail Glow-worm, glo'wůrm. s. a small insect with Gloze, gloze. v. n. to flatter, to wheedle, to fawn [cious show Gloze, gloze. s. flattery, insinuation; spe- Glue, glů. v. a. to join with a viscous cement Glutton, glut'tn. s. one who indulges too much in eating; a voracious animal Gluttonous, glut tun-us. a. given to excessive feeding Gluttony, glit'tun-é. s. excess of eating Gnash, pash. v. a. to strike together, to clash Gnash, nish. v. n. to grind or collide the teeth Gnat, nåt. s. a small stinging insect Gnaw, nåw. v. a. to eat by degrees, to devour by slow corrosion Gnomon, no'mon. s. the hand or pin of a dial Gnomonicks, no-môn'iks. s. the art of dialing Go, gd. v. n. pret. I went, I have gone to walk, to move; to proceed; to have recourse; to decline; to move by mechan ism; to be pregnant; to contribute Go-cart, go'kårt. s. a machine in which children are enclosed to teach them to walk Goad, gode. s. a pointed instrument with which oxen are driven Goad, gode. v. a. to prick or drive with a goad Glorify, glo'rẻ-fl. v. a. to pay honour or Goal, gole. s. starting post; the final purpose praise, in worship; to exalt to glory or Goat, gote. s. an animal that seems a middle dignity [cellent species between deer and sheep Glorious, glo'ré-ås. a. noble, illustrious, ex- Goatherd, gote'herd. s. one who attends goats Gloriously, glo'ré-us-lé. ad. nobly, illus-Goatish, gote'ish. a. resembling a goat in triously Glory, glo'rẻ. s. praise paid in adoration; the felicity of heaven; honour, celebrity;| a circle of rays Glory, glo'rè. v. n. to boast in, to be proud of Gloss, glos. s. a scholium, a comment rankness or lust Gobble, gob'bl. v. a. to swallow hastily with tumult and noise Go-between, go'be-twèèn. s. one that transacts business by running between two parties 1 font Gore, gore. v. a. to pierce with a horn nificence hairs [nousy Goblet, gob'lét. s. a bowl or cup Goblin, goblin. s. an evil spirit God, god. s. the Supreme Being; an idol Godchild god'tshild. s. the child for whom one became sponsor at baptism Goddess, god'des. s. a female divinity God-father, god'få-thur. s. the sponsor at the [deity in person Godhead, god'hed. a. divine nature, a Godless, gud lés. a. atheistical, wicked, impious [divinity Godlike, god'like. a. divine, resembling a Gormandize, gör'mân-dize. v. n. to feed rave Godliness, god'le-nes. s. piety to God Gormandizer, gor'mår-dl-zûr. s. a voracious Godly, god'le. a. pious towards God Godly, god'le. ad. piously, righteously Godmother, god'muth-úr. s. a woman who has become sponsor in baptism Goggle, gug'gl. v. n. to look asquint Goggle-eyed, gog'gl-ide. a. squint-eyed Going, going. s. the act of walking; pregnancy; departure Gold, gold, or gold. s. the purest, heaviest, and most precious of all metals; money Gold, gold. a. made of gold, golden eater Gorse, gorse. s. furze, a thick prickly shrub Gory, go'rẻ. a. covered with congealed blood; bloody, murderous Gosling, goz'ling. s. a young goose Gospel, gos'pél. s. God's word, the holy book of the Christian revelation Gossamer, gos's-můr. s. the down of plants Goldbeater, gold' bé-tur. s. one whose occu-Gossip, gossip. v. n. to chat, to prate Goldbound, gold'bound. a. encompassed with Gotten, göt'tn part. pass. of get Golden, goi'dn. a. made of gold; of the co-Gouge, goodje. s. a chisel having a round lour of gold Goldfinch, gold'finsh. s. a singing bird edge Gourd, gord. s. a plant; a bottle Goldsmith, gold'smith. s. one who manufac-Gout, goût. s. Gome, gore. s. the black and oily grease of standard s. an ensign, a with great pain Gout, gỗỏ. s. taste; a strong desire Govern, giv'urn. v. a. to rule; to regulate, to direct; to manage, to restrain Governable, güv'ur-nå-bl. a. subject to rule, manageable [rule, management Gonorrhoea, gon-or-re'â. s. a morbid running Governance, guvir-nânse. s. government, Good, gåd. a. comp. better, super. best. hav- Governante, go-vůr-nånt'. s. a lady who has ing such physical qualities as are expected the care of young girls or desired; proper; uncorrupted; whole-Governess, guv'ur-nés. s. a tutoress companionable virtue Good, god. s. the contrary to evil; Goody, gud'de. s. a low term of civility Gooseberry, goôz'bêr-è. s. a tree and fruit quence Gracefully, gråse'fúl-é. ad. elegantly, with Grange, grånje. s. a farm with a house at a [manner!! distance from neighbours pleasing dignity Gracefulness, grase'ful-uês. s. elegance of Granite, grån'it. s. a stone, composed of sepa- rate concretions rudely compacted Granivorous, gra-niv'vo-rus. a. eating grain Grant, grant. v. a. to admit; to bestow Grant, grânt. s. the act of granting or bestowing, a gift, a boon [be granted Grantable, grant'â-bl. a. that which may Grantee, grån-tèè'. s. he to whom any grant is made [made Grantor, grant-tor'. s. he by whom a grant is Granulary, gran'd-lâr-è. a. resembling a small grain or seed [small grains Gracious, gra'shus. a. merciful; kind ; virtu- Graduate, grad'd-åte. v. a. to dignify with a degree in the university, to mark with degrees; to heighten [sion raduate, gråd'i-åte. s. a man dignified with an academical degree Graduation, gråd-d-a'shun. s. regular progresGraff, gråf. 8. a ditch, a oat Graft or Graff, g-12 or gråff. s, a small branch inserted into the stock of another tree Graft or Graff, gråft or gråff v. a. to insert a scion or branch of one tree into the stock of another masses Granule, grån'dle. s. a small compact particle Grapple, grap'pl. v. n. to contend by seizing Grapple, grap'pl. v. a. to fasten, to fix Grapple, grap'pl. s. contest in which the combatants seize each other; close fight Grapplement, grap'pl-ment. s. close fight Grasshopper, grås'hop-ur. s. a small insect that hops in the summer grass [gripe Grasp, gråsp. v. a. to hold in the hand, to Grasp, gråsp. v. n. to catch at, to endeavour to seize; to struggle; to gripe Gramineous, grå-min'é-is. a. grassy [eating Grasp, grasp. s. the gripe or seizure of the Graminivorous, grâm-ẻ-niv'd-růs. a. grass- hand; possession; power of seizing Grammar, gram'mår. s. the science of speak-Grass, grås. s. the common herbage of fields ing correctly; the book that treats of the ling in grass various relations of words to each other Grain, gråne. s. all kinds of corn; the seed of any fruit; any minute particle; the smallest weight; any thing proverbially small Grains, granz. s. the husks of malt exhausted in brewing on which cattle feed Grassiness, gras'sé-nês. s. the state of aboundGrammarian, gråm-ma'ré-ân. s. one who Grassy, grås'sè. a. covered with grass teaches grammar [to grammar Grate, gråte. s. partition made with bars; the Grammatical, grâm-måt'è-kål. a. belonging range of bars within which fires are made Grammatically, grâm-mit'è-kal-ẻ. ad. accord-Grate, gråte. v. a. to rub any thing by the at. ing to the rules or science of grammar Grampus, gram'pus. s. a large fish of the whale kind [ed corn trition of a rough body; to offend by any thing harsh or vexations; to form a harsh sound benefits; pleasing, acceptable Gratefully, grate'fül-é. ad. with willingness to acknowledge and repay benefits; in a pleasing manner Granary, grán'a-rẻ. ■ a store-house for thresh-Grateful, gråte'fil. a. having a due sense of father or mother Grandmother, grând'muth-ůr. 8. the father's or mother's mother Grandsire, grand'sire. s. grandfather Gratefulness, gråte'ful-nés. s. gratitude Grater, gråte år. s. a coarse instrument with which soft bodies are rubbed to powder Gratification, grât-è-fè-ka'shun.s. the act of pleasing; pleasure Gratify, grat'e-fl. v. a. to indulge; to requite Gratingly, grateng-lè. ad. harshly, offen sively Gratis, gra'tis. ad. for nothing, without re-Greediness, gréé'de-nês. s. ravenousness, ea compense gerness of appetite or desire [ger benefac-Greedy, gréé'dé. a. ravencus, voracious; ea Green, green. a. flourishing; new; not dry; unripe, young Gratitude, gråt'è-tåde. s. duty to Green, green. s. a colour; a grassy plain Gratuitously, grå-tu'ê-tus-lè. ad. without claim Greeneyed, green'ide. a. having eyes colour[pense ed with green or merit; without proof Gratuity, gra-to'è-tè. s. a present or recom-Greenfinch, green'finsh. s. a kind of bird Gratulate, gråtsh'u-låte, or grât'u-låte. v. a. Greengage, green-gaje'. s. a species of plum to congratulate, to salute with declarations Greenhouse, green'bodse. s. a house in which of joy [made by expressing joy tender plants are sheltered Gratulation, grâtsh-d-la'shun. s. salutation Greenish, green'ish. a. somewhat green Gratulatory, grâtsh'u-là-túr-é. a. congratula-Greenness, green'nes. s. the quality of being tory, expressing congratulation Grave, grave. s. the place in which the dead are reposited Grave, grave. v. a. pret. graved; part. pass. green; immaturity Green-Room, grèèn'room. s. a room near the stage, to which actors retire during the intervals of their parts in the play [maids graven. to carve on any hard substance; to Greensickness, grèèn-sîk'nés. s. a disease of impress deeply Greensward, green'swård., the turf on Grave, grave. a. solemn, serious; of weight; Greensword, Gravel, grav'él. s. hard sand; sandy matter Gravelly, grav'êl-lè. a. full of gravel Graveness, grave'nês. s. seriousness, solem- centre of attraction Gravy, grave. s. the juice that runs from flesh not much dried by the fire [hoary Gray, grå. a. white with a mixture of black Graybeard, gra'bèèrd. s. an old man Grayness, gra'nês. s. the quality of being gray Graze, graze. v. n. to eat grass; to supply grass Grazier, grå'zhůr. s. one who feeds cattle Grease, gréze. v. a. to smear or anoint with Greedily, grée'dè-lè. ad. ravenously, vora- which grass grows Greenweed, grèèn'wèèd. s. dyers' weed` or herds Grenade, grè-nåde'. s. a ball; a small bomb Gridelin, grid'e-lin. a. colour made of white uneasiness Grieve, gréév. v. a. to afflict, to hurt generated between the lion and eagle Grimalkin, grim-mål'kin. s. an old cat ground. to reduce any thing to powder by 1 grind Groundless, ground'lês. a. void of reason Groundlessly, ground'lês-lè. ad. without reason, without cause Grind, grind. v. n. to perform the act off Ground, ground. pret. and part. pass. of grinding, to be moved as in grinding Grinder, grind'år. s. one that grinds; the instrument of grinding; double tooth Grindstone, grind'stone. s. the stone on which edged instrumerts are sharpened Grinningly, grin'ning-lè. ad. with a grinning laugh Gripe, gripe. v. a. to hold with the fingers closed; to seize; to pinch; to press Gripe, gripe. v. a. to pinch the belly, to give the cholick Gripe, gripe. s. grasp, hold; squeeze, pressure; Gripes, gripes. s. bellyache, cholick Groundlessness, ground'lês-nês. s. want of just reason Groundsel, groin'sil. s. timber next the Groundwork, ground'work. s. the ground, Grouse, grouse. s. a heathcock Griskin, gris'kin. s. the vertebræ of a hog Grove, grove. s. a walk shaded by trees. broiled Grisly, griz'le. a. dreadful, hideous Grist, grist. s. corn to be ground Grit, grit. s. the coarse part of meal, or sand Grizzled, griz'zld. a. interspersed with gray ful noise Grovel, grov'vl. v. n. to lie prone, to creep. low on the earth Grow, grd. v. n. pret. grew; part. pass. grown, to vegetate; to increase in stature; to issue to improve; to adhere Growl, groul. v. n. to snarl or murmur like an angry cur Grown, grone. part. pass. of grow Grub, grub. v. a. to dig up, to destroy b mourn-Grub, grub. s. a small worm, a dwarf Grubble, grub'bl. v. n. to feel in the dark Grudge, grůdje. v. a. to envy; to give take unwillingly Gioan, grone. s. breath expired with noise Grocery, gro'sur-e. s. grocers' ware the stable [see Groove, groov. s. a hollow cut with a tool Gross, grose. a. thick, corpulent; shameful; for coolness s. a cavern or cave made Grudge, grůdje. v. n. to murmur, to repine Gruel, gril. s. food made by boiling oat- Gruff, grif. a. sour of aspect Gruffly, grf'lè. ad. harshly, ruggedly to make a hoarse rattle Grumbler, grum'bl-ur. s. a murmurer Grumous, groo'mus. a. thick, clotted hog v. n. to murmur like a |