Gab
Gab, or Gabblev.i.to prate, to chatter
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A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Gabardine
Gabardinen.a corse frock, ob.
Gabble (2)
Gabblen.loud talk without meaning, prate
Gabbler
Gabblern.a prating or chattering person, prater
Gabel
Gabeln.a kind of excise, custom, tax on salt
Gabion
Gabionn.a wicker basket used in fortifications
Gad
Gadn.a wedge of steel, club, graver, perch
Gad (2)
Gadv.i.to rove or ramble about idly
Gadder
Gaddern.one who runs about from place to place
Gadenstuff
Gadenstuffn.things grown in a garden
Gadfly
Gadflyn.a fly that stings cattle, the breeze-flye
Gadus
Gadusn.a fish with an oblong body
Gadwin
Gadwinn.a strong smelling plant
Gaff
Gaffn.a hook, harpoon, a small boom
Gaffer
Gaffern.master, father, friend, old sir, ob.
Gaffle
Gafflen.an artificial spur to put upon cocks
Gaffle (2)
Gafflen.an artificial spur to put upon cocks
Gag
Gagv.t.to stop the mouth so as to hinder speech
Gag (2)
Gagn.something used to hinder the speech
Gage
Gagev.to lay, give measure;n.a pledge, standards
Gaggle
Gagglev.i.to make a noise like a goose
Gagle
Gaglen.the sloping end of a building
Gaily
Gailyad.splendidly, seeSee: gayly
Gain
Gainn.profit, benefit, interest, a bevelling shoulder or sapping of timber
Gain (2)
Gainv.to get obtain, procure, win, draw, attain
Gainer
Gainern.one who gains or receives advantage
Gainful
Gainfula.profitable, advantageous, lucrative