Gob
Gob, or Gobbetn.a mouthful, piece, small quantity
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Gob, or Gobbetn.a mouthful, piece, small quantity
Gobbetv.t.to eat or swallow at a mouthful
Gobblev.t.to swallow hastily and with noise
Gobletn.a kind of bowl, a kind of lge cup
Goblinn.an evil spirit, apparition, elf, hobgoblin
Gobyn.a delution, artifice, cheat, evasion, escape
Gocartn.a thing used to teach children to walk
Godn.the supreme being, a ruler, an idol
Godv.t.to make a god, deity, adore
Goddessn.a female deity, a heavenly woman
Goddesshoodn.the state of a goddess, divinity
Goddesslikea.divine, charming, beautiful
Godfathern.a male sponsor in baptism
Godheadn.the divine nature, godship, deity, god
Godlessa.irreligious, profane, very wicked, vile
Godlikea.divine, heavenly, holy, pious, excellent
Godlinessn.piety to God, real or true religion
Godlya.pious, religious, righteous;ad.piously, holily
Godmothern.a female sponsor in baptism
Godshipn.the character of God, godhead, divinity
Godsonn.a boy for whom one has been sponsor
Godwardad.towards or with respect to God
Godwitn.a bird with a long bill and legs
Goern.one who goes, a runner, walker, traveller
Goffn.a fort of play with a stick and ball
Gogglev.i.to look asquint or aside, roll, move
Goggleeyeda.having large rolling eyes, squinting