Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Goodly

Goodlya.beautiful, graceful, comely, fine, happy

650

Goodman

Goodmann.gaffer, master, neighbor, friend

651

Goodnature

Goodnaturen.an obliging temper, kindness, civility

652

Goodnatured

Goodnatureda.obliging, kind, civil, gentle, easy

653

Goodness

Goodnessn.all desirable qualities, virtue, piety

654

Goodnow

Goodnowexclam.denoting wonder, lover or esteem

655

Goods

Goodsn. pl.furniture, wares, merchandize, moveables

656

Goody

Goodyn.a low term of civility, mistress

657

Googings

Googingsn.iron clamps to support a rudder

658

Goosander

Goosandern.the merganser, a water fowl

659

Goose

Goosen.a large fowl, taylor's iron, simpleton

660

Gooseberry

Gooseberryn.the name of a bush and its fruit

661

Gooseberryfool

Gooseberryfooln.a dish made of gooseberries, milk and sugar, mixed together

662

Gord

Gordn.an instrument of gaming, whirlpool, eddy

663

Gordian

Gordiana.inextricable, very intricate or cramp

664

Gordianknot

Gordianknotn.an inextricable difficulty

665

Gore

Goren.clotted or corrupt blood, a slip, a piece

666

Gore (2)

Gorev.t.to wound with bons, stab, pierce, puss

667

Gorge

Gorgen.the swallow or throat, a molding, a line

668

Gorge (2)

Gorgev.t.to swallow, to fill up to the throat

669

Gorgeous

Gorgeousa.fine, showy, glittering, sumptuous,

670

Gorgeously

Gorgeouslyad.finely, splendidly, richly, stately

671

Gorgerin

Gorgerinn.a little frize between the astragal and annulets of a capital

672

Gorget

Gorgetn.armor for the throat, a part of dress

673

Gorgon

Gorgonn.a monster, anything horrid;a.ugly

674

Gormandize

Gormandizev.i.to devour or eat ravenously

675

Gormandizer

Gormandizern.a voracious eater, a glutton