Gallop (2)
Gallopn.the full speed or swiftest pace of a horse
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A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Galloper
Gallopern.a horse or person that gallops
Gallow
Gallowv.t.to terrify, frighten, daunt, ob.
Gallowglasses
Gallowglassesn. pl.a long coat of mail, soldiers
Gallows
Gallowsn. pl.a tree of execution, gibbet, frame
Gallowsfree
Gallowsfreea.delivered by fate from hanging
Gallowstree
GAllowstreen.a tree or place of execution
Gallowy
Gallowyn.a horse under fourteen hands high
Gally
Gallyn.a priners cafe to receive types fro the composing stick
Gallyworm
Gallywormn.a insect of the centiped kind
Galvanic
Galvanica.pertaining to galvanism
Galvanism
Galvanismn.the name give to effects resembling electricity, produced by metallic substances
Galvanist
Galvanistn.one versed o believing in the docrins of galvanism
Galvanize
Galvanizev.t.to affect with the galvanic fluid
Gambade
Gambade, or Gambadon.spatterdashes for riding
Gambet
Gambetn.a bird resembling the red shank
Gamble
Gamblev.i.to play fo money, to game
Gambler
Gamblern.a cheating gamester, sharper, knave
Gamboge
Gamboge, or Cambogen.a tree and its gum
Gambol
Gamboln.a skip, leap, frolic, prank, trick, spot
Gambol (2)
Gambolv.i.to frisk, dance, skip, leap, frolic, play
Gambrel
Gambreln.one of the hind legs of a horse
Game
Gamen.a play, sport, jest, animals pursued
Game (2)
Gamev.i.to play extravagantly, sport, deride
Gamecock
Gamecockn.a cock bred to fight battles
Gamekeeper
Gamekeepern.one who looks after the game
Gamesome
Gamesomea.frolicsome, gay, spotive, lively