Gullet
Gulletn.throat, windpipe, passage for food
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A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Gully
Gullyv.to run with noise, to wear out or away
Gully (2)
Gullyn.a channel worn by a current of water
Gullyhole
Gullyholen.a place where gutters empty themselves
Gulosity
Gulosityn.gluttony, greediness, ob.
Gulp
Gulpv.t.to swallow down eagerly or at once
Gulp (2)
Gulpn.what is swallowed at once, one swallow
Gum
Gumn.the juce of trees which becomes hard, is insipid and soluble in water, the substance inclosing the teeth
Gum (2)
Gumv.t.to close or smear with gum
Gumminess
Gumminess
Gummous
Gummous
Gumresin
Gumresinn.a mixed juce of plants consisting of resin and extractive matter or gum
Gun
Gunn.a cannon, musket, &c. a great flagon or pot
Gunnel
Gunnel
Gunner
Gunnern.one using a gun, a cannonier
Gunning
Gunningn.the act of hunting with a gun
Gunpowder
Gunpowdern.powder made for guns
Gunshot
Gunshotn.the reach or range of a fired gun
Gunshot (2)
Gunshota.made or hit by the shot of a gun
Gunsmith
Gunsmithn.a man who makes or sells guns
Gunstock
Gunstockn.a piece of wood to gix a gun in
Gunstone
Gunstonen.the shot of a cannon made of stone
Gurge
Gurgen.a whirlpool, gulf, deep place, abyss
Gurnard
Gurnardn.a marine fish of several species, having the head covered with bony plates
Gurrahs
Gurrahsn.India muslins, plain and coarse, from a yard to 9-8ths in width
Gush
Gushv.t.to rush out;n.the act of rushing out
Gusset
Gussetn.a small bit of cloth to strengthen with