Webster's Dictionary 1806

1081

Gust

Gustn.the sense of tasting, a rlish

1082

Gustable

Gustablea.that may be tasted, agreeable to the taste

1083

Gustation

Gustationn.the act of tasting, a relish

1084

Gustful

Gustfula.well-tasted, nice, pleasant, agreeable

1085

Gusto

Guston.the relish of a thing, taste, love, liking

1086

Gusty

Gustya.stormy, tempestuous, rough, foul

1087

Gut

Gutn.the inward passage of food, gluttony, appetite

1088

Gut (2)

Gutv.to take out the guts, draw, plunder

1089

Gutter

Guttern.a passage for water, kennel, spout

1090

Gutter (2)

Gutterv.t.to form or run in little hollows

1091

Guttulous

Guttulousa.having the form of a small drop

1092

Guttural

Gutturala.belonging to the throat, hoarse

1093

Guy

Guyn.a rope to keep a heavy body steady while hoisting or lowering, or to confine a boom forward, &c.

1094

Guzzle

Guzzlev.t.to drink much, to eat immoderately

1095

Guzzler

Guzzlera.great drinker, toper, drunkard

1096

Gybe (2)

Gybe, [g soft]v.to shift a boom-sail from one side of a vessel to the other

1097

Gymnastic

Gymnastic, or Gymnic, [g soft]a.relating to strong exercises

1098

Gymnosophist

Gymnosophist, [g soft]n.an Indian philosopher who went barefooted

1099

Gymnospermous

Gymnospermous, [g soft]a.having naked seeds

1100

Gymnotus

Gymnotus, [g soft]n.a genus of apodal fish

1101

Gynandria

Gynandrian.a class of plants in which the stamens and styles are united

1102

Gypseous

Gypseousa.of the nature of gypsum

1103

Gypsum

Gypsum, [g soft]n.plaster-stone (improperly called plaster of Paris) consisting of calcareous earth and sulphuric acid

1104

Gyral

Gyral, [g soft]a.whirling, circular

1105

Gyration

Gyration, [g soft]n.the act of turning round, a winding

1106

Gyre

Gyre, or Gire, [g soft]n.a circle, ring, turn, fit

1107

Gyve

Gyve, [g soft]v.t.to bind fast, chain;n.a fetter