Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Garbler

Garblern.one who separates, one who picks

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Garboil

Garboiln.a disoder, tumult, uproar

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Garden

Gardenv.i.to cultivate or make a garden

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Garden (2)

Gardenn.a place to raise kitchen plants, flowers and fruits, a well cultivated spot

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Gardener

Gardenern.a person who cultivates a garden

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Gardening

Gardeningn.the act or art of cultivating gardens

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Gardon

Gardonn.the fish of the roach kind

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Gargarism

Gargarism, or Garglen.a medicin for the throat

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Garget

Gargetn.a swelling in the throat of cattle

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Gargil

Gargiln.a disease in geese

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Gargle (2)

Garglev.t.to wash the throat with a medicin

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Gargol

Gargoln.a distempter common to hogs

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Garland

Garlandn.a wreath of flowers, collar, net

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Garlic

Garlicn.a plant, a kind of strong onion

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Garlicky

Garlickya.abounding with or like garlic

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Garment

Garmentn.a covering for the body, dress, clothes

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Garner

Garnern.a granary, place to put threshed grain in

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Garnet

Garnetn.a red gem, precious stone, small tackle

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Garnish

Garnishv.to adorn, decorate, set off, setter, warn

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Garnish (2)

Garnish, or Garnishment, or Garnituren.ornament, a fee

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Garnishee

Garnisheen.one in whose hands property of an absconding debtor is attached

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Garous

Garousa.like pickle made of fish, briny, salt

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Garran

Garrann.a strong small horse, a galloway

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Garret

Garretn.the uppermost room, (rotten wood, ob.)

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Garreteer

Garreteern.one that lives in a garret

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Garrison

Garrisonn.a fort, or soldiers to defend it

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Garrison (2)

Garrisonv.to secure by or put in soldiers