Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Garrulity

Garrulityn.loquacity, talkativeness, babbling

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Garrulous

Garrulousa.prating, chattering, talkative, noisy

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Garter

Garterv.i.to tie up, bind or fasten with a garter

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Garter (2)

Gartern.a band to tie up the stockings, a riband

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Garterfish

Garterfishn.a fish with a long flattish body

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Garth

Garthn.clothes, dress, appearance, taste, sheaf

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Gas

Gasn.aeriform fluid, or a fluid which is invisible, in distinction from vapor which visible

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Gasconade

Gasconaden.a bost, brag, bravado;v.i.to brag

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Gaseous

Gaseousa.in the form of gas, invisible

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Gash

Gashn.a deep and long cut;v.t.to hack, to cut

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Gasification

Gasificationn.a converting into gas

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Gasify

Gasifyv.t.to convert into gas

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Gasket

Gasketn.a plaited cord to tie sails to yards

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Gaskins

Gaskinsn. pl.very wide hose or breeches

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Gasp

Gaspv.to endeavor or gape for breath, to long for

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Gasp (2)

Gaspn.a short or convulsive catch of the breath

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Gastric

Gastrica.belonging to the stomach

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Gastrotomy

Gastrotomyn.a cutting open the belly

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Gate

Gaten.a large door, frame of wood, entrance, way

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Gather

Gatherv.to bring or draw together, assemble, pick or take up crop, pluck, get, thicken, swell

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Gatherer

Gatherern.one who gathers, a collector

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Gathering

Gatheringn.a collection, swelling, tumor

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Gathers

Gathersn. pl.plaits, folds, a plaiting of cloth

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Gatish

Gatishn.a fish of a beautiful yellow color

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Gaude

Gaudev.i.to rejoice greatly, exult, ob.

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Gaude (2)

Gaude, or Gauderyn.a onament, finery, ob.

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Gaudily

Gaudilyad.with gaudiness, showily, finely, gaily