Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Gall (2)

Gallv.t.to hurt the skin, hurt, fret, vex, harass

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Gallant

Gallantn.a wooer, suiter, lover attendant

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Gallant (2)

Gallanta.civil, polite, attentive

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Gallant (3)

Gallanta.brave, bald, noble, fine, gay, showy

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Gallantly

Gallantlyad.bravely, nobly, generously

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Gallantry

Gallantryn.bravery, generosity, show, courtship, intrigue

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Gallate

Gallaten.a neutral salt formed by the gallic acid with a base

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Galled

Galledpa.hurt, fretted, injured, vexed, grieved

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Galleon

Galleonn.a large ship having four or five decks

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Gallery

Galleryn.a long narrow apartment, a balcony

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Galley

Galleyn.a vessel flat built and long, navigated with sails and oars, a ships cook room

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Galleyslave

Galleyslavea.one condemned to row the galleys

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Galleytile

Galleytilen.a kind of tile, an earthen ware

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Galliard

Galliardn.a gay brisk man, lively dance, ob.

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Galliardise

Galliardisen.gaity, merriment, mirth, joy, ob.

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Gallic

Gallica.pertaining to Gaul, now France

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Gallic (2)

Gallica.belonging to galls, or oak apples

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Gallican

Gallicana.relating to France or the French

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Gallicism

Gallicismn.a peculiarity of the French tongue

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Galligaskins

Galligaskinsn. pl.stops, a kind of large open hose

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Gallimausry

Gallimausryn.a medley, a hotchpotch, ob.

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Gallinceous

Gallinceousa.denoting or pertaining to, domestic fowls, or the gallinae

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Gallinule

Gallinulen.a tribe of fowls

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Gallipot

Gallipotn.a small pot painted and glazed

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Gallon

Gallonn.a measure containing four quarts

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Galloon

Galloonn.a kind of lace, a kind of riband and binding

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Gallop

Gallopv.i.to ride fast, move fast, drive on