a polecat FULSOME FIVES lustful a disease incident to horses FURNISHED FLAP-DRAGON equipped raisins in burning brandy FURNITOR FLAP-JACK furnitory, an herb a pan-cake GABERDINE GIRD a loose outer coat a sarcasm or gibe GAD a pointed instrument to scoff GAIN-GIVING GLOSE misgiving to comment GAIT GLUT going, steps to swallow GALLIARD GNARL a dance to snarl GALLIASSE GOOD-DEED a ship indeed GALLIMAUFRY GOOD-DEN a ridiculous medley good-evening GALLOW GORBELLIED to scare corpulent GALLOWGLASS GOURD the irregular infantry of Ireland and the Highlands of Scotland a game of chance GAMESTER GOUT a frolicsome person, a loose woman a drop GARBOIL GOVERNMENT disorder, uproar discretion GARISH GRAINED gaudy, staring engrained GARNER GRAMERCY to lay by, as corn in a barn grand mercy, much thanks GAST GRANGE frightened the farmstead attached to a monastery, a solitary farm-house GAUDY GRATILLITY festive used ridiculously for 'gratuity.' GAZE GRATULATE an object of wonder to congratulate GEAR GRAVE matter of business of any kind to bury GECK GREASILY a fool grossly GENEROSITY GREEK noble birth a bawd GENEROUS GREEN noble immature, fresh, unused GENTILITY GREENLY good manners foolishly GENTLE GREET gentlefolk, noble to weep GENTRY GRIZE complaisance, conduct becoming gentlefolk a step GERMEN GROSSLY seed, embryo palpably GEST GROUNDLING period one who sits in the pit of a theatre GIB GROWING a he-cat accruing GIFTS GUARD talents, endowment to decorate GIGLOT GUARDAGE
a polecat FIVES a disease incident to horses FLAP-DRAGON raisins in burning brandy FLAP-JACK a pan-cake FULSOME lustful FURNISHED equipped FURNITOR furnitory, an herb GABERDINE a loose outer coat GAD a pointed instrument GAIN-GIVING misgiving GAIT going, steps GALLIARD a dance GALLIASSE a ship GALLIMAUFRY a ridiculous medley GALLOW to scare GALLOWGLASS the irregular infantry of Ireland and the Highlands of Scotland GAMESTER a frolicsome person, a loose woman GARBOIL disorder, uproar GARISH gaudy, staring GARNER to lay by, as corn in a barn GAST frightened GAUDY festive GAZE an object of wonder GEAR matter of business of any kind GECK a fool GENEROSITY noble birth GENEROUS noble GENTILITY good manners GENTLE gentlefolk, noble GENTRY complaisance, conduct becoming gentlefolk GERMEN seed, embryo GEST period GIB a he-cat GIFTS talents, endowment GIGLOT GIRD a sarcasm or gibe to scoff GLOSE to comment GLUT to swallow GNARL to snarl GOOD-DEED indeed GOOD-DEN good-evening GORBELLIED corpulent GOURD a game of chance GOUT a drop GOVERNMENT discretion GRAINED engrained GRAMERCY grand mercy, much thanks GRANGE the farmstead attached to a monastery, a solitary farm-house GRATILLITY used ridiculously for 'gratuity.' GRATULATE to congratulate GRAVE to bury GREASILY grossly GREEK a bawd GREEN immature, fresh, unused GREENLY foolishly GREET to weep GRIZE a step GROSSLY palpably GROUNDLING one who sits in the pit of a theatre GROWING accruing GUARD to decorate GUARDAGE
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