defile, to foul.
gab, the mouth.
gab, to talk.
gabs, talk.
gae, gave.
gae, to go.
gaed, went.
gaen, gone.
gaets, ways, manners.
gairs, gores.
gane, gone.
gang, to go.
gangrel, vagrant.
gar, to cause, to make, to pel.
garcock, the moorcock.
garten, garter.
gash, wise; self-pt (implying prudend prosperity);
talkative.
gashing, talking, gabbing.
gat, got.
gate, way-road, manner.
gatty, eed.
gaucie, v. gawsie.
gaud, a. goad.
gaudsman, goadsman, driver of the plough-team.
gau'n. g
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