| garbles, jarbles, garble, jarble, |
| garbles [garblz, dʒarblz]n. Rags, tatters. |
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| gardevine, gardevin, gardyveen, |
| gardevine ['gardɪvəin, 'gardɪvin]n. A wine or spirits bottle, a case or chest for wine bottles or decanters. |
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| gardyloo, gardeloo, jordeloo, gardy loo, gardelue, |
gardyloo [gardɪ'lu:]int. A warning call. Originally a warning before servants in the higher stories of Edinburgh temements
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| Garelochheid, Gareloch, |
| Garelochheid ['ge:rlɔx,hid]pn. Garelochhead. (Argyll and Bute) |
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| gargie, |
gargie [NN. gargi]adj. Bitter.
From Gaelic garg and ie |
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| garlic, |
| garlic ['garlɪk]n. garlic. |
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| garment, garmond, garmound, |
| garment ['garmənt]n. A garment. |
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| garnet, |
| garnet ['garnət]n. A pomegranate. |
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| Garraehill, Garrahill, Garrahull, |
| Garraehill ['garəhɪl, -hʌl]pn. Garrowhill. (Glasgow) |
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| garret, garrett, |
| garret ['garət]n. A garret. |
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