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gaimblin, gammel, gammle, gemble, gembler, gemblin, gemmle,
gemble [ˈgɛmbɪl]
v. To gamble.
v. To gamble.
Compounds and phrases etc.
gembler: A person who gambles.
gemblin [ˈgɛmblɪn]: Gambling.
gemblin [ˈgɛmblɪn]: Gambling.
gamelock, gemblet, gemlad, gemlad, gemlet, gemlick, gimlet,
gemlet [ˈgɛmlət, SN. S. ˈgɛmlɪk, NN.b. ˈgɛmləd]
n. A gimlet.
n. A gimlet.
gaime, gam, gamester, gamey, gamie, gehm, gem, geme, gemm, gemme, gemmie, gemmie, gemmster, gemster, ghem,
gemm [g(j)ɛm]
n. Game.
dim. gemmie Gamekeeper.
n. Game.
dim. gemmie Gamekeeper.
Compounds and phrases etc.
a gemm at the ...: A game of ...
gemmster: A gamer, a gambler.
gemmster: A gamer, a gambler.
gender, gener, genner, jander, janderin,
gender [ˈdʒɛn(d)ər]
n. Gender, offspring, progeny. I.Sh. Of a female animal: in heat.
n. Gender, offspring, progeny. I.Sh. Of a female animal: in heat.
general, generaleeze, generalise, gentheral, gineral,
general [ˈdʒɛnərəl]
n. A general. A first year course at a university.
adj. General.
n. A general. A first year course at a university.
adj. General.
Compounds and phrases etc.
generalise: To generalise.
generally: In general.
generally: In general.
geenus, geni, genie, genious, genius, genus, geny, janius, jeenyass,
genie [ˈdʒini]
n. Genius, inherent ability, natural aptitude.
n. Genius, inherent ability, natural aptitude.
genious [ˈdʒinjəs]
adj. Ingenious, having genius or intelligence.
adj. Ingenious, having genius or intelligence.
gent, genteel, genteelitie, genteelity, gentie, gentil, Gentile, gentilie, gentily, gentle, gentleman, gentles, gently, gentrice, gentrie, gentry, genty, Gintile, gintry, jantry,
genteel [ˈdʒɛntil]
also gentie [ˈdʒɛnti]
adj. Genteel. Courteous, Neat, dainty, graceful, well bred, tasteful.
also gentie [ˈdʒɛnti]
adj. Genteel. Courteous, Neat, dainty, graceful, well bred, tasteful.
gentle [ˈdʒɛntl]
adj. Well-born.
adj. Well-born.
Compounds and phrases etc.
genteelity: Gentility. Gentlefolk, people of gentle birth.
Gentile: One who is not a Jew.
gentleman: A gentleman, elided gent
gentles: The gentry.
gently: Gently.
gentrice [ˈdʒɛntrɪs]: Good birth, good breeding, gentility. Gentry.
gentry: Gentry. Good birth, rank of a gentleman. A practice or characteristic of gentlefolk, good breeding.
Gentile: One who is not a Jew.
gentleman: A gentleman, elided gent
gentles: The gentry.
gently: Gently.
gentrice [ˈdʒɛntrɪs]: Good birth, good breeding, gentility. Gentry.
gentry: Gentry. Good birth, rank of a gentleman. A practice or characteristic of gentlefolk, good breeding.
genevin, genivin, genuine, genyewine,
genuine [ˈdɛn(j)uɪn]
adj. Genuine.
adj. Genuine.
duo, geo, geoe, geow, geu, gio, gjo, go, goe, gue, guo, gyo, gyoe,
geo [I. gjoː, djoː, dwoː, gjuː]
n. A creek or inlet of the sea with steep rocky sides or a cleft with deep water among rocks or a ravine in Shetland and Orkney.
n. A creek or inlet of the sea with steep rocky sides or a cleft with deep water among rocks or a ravine in Shetland and Orkney.
blin$_Geordie, blind_Geordie, blindock, blinnock, blun_Joarduck, blunnuck, Cheordag, Chordag, Doad, Doadie, Dod, Dodd, Doddie, Doddles, Dodge, Dodger, Dodie, Dodles, Geordag, Geordee, Geordie, Geordock, Geordy, George, Joarduck, Jordock,
George [ˈdʒɔr(d)ʒ, ˈdʒor(d)ʒ]
n. The Personal name George.
dim. Geordie [ˈdʒɔrdɪ, ˈdʒordɪ], Dod(die), Dodge(r), NN.a. Geordock, NN.b. Geordag [ˈtʃoːrdag]
n. The Personal name George.
dim. Geordie [ˈdʒɔrdɪ, ˈdʒordɪ], Dod(die), Dodge(r), NN.a. Geordock, NN.b. Geordag [ˈtʃoːrdag]
geordie
n. A country yokel.
n. A country yokel.
Compounds and phrases etc.
blind Geordie, #dm. blindock [blɪn(d)-]: NN.a. The flounder Platichthys flesus.
Yellae Geordie [ˈjɛlə-, MN. S. ˈjale-]: A guinea of King George's time.
Yellae Geordie [ˈjɛlə-, MN. S. ˈjale-]: A guinea of King George's time.