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Cherman, Gairman, Gairmanie, Gairmany, German, Germanie, germanium, Germany,
Germany [ˈdʒɛrmənɪ, ˈdʒɛrməne]
pn. Germany.
pn. Germany.
German
n. A German or the German language.
adj. Of Germany.
n. A German or the German language.
adj. Of Germany.
germanium: Germanium.
gerrick, gerrock,
gerrock [MN. ˈgɛrək]
n. A coalfish Pollachius virens in its first year.
n. A coalfish Pollachius virens in its first year.
gersty, gertie, gordsta, gorstie, gorsty,
gerstie [I.Sh. ˈgɛrsti, ˈgorsti]
n. An uncultivated boundary ridge between plots of arable land.
n. An uncultivated boundary ridge between plots of arable land.
gess,
gess [gɛs]
n. WC. A standard wooden container for fruit, the amount measured.
n. WC. A standard wooden container for fruit, the amount measured.
begesserant, gesserant,
gesserant [ˈgɛsərənt]
adj. Brilliant.
adj. Brilliant.
gester, gestur, jester,
gestur [ˈdʒɛstər]
n. A gesture.
v. To gesture.
n. A gesture.
v. To gesture.
gaet, gait, gait-on, gat, gatna, ged, geetin, get, get_a, get_on, getance, getta, gettan, gettance, getten, gettin, gettins, git, gitt, gitta, gittan, gittance, gitten, gittin, gittins, goat, gote, gotna, gott$n, gotten, gowt, gyit, ill-gotten, merry-begotten, mirry-begyit,
get [gɛt]
also git [gɪt, S. git]
v. To get.
pt. gat [gat]
pp. gotten [ˈgɔtən, ˈgotən]
also git [gɪt, S. git]
v. To get.
pt. gat [gat]
pp. gotten [ˈgɔtən, ˈgotən]
gatna v. Didn't get.
gettin [gɛtɪn]
also gittin [gɪtɪn, S. gitɪn]
v. Getting.
also gittin [gɪtɪn, S. gitɪn]
v. Getting.
gettins n. pl. Wages, earnings, gains at playing cards.
Compounds and phrases etc.
get a: To get a ...
get by: To get past, to succeed in passing, to avoid, dispense with, to carry through, complete a task.
get on: To seize suddenly or violently, to attack violently with words, to upbraid.
ill-gotten: Of a child: Illegitimate.
merry-begotten: I.Ork. Conceived out of wedlock, illegitimate.
get by: To get past, to succeed in passing, to avoid, dispense with, to carry through, complete a task.
get on: To seize suddenly or violently, to attack violently with words, to upbraid.
ill-gotten: Of a child: Illegitimate.
merry-begotten: I.Ork. Conceived out of wedlock, illegitimate.
geat, geats, ged, geds, geek, geekie, geeks, geet, geetie, geets, get, getlin, getlins, gets, gett, getts, gite, gites, gyte, gytes,
get [gɛt, S. gəit]
also N. geet [git]
n. Offspring, progeny, a child, a brat. The name given to a first-year or junior boy at the Edinburgh Royal High School or Edinburgh Academy.
pl. gets, geets
dim. MN. geetie A young coalfish Pollachius virens.
also N. geet [git]
n. Offspring, progeny, a child, a brat. The name given to a first-year or junior boy at the Edinburgh Royal High School or Edinburgh Academy.
pl. gets, geets
dim. MN. geetie A young coalfish Pollachius virens.
getlin [ˈgɛtlɪn, N. gitlɪn, S. gəitlɪn]
n. An infant (abusive).
n. An infant (abusive).
beget
v. To procreate.
pt. begat
pp. begotten
v. To procreate.
pt. begat
pp. begotten
Compounds and phrases etc.
blissen get: A late born baby.
gaagaa, gawgaw, geegaw, gewgaa, gewgaw,
gewgaw [ˈdzuːge, ˈgiugɪ]
n. S. A Jew's harp.
n. S. A Jew's harp.
gae, gai, gaily, gay, gayan, gaylie, gaylies, gayly, gengyies, gey, geyan, geyley, geylie, geylies, geylins, geyly, gie, gie-an, gien, gillie, giy, guey, guie, guy, gy, gyan, gye, gyelie, gyely, gyley, gylies, gyly,
gey [gəi]
adj. Gay. Of quantity or amount: considerable, good, great, good-sized. Of quality: fine, excellent, great, peculiar.
adj. Gay. Of quantity or amount: considerable, good, great, good-sized. Of quality: fine, excellent, great, peculiar.
Compounds and phrases etc.
gey and followed by another adj.: Great, considerable, very, adv. Pretty, very.
geylins: Considerably.
geyly, geylies: adv. Rather much, pretty well, well enough, middling, tolerably well.
geylins: Considerably.
geyly, geylies: adv. Rather much, pretty well, well enough, middling, tolerably well.