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garnel, garnelman, gernal, girnal, girnalman, girnel, girnelnan, girner, girnerman, girnicle, gornal, gornalman, gornical, gornicalnan, gornicle, gurnal, gurnalman, gurnel, gurnell, gurnelman, gurnicle,
girnal [ˈgɪrnəl, ˈgʌrnəl]
n. A meal-chest, grain silo A thick-set, oddly-shaped man.
n. A meal-chest, grain silo A thick-set, oddly-shaped man.
Compounds and phrases etc.
girnalman: A man in charge of a meal store or granary.
girnicle: U. An odd looking, dim witted person
girnicle: U. An odd looking, dim witted person
garron, gern, girrag, girran, girrie, gurrag, gurran, gurrie, gurry,
girran [gɪrən, ˈgʌrən]
n. A small boil or pustule.
dim. NN.a. girrie, NN.b. girrag
n. A small boil or pustule.
dim. NN.a. girrie, NN.b. girrag
girst, grist,
girst [gɪrst, gɛrst]
also grist [grɪst] U. v. To guide or steer exactly.
n. The size or thickness of yarn, size or girth in general.
v. To judge, to guess size or girth.
also grist [grɪst] U. v. To guide or steer exactly.
n. The size or thickness of yarn, size or girth in general.
v. To judge, to guess size or girth.
girst, girster, grist, grister,
girst [gɪrst, gɛrst]
n. Corn for grinding.
n. Corn for grinding.
girster
n. A person who brings grist to the mill, a tenant in the thirl of a mill.
n. A person who brings grist to the mill, a tenant in the thirl of a mill.
girthie, girthy, gurdy, gurthie,
girth [ˈgɪrθɪ, ˈgɛrθɪ]
n. Girth.
n. Girth.
girthie
adj. Fat, heavy.
adj. Fat, heavy.
gerth, girt, girth, grith,
girth [gɪrθ, gɛrθ]
n. Sanctuary.
n. Sanctuary.
geest, gis, gist, jeest,
gist [dʒɪst]
n. The gist.
n. The gist.
gez, gezz, giz, gizz, gizz, jaz, jees, jeez,
gizz [dʒɪz, dʒiːz]
n. col. The face.
n. col. The face.
gez, gezz, giz, gizz, gizz, jaz, jees, jeez,
gizz [dʒɪz, dʒiːz]
n. sl. A wig.
n. sl. A wig.
gaisen, gaizen, gaizion, gaizion$t, gazed, gazen, gazened, geesen, geesent, geezen, geezened, geezent, geisend, geisened, geizant, geizent, geysent, geyze, geyzen, geyzen$d, gisen, gizzand, gizzen, gizzen, gizzened, gizzent, gyzen, gyzent, kizzen,
gizzen [ˈgɪzən, ˈgəiz-, ˈgiːz-, U. ˈgeːz-, S. ˈgɪs-]
adj. Of wooden vessels: cracked, leaky, in consequence of drought. Dry, parched, shrivelled.
v. Of wood: to shrink, warp, become leaky owing to dryness. To be or become dried up, withered and shrivelled.
pt. pp. gizzent adj. Shrunk, warped, leaky, dried up, withered, shriveled, parched. Wizened.
adj. Of wooden vessels: cracked, leaky, in consequence of drought. Dry, parched, shrivelled.
v. Of wood: to shrink, warp, become leaky owing to dryness. To be or become dried up, withered and shrivelled.
pt. pp. gizzent adj. Shrunk, warped, leaky, dried up, withered, shriveled, parched. Wizened.