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gaddock, ged, ged$s-hole, gedd, geddeck, geddek, geddock, giddek, giddick, giddock, sandy_giddock, saundie-giddock, saundy-geddock, saundy-giddock,
ged [gɛd]
n. The pike Esox lucius.
dim. geddock I.Sh. The lesser sand eel Ammodytes tobianus.
n. The pike Esox lucius.
dim. geddock I.Sh. The lesser sand eel Ammodytes tobianus.
Compounds and phrases etc.
ged's-hole: A pool frequented by pike Esox lucius. The grave.
saundy-geddock: I.Sh. The sand eel Ammodytes.
saundy-geddock: I.Sh. The sand eel Ammodytes.
gee, ghea, jee, jie,
gee [giː, S. gəi]
n. A whim, notion, mood, fancy, caprice. A fit of temper, sullenness, stubbornness. A lively or daft mood.
n. A whim, notion, mood, fancy, caprice. A fit of temper, sullenness, stubbornness. A lively or daft mood.
Compounds and phrases etc.
tak the gee wi: To take offence at.
geeant [′dʒi(:)ənt, I.Sh. dʒain]
n. A giant.
n. A giant.
geeg, geegelt, geegit, geegle, geegled, geeglet, geeglet, geeglets, geeglit, geigelt, geigle, geiglit, geiglit, gig, giggit, giglet, giglet, giglets,
geeg [gig, gɪg]
v. To giggle.
pt. pp. geegit adj. Gigglish. n. One who laughs easily.
v. To giggle.
pt. pp. geegit adj. Gigglish. n. One who laughs easily.
geegle [gigl]
n. A giggle.
v. To giggle.
pt. pp. geegelt [giglt]
n. A giggle.
v. To giggle.
pt. pp. geegelt [giglt]
geeglet [ˈgiglət]
n. A flighty girl.
n. A flighty girl.
geeg, geig, gig,
geeg [giːg]
n. A gig, a light carriage. A winding engine, something that whirls.
n. A gig, a light carriage. A winding engine, something that whirls.
gawgaw, geegaa, geegaw, geegaws, geigaw, gewgaw,
geegaw [ˈgigɑ, ˈdʒidʒɑ]
n. A gewgaw, a worthless ornament. A toy, broken fragments of china used as toys.
n. A gewgaw, a worthless ornament. A toy, broken fragments of china used as toys.
geal, geel, geil, geill, gøl, gool, gyle,
geel [gil]
n. Wort in the process of fermentation. I.Sh. The ripple of the sea on a sunken rock.
n. Wort in the process of fermentation. I.Sh. The ripple of the sea on a sunken rock.
geenie, geeny, geinie,
geenie [ˈgini]
n. A guinea.
n. A guinea.
geenoch, geenyoch, geinyoch, genyough, gineoch, guynoch,
geenyoch [SW. WC. ˈginjɔx]
n. A greedy person.
adj. Ravenous, voracious, gluttonous, greedy for money, avaricious.
n. A greedy person.
adj. Ravenous, voracious, gluttonous, greedy for money, avaricious.
gaggit, geg, gegg, geggerie, geggery, geggi, geggie, geggit, geggy, pennie-geggie, penny-geggie, penny-geggy,
geg [gɛg]
n. A gag, trick, a practical joke.
v. To hoax, play a trick on someone.
pt. pp. geggit adj. I.Sh. Irritated, annoyed.
n. A gag, trick, a practical joke.
v. To hoax, play a trick on someone.
pt. pp. geggit adj. I.Sh. Irritated, annoyed.
geggery [ˈgɛgərɪ]
n. A hoax, practical joke, piece of deception, trickery.
n. A hoax, practical joke, piece of deception, trickery.
geggie [ˈgɛgi]
n. A travelling (portable) theatre, col. The mouth.
n. A travelling (portable) theatre, col. The mouth.
Compounds and phrases etc.
penny-geggie: A travelling (theatre) show.
shut yer geggie: col. Shut your mouth.
shut yer geggie: col. Shut your mouth.