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gigget, giggot, gigot, jigot,
gigot [ˈdʒɪgət]
n. A leg of mutton.
n. A leg of mutton.
Gib, Gibb, Gibbie, Gibbie, Gibby, Gibby, Gilbert, reid-gibbie,
Gilbert [ˈgɪlbərt]
n. The personal name Gilbert.
dim. Gib, Gibbie
n. The personal name Gilbert.
dim. Gib, Gibbie
Compounds and phrases etc.
reid-gibbie [rid-, rɪd-]: SN. The three-spined stickleback Gasterosteus aculeatus.
gild, gjild, gyild, gyld,
gild [I.Sh. g(j)ɪld]
adj. Of full size or weight, full-grown. Arrant, great, clever, capable.
adj. Of full size or weight, full-grown. Arrant, great, clever, capable.
dyelro, geldro, gildro, gildroo, gyeldro,
gildro [I.Ork. ˈgɪldro, g(j)ɛl(d)ro, djɛl(d)ro]
n. A state of confusion or ruin.
n. A state of confusion or ruin.
gil, gill, gillock, jill,
gill [dʒɪl]
n. One fourth of a mutchkin (three qarters of an imperial gill).
v. To drink, spill, splash.
n. One fourth of a mutchkin (three qarters of an imperial gill).
v. To drink, spill, splash.
gil, gill, gillie, gilly, gyill, gyl, gyll,
gill [gɪl, I.Sh. gjɪl]
n. A ravine, gully.
dim. gillie
n. A ravine, gully.
dim. gillie
gheelie, ghillie, gillie, gilly, keelie,
gillie [ˈgɪle]
n. A male servant.
n. A male servant.
galeeperous, galeeprous, galeeprous, galleeperous, gileepris, gilleperous, gillieperous,
gillieperous [MN. gəlˈip(ə)rəs]
n. A stupid fool. A rough, ungainly person.
adj. Very foolish.
n. A stupid fool. A rough, ungainly person.
adj. Very foolish.
gallayniel, gamgallaniel, gielainger, gileynour, gillenyer, gillenynour, golinger,
gilllenyer [ˈgɪlənjər]
n. S. A cheat, swindler.
n. S. A cheat, swindler.
gelpin, gilb, gilp, gilpey, gilpie, gilpin, gilpy, glipie, gulpie, gulpin, gulping, gulpins, gulpy, kelp, kelpie,
gilpin [ˈgɪlpɪn, ˈgʌlpɪn, ˈgɛlpɪn]
gilpin [ˈgɪlpɪn, ˈgʌ-, ˈgɛ-]
n. A big, stout or well-grown young person, a young child. U. A simpleton. U. The fry of the coalfish Pollachius virens.
gilpin [ˈgɪlpɪn, ˈgʌ-, ˈgɛ-]
n. A big, stout or well-grown young person, a young child. U. A simpleton. U. The fry of the coalfish Pollachius virens.
Also the back formation gilp [ˈgɪlp, ˈgʌlp, ˈgɛlp] or kelp [kɛlp]
n. MN. A big, unwieldy child, a mischievous young person, a big, raw-boned youth
dim. gilpie A tomboy.
n. MN. A big, unwieldy child, a mischievous young person, a big, raw-boned youth
dim. gilpie A tomboy.