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gadge, gadgee, gadgie, gadgy, gaje, gajjie,
gadgie [ˈgadʒi]
n. col. S. A man, fellow.
Also the back-formation gadge.
n. col. S. A man, fellow.
Also the back-formation gadge.
$wa-gang, aff-gaain, aff-gae, affgang, aff-gang, affgaun, aff-gaun, aff-go, aff-going, awa-gaan, awa-gaein, awagang, awagang, awa-gang, awa-gaun, b$gaun, backgaan, back-gaan, backgaen, back-gaen, backgaun, begun, bye-gaen, bye-gaen, byegangeen, bye-gangeen, byegangin, byegyan, bygaan, bygae, bygae, bygaein, by-gaein, bygaen, by-gaen, bygain, bygane, by-gane, byganes, bygangin, bygaun, by-gaun, bygaunness, bygyaan, by-gyaan, djaan, doongyan, doungaun, einganee, foregaen, foregain, foregan, foregane, foregaun, foregeen, foregein, foregyan, forgaen, forgain, forgan, forgane, forgaun, forgeen, forgein, forgyan, g$, g$_on, g$an, g$aun, g$d, g$n, g$n, g$oan, g$on, g$on_yersel, g$oot, g$wa, g$wa$, g$waa, ga, ga$, ga$an, ga$d, ga$ed, ga$en, ga$in, ga$n, gaan, gaan_ti, gaann, gaantae, gaantee, gad, gade, gae, gae$d, gaed, gaedna, gaein, gaen, gaen, gaena, gaenae, gaeng, gaes, gaeyun, gaid, gain, gain, gan, gan, gan_aboot, ganaboot, gan-aboot, ganae, ganae, gane, gang, gang$d, gang$r, gang_in, gangan, ganged, gangeen, gangel, gangels, ganger, gangerel, gangil, gangin, gangit, gangle, gangles, gangrel, gangyls, ganin, ganna, gannie, ganny, gantae, gau, gau$, gau$n, gauin, gaun, gaun, gaun, gaun$ae, gaun_tae, gaun_yersel, gaun_yirsel, gaun_yirsell, gauna, gaun-aboot, gaunae, gaung, gaunie, gaunin, gaunna, gaunnae, gaunnie, gaunny, gauns, gauns, gauntae, gauny, gaw$n, gaw$n, gawa, gawaaaah, gawaaah, gawaah, gawin, gawn, gawn, gawn_yersel, gawnae, gawni, gawni$, gawny, gay, gayin, gayun, gaze, gean, gean, ged, gee, gee$d, geed, geen, geen, geid, gein, gene, geng, geng_in, genger, geong, ghonna, gid, gie$n, gied, gien, gien, gin, gin, gin, ging, ging_in, ginger, gingin, ginna, giz, gjaan, go, go$n, goan, goan, goanae, goanie, goannae, goantae, goany, göd, goin, gointe, gon, gon, gon_yersel, gonae, gonie, gonna, gonnae, gonnay, gonney, gonni, gonnie, gonny, gonti, gony, goot, gowen, guan, guan, gud, guid, guid-gaun, gwa, gwan, gyaain, gyaan, gyaanee, gyan, gyang, gyangals, gyangrel, gyaun, gyaunee, gyeen, gyn, gyung, ingaan, ingaen, ingaen_ee, ingan, ingang, in-gang, ingangs, ingaun, ingaun_ee, ingaunee, ingonee, ingyaan, ingyan, ingyang, ingyaun, jaan, lang-gane, misgade, misgae, misgaed, near-begaan, near-begaun, nearbegaunness, nearbegyaan, near-begyaun, near-begyaunness, oangae, oangaein, oangaun, oangauns, ongaan, ongaans, on-gaans, ongae, ongaein, ongaeins, ongan, ongang, ongang, on-gang, ongaun, ongauns, ongeng, ongin, onging, ongoan, on-goeens, ongon, ongyaains, ongyaan, ongyaans, ongyan, ongyang, ongyans, ongyaun, ongyauns, ootgaan, ootgan, ootgane, oot-gane, ootgang, ootgangin, ootgaun, ootgyaan, outgane, outgang, outgaun, througang, throu-gangin, throu-gaun, throughgang, through-ganging, throughgaun, through-gaun, through-gawn, throughgoing, through-going, throw-gang, thru-gaun, wa$gang, waageng, wagaein, wagang, wa-gang, wagaun, wa-gaun, wa-gawn, waygang, wehnt, wen, went, wint, wunt,
gae [geː]
also gang [gaŋ, MN. gjaŋ & gɪŋ], C. S. gan [gan]
v. To go.
pt. gaed [geːd, gɛd, MN. gɪd, N. giːd] also went [wɛnt] Went.
pp. gane [geːn, MN. giːn] Gone.
also gang [gaŋ, MN. gjaŋ & gɪŋ], C. S. gan [gan]
v. To go.
pt. gaed [geːd, gɛd, MN. gɪd, N. giːd] also went [wɛnt] Went.
pp. gane [geːn, MN. giːn] Gone.
gaun [gɑːn, gɔːn, SEC. ˈgɑː(ɪ)n, N. I. g(j)aːn], gaein [ˈgeːɪn]
v. Going.
v. Going.
gang
n. Gait, style of walking, a person's way or pace of life. A journey, a trip on an errand. The load that can be carried in one trip. A pasture. The passage between the stalls in a cow-shed. I.Sh. A row of loops or strands in knitting. A company of people, often with disapproving overtones.
n. Gait, style of walking, a person's way or pace of life. A journey, a trip on an errand. The load that can be carried in one trip. A pasture. The passage between the stalls in a cow-shed. I.Sh. A row of loops or strands in knitting. A company of people, often with disapproving overtones.
gangle
v. MN. To wander about, straggle.
v. MN. To wander about, straggle.
gaena, gangna
neg. Do not go.
neg. Do not go.
gaedna
neg. Did not go.
neg. Did not go.
Compounds and phrases etc.
aff-gae: A start.
aff-gang: An outlet or discharge.
aff-gaun: adj. A tenant's outgoing or leaving. n. Departure, fading away, death. Start, outset.
awa-gang, 'wa-gang: Departure, leave-taking, passing away. An after-taste. A tennant's final crop before leaving a farm.
awa-gaun, awa-gaein: Departure.
aw guts and gangels: MN. Fit for nothing but eating and walking.
backgaun: Languishing, declining, not prospering.
bygae: To pass.
bygane: n. Past times, the past. adj. Bygone.
back-gang: To relapse, a relapse.
bygaun, bygaein, bygangin: Passing, bygoing.
doungaun: the downward slope of a road.
forgae: To forgo.
foregane [fərˈ-]: The foregone, former.
gae awa contracted g'wa: Go away.
gae on contracted g'on: Go on.
gaes: Goes.
g'on yersel: A shout of encouragement, insinuating the recipient needs no assistance to perform his attempted feat.
gae oot contracted g'oot: Go out.
gangels: MN. The legs.
ganger: A pedestrian, a person who is going away.
gangin [gaŋɪn, gan-, MN. gjaŋ- & gɪŋ-]: Going.
gang in: To enter.
gangrel [ˈgaŋ(ə)rəl, MN. gjaŋ(ə)rəl]: A vagrant.
gang wi the: Go by (car, bus, train, etc.)
gaun-aboot: itinerant.
gaun tae contracted gaun'ae: Going to.
guid-gaun: In good working order, active, lively, flourishing.
ingang: An entrance, entry, beginning, entry to a new tenancy. Lack, deficiency, loss of weight or measure due to shrinkage etc.
ingangs: The intestine.
ingaun, ingaein: Entrance, ingoing, way in, the assembling in a building, the entry to a new tenancy, the beginning of a furrow.
ingaun ee: SWC. The entrance to a drift mine or coal-seam.
lang-gane: Long-gone.
misgae: To go astray, go wrong, fail, miscarry. pt. misgaed.
near bygaun: Miserly, greedy, close-fisted.
near bygaunness: Niggardlyness.
ongae: The act of going on, movement, progress.
ongang: The starting up or setting in motion of machinery.
ongaun: Behaviour, a going-on.
ongauns: Goings-on.
ootgane: Past time, fully.
ootgang: An outgoing, departure, expense.
ootgaun: Outgoing, removing, leaving, the ebbing tide.
owergaun: A severe reproof, close examination.
througang: A way through, a passage, thoroughfare, lane, corridor.
throu-gangin: Active, spirited.
throu-gaun: Active, pushing, full of energy. A severe scolding.
turned gang: MN. A row of sheaves on a stack with the shear underneath.
aff-gang: An outlet or discharge.
aff-gaun: adj. A tenant's outgoing or leaving. n. Departure, fading away, death. Start, outset.
awa-gang, 'wa-gang: Departure, leave-taking, passing away. An after-taste. A tennant's final crop before leaving a farm.
awa-gaun, awa-gaein: Departure.
aw guts and gangels: MN. Fit for nothing but eating and walking.
backgaun: Languishing, declining, not prospering.
bygae: To pass.
bygane: n. Past times, the past. adj. Bygone.
back-gang: To relapse, a relapse.
bygaun, bygaein, bygangin: Passing, bygoing.
doungaun: the downward slope of a road.
forgae: To forgo.
foregane [fərˈ-]: The foregone, former.
gae awa contracted g'wa: Go away.
gae on contracted g'on: Go on.
gaes: Goes.
g'on yersel: A shout of encouragement, insinuating the recipient needs no assistance to perform his attempted feat.
gae oot contracted g'oot: Go out.
gangels: MN. The legs.
ganger: A pedestrian, a person who is going away.
gangin [gaŋɪn, gan-, MN. gjaŋ- & gɪŋ-]: Going.
gang in: To enter.
gangrel [ˈgaŋ(ə)rəl, MN. gjaŋ(ə)rəl]: A vagrant.
gang wi the: Go by (car, bus, train, etc.)
gaun-aboot: itinerant.
gaun tae contracted gaun'ae: Going to.
guid-gaun: In good working order, active, lively, flourishing.
ingang: An entrance, entry, beginning, entry to a new tenancy. Lack, deficiency, loss of weight or measure due to shrinkage etc.
ingangs: The intestine.
ingaun, ingaein: Entrance, ingoing, way in, the assembling in a building, the entry to a new tenancy, the beginning of a furrow.
ingaun ee: SWC. The entrance to a drift mine or coal-seam.
lang-gane: Long-gone.
misgae: To go astray, go wrong, fail, miscarry. pt. misgaed.
near bygaun: Miserly, greedy, close-fisted.
near bygaunness: Niggardlyness.
ongae: The act of going on, movement, progress.
ongang: The starting up or setting in motion of machinery.
ongaun: Behaviour, a going-on.
ongauns: Goings-on.
ootgane: Past time, fully.
ootgang: An outgoing, departure, expense.
ootgaun: Outgoing, removing, leaving, the ebbing tide.
owergaun: A severe reproof, close examination.
througang: A way through, a passage, thoroughfare, lane, corridor.
throu-gangin: Active, spirited.
throu-gaun: Active, pushing, full of energy. A severe scolding.
turned gang: MN. A row of sheaves on a stack with the shear underneath.
gaalic, Gael, Gaelic, gaelick, Galic, Gallic, Gallick, Gealic, gelic, gelick,
Gael [gel]
n. A highlander (Gaelic speaker).
n. A highlander (Gaelic speaker).
Gaelic [ˈga(ː)lɪk]
n. The Celtic language of the highlands.
n. The Celtic language of the highlands.
gaaf, gaefa, gafaw, gaff, gaff$d, gaff$t, gaffaa, gaffaw, gaffed, gaffer, gaffin, gafft, gafter, gauf, gauff, geefaw, goufter, gowfter, guff, guffa, guffaa, guffaw,
gaff [gaf, g(j)av gɑːf, gɔːf, N. I.Ork. gaːf]
also gaffaw
n. A loud, boisterous laugh, a guffaw.
v. To laugh loudly and immoderately, to guffaw.
#pt, pp. gafft, gaffed
also gaffaw
n. A loud, boisterous laugh, a guffaw.
v. To laugh loudly and immoderately, to guffaw.
#pt, pp. gafft, gaffed
Compounds and phrases etc.
gafferin: Chattering.
gafter: I.Ork. A loud silly laugh.
gafter: I.Ork. A loud silly laugh.
gafs, gafse, gavis, gavs, gavse, gavsin, jaffse, jafs,
gafs [I.Ork. gafs, gavs, tʃafs]
n. A snap, pretended bite.
v. To eat ravenously, swallow rapidly.
n. A snap, pretended bite.
v. To eat ravenously, swallow rapidly.
gaag, gaagle, gag, gaggle, gagl,
gag [gag]
n. MN. A filthy mass of any liquid or semi-liquid substance.
n. MN. A filthy mass of any liquid or semi-liquid substance.
Compounds and phrases etc.
gaggle: I. A moist, soft mass, a mess.
gaggle,
gaggle [gag(ə)l]
v. To laugh, giggle, cackle.
v. To laugh, giggle, cackle.
gaibie,
gaibie [S. ˈgebɪ]
n. A simpleton, a stupid person.
n. A simpleton, a stupid person.
gaible, gebble,
gaible [ˈgebl, ˈgɛbl]
v. To gabble.
v. To gabble.
Compounds and phrases etc.
gaiblin: Gabbling.
gag, gaggit, gaig, geg, gyag,
gaig [geg, gɛg, g(j)ag]
n. A crack, a chink.
n. A crack, a chink.