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galash, galashes,
galash [ˈgalaʃ]
n. A galosh, an overshoe.
pl. galashes Galoshes,
n. A galosh, an overshoe.
pl. galashes Galoshes,
Gaalae, Gala, Galae, Galaeshiels, Galashiels, Galay, Gallae, Gawla, Gawlae, Gawlie,
Galashiels [ˈgɑləʃilz]
pn. Galashiels (Borders).
contracted Gala.
pn. Galashiels (Borders).
contracted Gala.
alatians, galashan, galashans, galashin, galashin, galatian, galloshans, galloshins, galloshun, galloshuns, gallowshin, gallowshins, galoshan, galoshans, galoshin, galoshins, galoshun, galoshuns, gilashon, gilashons, goloshan, goloshans, goloshin, goloshins,
galatian [gaˈlaʃən, gaˈlɔʃən, gɔˈlaʃən]
n. An inhabitant of Galatia.
In the form galoshins The name of a play performed by boy guisers on the last days of the year.
n. An inhabitant of Galatia.
In the form galoshins The name of a play performed by boy guisers on the last days of the year.
gaalder, gaalders, galder, galders, golder,
galder [I.Sh. ˈgaldər]
n. A noisy vulgar laugh. A high roaring wind, a strong gust of wind, a strong breeze. A loud yell. Noisy chatter.
pl. galders Noisy mirth.
v. To laugh in a noisy vulgar manner. Of the wind: to blow hard, to bluster.
n. A noisy vulgar laugh. A high roaring wind, a strong gust of wind, a strong breeze. A loud yell. Noisy chatter.
pl. galders Noisy mirth.
v. To laugh in a noisy vulgar manner. Of the wind: to blow hard, to bluster.
galla, gallae, gallaes, gallas, gallaws, galloo, galloos,
gallae [ˈgalə]
n. usually pl. gallaes [′galəs, ′galəz] A gallows, an apparatus for hanging criminals.
n. usually pl. gallaes [′galəs, ′galəz] A gallows, an apparatus for hanging criminals.
Gallaerig, Gallowridge, Gaurlick, Gawrlick,
Gallaerig [ˈgarlɪk]
pn. Gallowridge (Fife).
pn. Gallowridge (Fife).
Gallaetoon, Gallaetoun, Gallatoon, Gallatoun,
Gallaetoun [ˈgalətun, ˈgaletun]
pn. Gallatown (Kirkcaldy, Fife).
pn. Gallatown (Kirkcaldy, Fife).
From gallaes and toun.
galant, galland, gallant, gallants, gallaunt,
gallant [ˈgalant n., gaˈlant v.]
adj. Gallant. Large, excellent.
v. To gallivant, to flirt.
adj. Gallant. Large, excellent.
v. To gallivant, to flirt.
Compounds and phrases etc.
gallants: pl. Nobles.
Gallawa, Gallawa$, Gallowa, Gallowa$, Galloway,
Gallawa [ˈgaləwa]
pn. Galloway.
pn. Galloway.
n. A small, sturdy type of horse. A stocky, hornless breed of black cattle.
Gallavidian
adj. Belonging to Galloway.
n. A native of Galloway.
adj. Belonging to Galloway.
n. A native of Galloway.
galliart, galliert, galyeart,
galliart [ˈgalɪjərt]
adj. arch. Brightly coloured, gaudy.
adj. arch. Brightly coloured, gaudy.