GAUVISON—A silly fellow. Thoo gurt gauvison, thoo.
GAMMER-STANG—Varra common for a body ’at’s a bit gofferemish i’ ther ways, but Ah lite it’s ta deea wi’ gaffer
an’ gammer o’ t’ auld days. Thoo gurt silly gammer-stang
thoo, liuk whar thoo’s gaan.
GAYSHEN—A bit barnish an’ soft.
GERSE-NAIL—T’ bit o’ wire frae a scythe bliad ta t’ shaft, to keep ’t i’ t’ spot.
GERAWABACK, GERAWABY—Dog orders ta gah farder oot, an’ fetch ’em.
GESLIN—Gosling. Ah’ve hard fooak talk aboot geslin-green.
GESS—Dog niam.
GEDDERS—Pleats of a dress. O’ oot at gedders is a bad sign, an’ indicates idleness; besides it liuks seea. T’ lads ’ll deea ta see at ther’s neea gedders oot. Ah’ll say neea mair.
GEDDEREN—Collecting, of coorse—muck, mushrooms, nuts, taties, apples, an’ many a lot o’ mair things ’at’s pickt up.
GEAR—What’s o’ this gear? T’ lad’s mudder ass’d him that, as she was emptyen his pocket, an’ aboot a swillful o’ stuff—string,
marvels, knives, bits o’ iron, indy-rubber, pencils,
an’ seea on com oot. Annudder ’ll say he’s oot o’ gear when he’s badly; an’ a chap’s badly geared up when his gallases breck, er his shirt button comes off, er his dicky flees lowse.