GRADELY—Decent; menseful; fair. A gradely job.
GRANKLY, GRANKEN—Complainen, ailen. Hoo’s t’ mistress? Is she up afiut yet? Aye she’s howken aboot, but she’s a bit grankly.
GREASE-IN—To make up a quarrel with a bit of whakly talk; to gain favours by using an oily deceptive tongue.
GRAVEL-RESH—Bicycle riders ’ll tell ye aboot this yan; its when ye come doon an’ full t’ skin o’ ye wi’ muck an’ seck.
GREY-HEN—T’ bottle ’at a mower carries his looance in.
GRIAP—Ta catch fish wi’ kittlin’ them wi’ yer fingers.
GRIAP-HAULD—A good firm grip.
GRIAVE—Dig. We’ll griave t’ garden ower.
GRIME, GRIMY—Siut; smears. Thoo’s o’ grime. T’ kettle co’en t’ pan grimy.
GRIMIN—A slight covering. Ther’s bin a grimin o’ snow i’ t’ neet.