Galwes, s. pl. gallows, B 3924, 3941, D 658.
Game, v.; Gamed, pt. s. impers. it pleased, A 534.
Gamen, s. game, sport, T. ii. 38, iii. 250; Game, sport, 3. 539; 22. 61; A 853, D 1275, G 703, H 100; joke, jest, 7. 279; E 733; amusement, fun, merriment, T. v. 420; HF. 886; L. 33, 489; A 2286, 4354, B 2030, 3740, 3981, 4452; Games, pl. contests, B 4. p 11. 113. A.S. gamen.
Gan, pt. s. of Ginne.
Ganeth, pr. s. yawneth, H 35. A.S. gānian, to yawn, gape.
Gape, v. gape, gasp, B 3924; Gapeth, pr. s. opens his mouth, L. 2004; Gape (also Cape), pr. pl. gape, stare, A 3841; Gaped, pt. s. gazed, A 3473; Gapeden, pt. pl. opened their mouths wide, B 1. p 4. 71; Gaping, pres. pt. gaping, A 3444; with open mouth, B 4232; wide open, A 2008. See Cape.
Gapinges, s. pl. greedy wishes, B 2. m 2. 11 (Lat. hiatus).
Gappe, s. gap, A 1639, 1645.
Gardin, s. garden, B 3732, D 759, 764, E 2029, F 902, 908; Garden, 5. 183; Gardín, R. 481; Gardýn, R. 512.
Gardin-wal, s. garden-wall, A 1060.