Gentil, adj. gentle, refined, 5. 196; 14. 2; A 72, B 2831, D 1170; gentle, worthy, B 1627, F 452; excellent, A 718, B 3123; mild in manner, compassionate, A 647, F 483; noble, B 3. p 6. 31; well-bred, D 1111; beautiful, R. 1081; charming, R. 1016, 1216; Gentile, fem. adj. as s. gentle (woman), H 217.
Gentillesse, s. gentleness, noble kindness, courtesy, good breeding, 2. 68; 4. 279; 18. 8; L. 610, 1010, 1080; A 920, 3179, C 54, F 1524, I 154, 464; nobility, B 3. p 6. 24, B 3854; gentility, 14. 1; D 1109, 1117, 1130; worth, E 96; kindness, G 1054; condescension, B 853; high birth, I 585; slenderness, symmetry, F 426; delicate nurture, E 593.
Gentilleste, adj. sup. noblest, E 72, 131; Gentileste, gentlest, T. i. 1080; most delicate, 5. 373; Gentilest (before a vowel), noblest, 5. 635.
Gentilly, adv. gently, honourably, A 3104, F 1608; courteously, B 1093; frankly, F 674.
Gentil-man, gentleman, L. 1264; D 1116.
Gentils, s. pl. gentlefolk, 7. 67; A 3113, C 323, D 1209, E 480.
Gentil-woman, s. lady of gentle birth, L. 1306; Gentil-wommen, pl. L. 1370.
Gentrye; see Genterye.
Geomancie, s. divination by figures made on the earth, I 605. See note to A 2045.