Gale. s. An old bull castrated.
Gal'libagger. s. [From gally and beggar] A bug-bear.
Gal'lise. s. The gallows.
Gallid. adj. Frightened.
To Gal'ly. v. a. To frighten.
Gallant'ing, Galligant'ing. part. Wandering about in gaiety and enjoyment: applied chiefly to associations of the sexes.
Gam'bril. s. A crooked piece of wood used by butchers to spread, and by which to suspend the carcase.
Gan'ny-cock. s. A turkey-cock.
Ganny-cock's Snob. s. The long membranous appendage at the beak, by which the cock-turkey is distinguished.
Gare. s. The iron work for wheels, waggons, &c., is called ire-gare; accoutrements.