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gaizern, geezard, gizen, gizzen, gizzen, gizzent, gizzern, gizzerned, gizzernt, gizzert, goosrin, gözren, guisserne, guizren, guzzard, guzzern,
gizzern [ˈgɪz(r)ən, ˈgʌz-]
n. The gizzard.
gizzernt
adj. Full to the gizzard.
glaan, glaani, glaanie, glan, glani, glaun, glaunie,
glaan [I.Sh. glaːn]
n. A whetstone.
dim. glaanie
glab, glabb, glabbin,
glab [I. glab]
n. A quick grab, a snatch.
v. To grab, snatch.
Compounds and phrases etc.
glabbin: Grabbing, snatching.
glacial,
glacial [ˈgleʃəl]
adj. Glacial.
glack, glack,
glack [glak]
n. A hollow between two hills. A defile or ravine. MN. The fork of a tree or road. NN.b. The space between the thumb and forefinger.
Compounds and phrases etc.
glack the mittens: To put money into (someone's) hand.
glade, glide, glyde,
glade [gled]
n. A glade, a break in a planted area caused by a hollow.
glafter, glafteret, glafterie, glafterit, glaftery, glaftrie, glaftry,
glafter [I. glaftər]
n. A burst of loud laughter.
glafterit
adj. Boisterously jolly.
glaftery
adj. Flighty, excitable.
glag, glagger, glogger,
glag [MN. ˈglag]
n. A gurgling noise in the throat as if of choking.
v. To make a gurgling or choking noise.
glagger
n. A noisy gulp. Desire, greed.
v. To be very eager, longing.
glabber, glabberin, glabbrin, glabbring, glaiber, glaiberin, glaiberrin, glaiberring,
glaiber [ˈglebər, ˈglab-]
n. Chatter.
v. To talk incessantly or idly, babble.
glaiberin [ˈglebərɪn, ˈglab-]
v. Talking incessantly or idly, babbling.
glaek, glaick, glaicks, glaik, glaike, glaikes, glaiks, glake, glakes, gleck, glecks,
glaik [glek]
usually pl. glaiks
n. A trick, prank. A mockery, a deception. A puzzle-game.
Compounds and phrases etc.
get the glaik(s): To be deceived, cheated.
gie the glaik(s): To cheat, deceive, jilt, betray, bamboozle.
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