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GOS'PEL, n. [L. evangelium, a good or joyful message.] The history of the birth,...
GOS'LING, n. A young goose; a goose not full grown. 1. A catkin on nut trees and...
GOS'HAWK, n. A voracious fowl of the genus Falco, or hawk kind, larger than the ...
GO'RY, a. [from gore.] Covered with congealed or clotted blood; as gory locks. 1...
GORSE GORSS, n. gors. [L. crassus.] Furz, or whin, a thick prickly shrub, of the...
GOR'MANDIZING, ppr. Eating greedily and voraciously.
GOR'MANDIZER, n. A greedy voracious eater.
GOR'MANDIZE, v.i. To eat greedily; to swallow voraciously.
GOR'MAND GOR'MANDER, n. A greedy or ravenous eater; a glutton.
GO'RING, ppr. [from gore.] Stabbing; piercing. GO'RING , n. A pricking; puncture.
GORGO'NEAN GORGO'NIAN, a. Like a gorgon; pertaining to gorgons. Gorgonia nobilis...
GORG'ON, n. [Gr.] A fabled monster of terrific aspect, the sight of which turned...
GORG'ING, ppr. Swallowing; eating greedily; glutting.
GORG'ET, n. A piece of armor for defending the throat or neck; a kind of breast-...
GOR'GEOUSNESS, n. Show of dress or ornament; splendor of raiment.
GOR'GEOUSLY, adv. With showy magnificence; splendidly; finely. The prince was go...