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GOR'GEOUS, a. Showy; fine; splendid; glittering with gay colors. With gorgeous w...
GORG'ED, pp. Swallowed; glutted. GORG'ED , a. Having a gorge or throat. 1. In he...
GORGE, n. gorj. [L. gurges.] 1. The throat; the gullet; the canal of the neck by...
GO'RED, pp. Stabbed; pierced with a pointed instrument.
GORE, n. [Gr. from issuing.] 1. Blood; but generally, thick or clotted blood; bl...
GORD'IAN, a. Intricate. [See The next word.] Gordian knot, in antiquity, a knot ...
GORD, n. An instrument of gaming.
GOR'-COCK, n. The moor-cock, red-grouse, or red-game; a fowl of the gallinaceous...
GOP'PISH, a. Proud; pettish. [Not in use.] GOR'-BELLIED , a. Big-bellied. GOR'-B...
GOOSEWING, n. goos'wing. In seamen's language, a sail set on a boom on the lee s...
GOOSETONGUE, n. goos'tung. A plant of the genus Achillea.
GOOSEQUILL, n. goos'quill. The large feather or quill of a goose; or a pen made ...
GOOSENECK, n. goos'neck. In a ship, a piece of iron fixed on one end of the till...
GOOSEGR`ASS, n. goos'grass. A plant of the genus Galium. Also, the name of certa...
GOOSEFOOT, n. goos'foot. A plant, the Chenopodium.
GOOSECAP, n. goos'cap. A silly person.