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Webster Dictionary :: Gauge

GAUGE, v.t. gage. 1. To measure or to ascertain the contents of a cask or vessel...

Webster Dictionary :: Gauged

GA'UGED, pp. Measured.

Webster Dictionary :: Gauger

GA'UGER, n. One who gauges; an officer whose business is to ascertain the conten...

Webster Dictionary :: Gauging

GA'UGING, ppr. Measuring a cask; ascertaining dimensions or proportions of quant...

Webster Dictionary :: Gauging-rod

GA'UGING-ROD, n. An instrument to be used in measuring the contents of casks or ...

Webster Dictionary :: Gaul

GAUL, n. [L. Gallia.] A name of ancient France; also, an inhabitant of Gaul.

Webster Dictionary :: Gaulish

GAUL'ISH, a. Pertaining to ancient France or Gaul.

Webster Dictionary :: Gaunt

GAUNT GAUNT'LET, n. A large iron glove with fingers covered with small plates, f...

Webster Dictionary :: Gauntly

GAUNT'LY, adv. gant'ly. Leanly; meagerly. GAUNT'LET , n. [See Gantlet .]

Webster Dictionary :: Gauze

GAUZE, n. [L. gausape, or gossipium.] A very thin, slight, transparent stuff, of...

Webster Dictionary :: Gauzeloom

GAUZELOOM, n. A loom in which gauze is wove.

Webster Dictionary :: Gauzy

GAUZ'Y, a. Like gauze; thin as gauze.

Webster Dictionary :: Gave

GAVE, pret. of give.

Webster Dictionary :: Gavel

GAV'EL, n. In law, tribute; toll; custom. [See Gable .] GAV'EL , n. 1. A small p...

Webster Dictionary :: Gavelet

GAV'ELET, n. An ancient and special cessavit in Kent, in England, where the cust...

Webster Dictionary :: Gavelkind

GAV'ELKIND, n. A tenure in England, by which land descended from the father to a...

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