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Webster Dictionary :: Gambadoes

GAMBA'DOES, n. Spatterdashes.

Webster Dictionary :: Gambet

GAM'BET, n. A bird of the size of the greenshank, found in the Arctic sea, and i...

Webster Dictionary :: Gamble

GAM'BLE, v.i. [from game.] To play or game for money or other stake. GAM'BLE , v...

Webster Dictionary :: Gambler

GAM'BLER, n. One who games or plays for money or other stake. Gamblers often or ...

Webster Dictionary :: Gambling

GAM'BLING, ppr. Gaming for money.

Webster Dictionary :: Gamboge

GAMBO'GE, n. A concrete vegetable juice or gum-resin. It is brought in orbicular...

Webster Dictionary :: Gambol

GAM'BOL, v.i. 1. To dance and skip about in sport; to frisk; to leap; to play in...

Webster Dictionary :: Gamboling

GAM'BOLING, ppr. Leaping; frisking; playing pranks.

Webster Dictionary :: Gambrel

GAM'BREL, n. The hind leg of a horse. Hence, in America, a crooked stick used by...

Webster Dictionary :: Game

GAME, n. 1. Sport of any kind. 2. Jest; opposed to earnest; as, betwixt earnest ...

Webster Dictionary :: Game-egg

GA'ME-EGG, n. An egg from which a fighting cock is bred.

Webster Dictionary :: Gamecock

GA'MECOCK, n. A cock bred or used to fight; a cock kept for barbarous sport.

Webster Dictionary :: Gamekeeper

GA'MEKEEPER, n. One who has the care of game; one who is authorized to preserve ...

Webster Dictionary :: Gamesome

GA'MESOME, a. Gay; sportive; playful; frolicsome. This gamesome humor of children.

Webster Dictionary :: Gamesomely

GA'MESOMELY, adv. Merrily; playfully.

Webster Dictionary :: Gamesomeness

GA'MESOMENESS, n. Sportiveness; merriment.

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