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Webster Dictionary :: Ghess

GHESS, for guess. [Not used.]

Webster Dictionary :: Ghost

GHOST, n. [See Ghastly .] 1. Spirit; the soul of man. In this sense seldom used....

Webster Dictionary :: Ghostlike

GHOSTLIKE, a. Withered; having sunken eyes; ghastly.

Webster Dictionary :: Ghostliness

GHOSTLINESS, n. Spiritual tendency. [Little used.]

Webster Dictionary :: Ghostly

GHOSTLY, a. Spiritual; relating to the soul; not carnal or secular. Save and def...

Webster Dictionary :: Giallolino

GIALLOLINO, n. [Eng. yellow.] A fine yellow pigment much used under the name of ...

Webster Dictionary :: Giambeaux

GIAM'BEAUX, n. Greaves; armor for the legs.

Webster Dictionary :: Giant

GI'ANT, n. [L. gigas; Gr. probably from the earth. The word originally signified...

Webster Dictionary :: Giant-killing

GI'ANT-KILLING, a. Killing or destroying giants.

Webster Dictionary :: Giantess

GI'ANTESS, n. A female giant; a female of extraordinary size and stature.

Webster Dictionary :: Giantize

GI'ANTIZE, v.i. To play the giant.

Webster Dictionary :: Giantlike

GI'ANTLIKE GI'ANTLY, a. Of unusual size; resembling a giant in bulk or stature; ...

Webster Dictionary :: Giantry

GI'ANTRY, n. The race of giants. [Little used.]

Webster Dictionary :: Giantship

GI'ANTSHIP, n. The state, quality or character of a giant. His giantship is gone...

Webster Dictionary :: Gib

GIB, n. A cat. [Not in use.] GIB , v.i. To act like a cat. [Not in use.]

Webster Dictionary :: Gibbe

GIBBE, n. An old worn-out animal. [Not used.]

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