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Webster Dictionary :: Gibber

GIB'BER, v.i. [See Gabble . It is probably allied to gabble, and to jabber.] To ...

Webster Dictionary :: Gibberish

GIB'BERISH, n. [from gibber.] Rapid and inarticulate talk; unintelligible langua...

Webster Dictionary :: Gibbet

GIB'BET, n. A gallows; a post or machine in form of a gallows, on which notoriou...

Webster Dictionary :: Gibbeted

GIB'BETED, pp. Hanged and exposed on a gibbet.

Webster Dictionary :: Gibbeting

GIB'BETING, ppr. Hanging and exposing on a gibbet.

Webster Dictionary :: Gibbier

GIB'BIER, n. Wild fowl; game. [Not used.]

Webster Dictionary :: Gibbosity

GIBBOS'ITY, n. [L. gibbosus. See Gibbous .] Protuberance; a round or swelling pr...

Webster Dictionary :: Gibbous

GIB'BOUS, a. [L. gibbus; Gr. to bend.] 1. Swelling; protuberant; convex. The moo...

Webster Dictionary :: Gibbously

GIB'BOUSLY, adv. In a gibbous or protuberant form.

Webster Dictionary :: Gibbousness

GIB'BOUSNESS, n. Protuberance; a round prominence; convexity. [This word is pref...

Webster Dictionary :: Gibbsite

GIBBS'ITE, n. A mineral found at Richmond, in Massachusetts, and named in honor ...

Webster Dictionary :: Gibcat

GIB'CAT, n. A he-cat, or an old worn-out cat.

Webster Dictionary :: Gibe

GIBE, v.i. To cast reproaches and sneering expressions; to rail at; to utter tau...

Webster Dictionary :: Gibeline

GIB'ELINE, n. The Gibelines were a faction in Italy, that opposed another factio...

Webster Dictionary :: Giber

GI'BER, n. One who utters reproachful, censorious and contemptuous expressions, ...

Webster Dictionary :: Gibing

GI'BING, ppr. Uttering reproachful, contemptuous and censorious words; scoffing.

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