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Webster Dictionary :: Gill-flap

GILL-FLAP, n. A membrane attached to the posterior edge of the gill-lid, immedia...

Webster Dictionary :: Gill-lid

GILL-LID, n. The covering of the gills.

Webster Dictionary :: Gill-opening

GILL-OPENING, n. The aperture of a fish or other animal, by which water is admit...

Webster Dictionary :: Gillhouse

GILLHOUSE, n. A place where gill is sold.

Webster Dictionary :: Gillian

GIL'LIAN, n. A wanton girl.

Webster Dictionary :: Gillyflower

GIL'LYFLOWER, n. [supposed to be a corruption of July-flower.] The name of certa...

Webster Dictionary :: Gilse

GILSE, n. A young salmon.

Webster Dictionary :: Gilt

GILT, pp. of gild. Overlaid with gold leaf, or washed with gold; illuminated; ad...

Webster Dictionary :: Gilthead

GILT'HEAD, n. [gilt and head.] In ichthyology, a fish or a genus of fishes, the ...

Webster Dictionary :: Gilttail

GILTTAIL, n. A worm so called from its yellow tail.

Webster Dictionary :: Gim

GIM, a. [contracted from gemmy.] Neat; spruce; well dressed.

Webster Dictionary :: Gimbal

GIM'BAL, n. A brass ring by which a sea compass is suspended in its box, by mean...

Webster Dictionary :: Gimblet

GIMB'LET, n. A borer; small instrument with a pointed screw at the end, for bori...

Webster Dictionary :: Gimcrack

GIM'CRACK, n. A trivial mechanism; a device; a toy; a pretty thing.

Webster Dictionary :: Gimmal

GIM'MAL, n. Some device or machinery. GIM'MAL , a. Consisting of links.

Webster Dictionary :: Gimmer

GIM'MER, n. Movement or machinery.

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