gad

(verb)

[ to go around from one place to another ] 1755
[ to travel constantly without a fixed destination ] 1755
[ to range ] 1675
[ to move along slowly ] 1755
[ to ramble about without any settled purpose ] 1755
[ to rove loosely and idly ] 1755
[ to go hither and thither ] 1755
[ to walk about ] 1675
[ to rove or ramble idly or without any fixed purpose ] 1755

gaddest

(verb present tense second-person singular)

[ go around from one place to another ] 1755
[ travel constantly without a fixed destination ] 1755
[ range ] 1675
[ move along slowly ] 1755
[ ramble about without any settled purpose ] 1755
[ rove loosely and idly ] 1755
[ go hither and thither ] 1755
[ walk about ] 1675
[ rove or ramble idly or without any fixed purpose ] 1755

gain

(verb transitive)

[ to obtain as profit or advantage ] 1755
[ to win ] 1675
[ to reach ] 1675
[ to get ] 1604
[ to have the overplus in comparative determination ] 1755
[ to obtain increase of any thing allotted ] 1755
[ to procure ] 1675
[ to obtain whatever good or bad ] 1755
[ to draw into any interest or party ] 1755
[ to attain ] 1675
[ to encroach ] 1755
[ to come forward by degrees ] 1755
[ to get ground ] 1755
[ to prevail against ] 1755
[ to obtain influence with ] 1755
[ to grow rich ] 1755
[ to have advantage ] 1675
[ to be advanced in interest or happiness ] 1755
[ to get as profit or advantage ] 1755
[ to acquire ] 1675
[ to obtain or receive any thing, good or bad ] 1755
[ to draw into any interest or gathering ] 1755
[ to win to one’s side ] 1755
[ to stop someone from being angry or discontented ] 1755
[ to arrive at ] 1675
[ to advance in any undertaking ] 1755
[ to prevail ] 1675
[ to acquire strength or extent ] 1755
[ to advance nearer ] 1755
[ to prevail against or have the advantage ] 1755

(noun)

[ profit ] 1675
[ money, especially when regarded as shameful, or gained in a dishonorable way ] 1755
[ advantage ] 1675
[ interest ] 1675
[ overplus in a comparative determination ] 1755
[ any thing opposed to loss ] 1755
[ something obtained as an advantage ] 1755

gained

(participle passive)

[ obtained as profit or advantage ] 1755
[ won ] 1675
[ reached ] 1675
[ got ] 1604
[ had the overplus in comparative determination ] 1755
[ obtained increase of any thing allotted ] 1755
[ procured ] 1675
[ obtained whatever good or bad ] 1755
[ attained ] 1675
[ encroached ] 1755
[ came forward by degrees ] 1755
[ prevailed against ] 1755
[ obtained influence with ] 1755
[ grew rich ] 1755
[ had advantage ] 1675
[ advanced in interest or happiness ] 1755
[ acquired ] 1675
[ obtained or receive any thing, good or bad ] 1755
[ drew into any interest or gathering ] 1755
[ won to one’s side ] 1755
[ arrived at ] 1675
[ advanced in any undertaking ] 1755
[ prevailed ] 1675
[ acquired strength or extent ] 1755
[ advanced nearer ] 1755
[ prevailed against or have the advantage ] 1755
[ obtained influence with ] 1755

gains

(plural noun)

[ profits ] 1675
[ advantages ] 1675
[ interests ] 1675
[ overplus in comparative determinations ] 1755
[ things obtained as an advantage ] 1755

gainsay

(verb transitive)

[ to speak against ] 1755
[ contradict ] 1675
[ oppose ] 1675
[ hinder ] 1675
[ to deny ] 1675
[ to argue with ] 1755
[ to dispute against ] 1755
[ to deny any thing ] 1755
[ to oppose in words ] 1755
[ to declare not to be true what another says ] 1755
[ to oppose in words ] 1755
[ to declare not to be true what another says ] 1755

gainsayers

(plural noun)

[ opponents ] 1675
[ adversaries ] 1675
[ those who contradict or deny what is alleged ] 1755
[ opposers ] 1755
[ those who speak against, to deny or contradict ] 1755

gainsaying

(participle present tense)

[ contradicting ] 1675
[ denying ] 1675
[ opposing ] 1675
[ speaking against ] 1755
[ hindering ] 1675
[ arguing with ] 1755
[ disputing against ] 1755
[ opposing in words ] 1755
[ declaring not to be true what another says ] 1755

gall

(noun)

[ the bile ] 1675
[ one of the contents of the body ] 1755
[ a fret ] 1755
[ a sore ] 1675
[ an animal juice remarkable for its supposed bitterness ] 1755
[ any thing extremely bitter ] 1755
[ bitterness or resentfulness, especially when long-standing ] 1755
[ an instance of hurtful behavior or nature ] 1755
[ a fight hurt by fretting off the skin ] 1755
[ anger ] 1675
[ bitterness of mind ] 1755
[ an exceedingly bitter herb or root ] 1755
[ any thing very bitter or disagreeable ] 1755
[ a bitter, yellowish green fluid, like oil ] 1755
[ a wound in the skin by rubbing ] 1755
[ an herb or root ] 1755
[ anything very bitter or disagreeable ] 1755
[ whatever is very bitter or nauseous ] 1755
[ great troubles ] 1789

gallant

(adjective)

[ admirable ] 1675
[ noble ] 1675
[ finely dressed ] 1755
[ beautiful in appearance ] 1755
[ fine ] 1675
[ relating to ordinary citizens and their concerns, as distinct from military or ecclesiastical matters ] 1755
[ accomplished ] 1755
[ genteel ] 1755
[ brave ] 1675
[ well dressed ] 1755
[ showy ] 1755
[ splendid ] 1675
[ magnificent ] 1675
[ brave ] 1675
[ daring ] 1755

galleries

(plural noun)

[ balconies that surround a building ] 1755
[ walks along the floor of a house ] 1755
[ upper rooms ] 1755
[ covered parts of a building used for walking ] 1755
[ ornamental walks in gardens ] 1755
[ covered walks ] 1755
[ passages leading to several rooms in a great house ] 1755

gallery

(noun)

[ a balcony that surrounds a building ] 1755
[ a kind of walk along the floor of a house ] 1755
[ an upper room ] 1755
[ a covered part of a building used for walking ] 1755
[ an ornamental walk in gardens ] 1755
[ a covered walk ] 1755
[ a passage leading to several rooms in a great house ] 1755

gallows

(noun)

[ a frame of wood upon which malefactors are hanged ] 1755
[ a beam laid over two posts, on which malefactors are hanged ] 1755
[ instruments of punishment whereon criminals are executed by hanging, consists of two posts and a cross beam on the top, to which the criminal is suspended by a rope fastened round his neck ] 1755

gape

(verb intransitive)

[ to open the mouth wide ] 1675
[ to open ] 1604
[ to yawn ] 1675
[ to open the mouth for food ] 1755
[ to desire earnestly ] 1755
[ to crave ] 1675
[ to open in fissures or holes ] 1755
[ to open with a breach  ] 1755
[ to have a hiatus ] 1755
[ to utter or make a noise with open throat ] 1755
[ to stare with hope or expectation ] 1755
[ to stare with wonder ] 1755
[ to stare irreverently ] 1755
[ to open the mouth in wonder or surprise ] 1755
[ to open the mouth with a desire to injure or devour ] 1755

gaped

(participle passive)

[ opened the mouth wide ] 1675
[ opened ] 1604
[ yawned ] 1675
[ opened the mouth for food ] 1755
[ desired earnestly ] 1755
[ craved ] 1675
[ opened in fissures or holes ] 1755
[ opened with a breach  ] 1755
[ had a hiatus ] 1755
[ made a noise with open throat ] 1755
[ stared with hope or expectation ] 1755
[ stared with wonder ] 1755
[ stared irreverently ] 1755
[ opened the mouth in wonder or surprise ] 1755
[ opened the mouth with a desire to injure or devour ] 1755

garden

(noun)

[ a part of ground furnished with a variety of plants and flowers ] 1755
[ a piece of ground enclosed, and cultivated with extraordinary care, planted with herbs or fruits for food, or laid out for pleasure ] 1755
[ a place particularly fruitful or delightful ] 1755
[ a place enclosed, and much cultivated, for bringing up of herbs, flowers, and fruitful trees ] 1755
[ a piece of ground appropriated to the cultivation of herbs, or plants, fruits and flowers ] 1755
[ a rich, well cultivated spot or tract of country ] 1755
[ a delightful spot ] 1755

gardens

(plural noun)

[ parts of ground furnished with a variety of plants and flowers ] 1755
[ pieces of ground enclosed, and cultivated with extraordinary care, planted with herbs or fruits for food, or laid out for pleasure ] 1755
[ places particularly fruitful or delightful ] 1755
[ places enclosed, and much cultivated, for bringing up of herbs, flowers, and fruitful trees ] 1755
[ pieces of ground appropriated to the cultivation of herbs, or plants, fruits and flowers ] 1755
[ rich, well cultivated spots or tracts of country ] 1755
[ delightful spots ] 1755

garlands

(plural noun)

[ ornaments for the head made of flowers ] 1755
[ wreaths of branches or flowers ] 1755
[ crowns made of flowers and bands ] 1755
[ ornaments of flowers, fruits and leaves intermixed, anciently used where feasts and solemn rejoicings were held ] 1755

garlick

(noun)

[ a plant ] 1604
[ a plant that shoots up in blades ] 1755
[ a plant that stands erect ] 1755
[ a plant having a very strong smell, and a pungent taste ] 1755

garment

(noun)

[ a robe ] 1675
[ any thing by which the body is covered ] 1755
[ clothes ] 1604
[ dress ] 1675
[ any article of clothing, as a coat ] 1755
[ a long loose raiment worn by men and women ] 1755

garner

(noun)

[ corn chamber ] 1755
[ a storehouse for grain ] 1755
[ barn ] 1675
[ a storehouse for threshed grain ] 1755
[ a place in which threshed grain is stored up ] 1755
[ a building or place where grain is stored for preservation ] 1755

garners

(plural noun)

[ corn chambers ] 1755
[ storehouses for grain ] 1755
[ barns ] 1675
[ storehouses for threshed grain ] 1755
[ places in which threshed grain is stored up ] 1755
[ buildings or places where grain is stored for preservation ] 1755

garnish

(verb transitive)

[ trim ] 1675
[ deck up ] 1755
[ make fine ] 1755
[ to prepare ] 1675
[ to adorn ] 1675
[ to set off or trim ] 1755
[ to furnish ] 1675
[ to decorate with ornamental things that are added or attached ] 1755
[ to embellish with something laid around it ] 1755
[ to cover over ] 1755
[ deck beautifully ] 1755
[ to supply ] 1675

(noun)

[ ornament ] 1675
[ decoration ] 1675
[ embellishment ] 1755
[ an acknowledgment in money ] 1755
[ something added for adornment ] 1755

garnished

(participle passive)

[ adorned ] 1675
[ decorated ] 1675
[ embellished ] 1755
[ furnished ] 1675
[ covered over ] 1755
[ decked beautifully ] 1755

garrison

(noun)

[ a place of defense, into which soldiers are put ] 1755
[ a place that soldiers defend ] 1755
[ soldiers placed in a fortified town or castle to defend ] 1755
[ a fortified place stored with soldiers ] 1755
[ the state of being placed in a fortification for its defense ] 1755
[ a fortress that secures an area ] 1755
[ a place where soldiers are posted to defend it, or to protect, or keep in subjection the country about ] 1755
[ the bands of soldiers posted in such a place, or for such an end ] 1755
[ a body of troops stationed in a fort or fortified town, to defend it against an enemy, or to keep the inhabitants in subjection ] 1755
[ a fort, castle or fortified town, furnished with troops to defend it ] 1755

gashes

(plural noun)

[ cuts ] 1675
[ deep cuts so as to make a gaping wound ] 1755
[ cuts with a blunt instrument so as to make the wound wide ] 1755
[ deep and wide wounds ] 1755
[ cuts with a long, deep cut made in skin or flesh ] 1755
[ deep and long cuts ] 1755
[ marks or cuts of considerable length, particularly in flesh ] 1755

gat

(participle passive)

[ got ] 1604
[ obtained ] 1675
[ procured ] 1675
[ forced ] 1755
[ seized ] 1675
[ won ] 1675
[ had possession of ] 1755
[ held ] 1675
[ gained as profit ] 1755
[ gained as advantage ] 1755
[ earned ] 1675
[ gained by labor ] 1755
[ received as a price or reward ] 1755
[ learned ] 1675
[ persuaded or cause to be ] 1755
[ put into any state ] 1755
[ prevailed on ] 1755
[ induced ] 1755
[ drew ] 1675
[ hooked ] 1755
[ betook ] 1755
[ removed ] 1675
[ removed by force ] 1755
[ arrived at any state by effort ] 1755
[ found the way ] 1755
[ received advantage ] 1755

gate

(noun)

[ an entrance into a city ] 1755
[ a door made of strong planks and iron bars ] 1755
[ the door of a castle or large building ] 1755
[ a frame of timber upon hinges to give a passage into enclosed grounds ] 1755
[ an opening ] 1675
[ the entrance into a court or house ] 1755
[ a large door which gives entrance into a walled city, a castle, temple, palace or large building ] 1755
[ the frame which shuts or stops the passage of water through a dam ] 1755
[ a way ] 1675
[ the entrance to a residence or fortified place ] 1755

gates

(plural noun)

[ entrances into a city ] 1755
[ doors made of strong planks and iron bars ] 1755
[ doors of a castle or large building ] 1755
[ frames of timber upon hinges to give a passage into enclosed grounds ] 1755
[ openings ] 1675
[ entrances into a court or house ] 1755
[ large doors which give entrance into a walled city, a castle, temple, palace or large building ] 1755
[ frames which shuts or stops the passage of water through a dam ] 1755
[ ways ] 1675
[ entrances to a residence or fortified place ] 1755

gather

(verb transitive)

[ to collect ] 1604
[ to pick up ] 1675
[ to bring into one place ] 1675
[ to get in harvest ] 1755
[ to glean ] 1675
[ to pluck to get in small portions  ] 1755
[ to crop ] 1675
[ to assemble ] 1675
[ to heap up ] 1675
[ to bring together or acquire an increasing number or quantity of ] 1755
[ to select and take ] 1755
[ to sweep together ] 1755
[ to bring into one body or interest ] 1755
[ to draw together from a state of discussion ] 1755
[ to compress ] 1755
[ to contract ] 1675
[ to gain ] 1675
[ to pucker needlework ] 1755
[ to collect by reason ] 1755
[ to know by inference ] 1755
[ to collect for the poor ] 1755
[ to bring together ] 1675
[ to collect a number of separate things into one place or into one body ] 1755
[ to reap or cut and bring into barns or stores ] 1755
[ to get in small portions and bring together ] 1755
[ to collect by cropping, picking, or plucking ] 1755
[ to bring persons into one place ] 1755
[ to collect in abundance ] 1755
[ to separate from others and bring together ] 1755
[ to unit ] 1755
[ to increase ] 1675
[ to grow larger by forming or adding by gradual growth or increase ] 1755

gathered

(participle passive)

[ collected ] 1604
[ picked up ] 1675
[ brought into one place ] 1675
[ got in harvest ] 1755
[ gleaned ] 1675
[ assembled ] 1675
[ heaped up ] 1675
[ brought together ] 1675
[ collected a number of separate things into one place or into one body ] 1755
[ reaped or cut and brought into barns or stores ] 1755
[ collected by cropping, picking, or plucking ] 1755
[ brought persons into one place ] 1755
[ collected in abundance ] 1755
[ united ] 1755

gatherer

(noun)

[ one that collects ] 1604
[ one that picks up ] 1675
[ one that brings into one place ] 1675
[ one that gets in harvest ] 1755
[ a person who gleans ] 1675
[ one that assembles ] 1675
[ one that collects by cropping, picking, or plucking ] 1755
[ one that brings persons into one place ] 1755

gatherest

(verb present tense second-person singular)

[ collect ] 1604
[ pick up ] 1675
[ bring into one place ] 1675
[ get in harvest ] 1755
[ glean ] 1675
[ pluck to get in small portions ] 1755
[ crop ] 1675
[ assemble ] 1675
[ heap up ] 1675
[ bring together or acquire an increasing number or quantity of ] 1755
[ select and take ] 1755
[ sweep together ] 1755
[ bring into one body or interest ] 1755
[ draw together from a state of discussion ] 1755
[ compress ] 1755
[ contract ] 1675
[ gain ] 1675
[ pucker needlework ] 1755
[ collect by reason ] 1755
[ know by inference ] 1755
[ collect for the poor ] 1755
[ bring together ] 1675
[ collect a number of separate things into one place or into one body ] 1755
[ reap or cut and bring into barns or stores ] 1755
[ get in small portions and bring together ] 1755
[ collect by cropping, picking, or plucking ] 1755
[ bring persons into one place ] 1755
[ collect in abundance ] 1755
[ separate from others and bring together ] 1755
[ unite ] 1755
[ increase ] 1675
[ grow larger by forming or adding by gradual growth or increase ] 1755

gathereth

(verb indicative present tense third-person singular)

[ collects ] 1604
[ picks up ] 1675
[ brings into one place ] 1675
[ gets in harvest ] 1755
[ gleans ] 1675
[ plucks to get in small portions ] 1755
[ crops ] 1675
[ assembles ] 1675
[ heaps up ] 1675
[ brings together or acquires an increasing number or quantity of ] 1755
[ selects and takes ] 1755
[ sweeps together ] 1755
[ brings into one body or interest ] 1755
[ draws together from a state of discussion ] 1755
[ compresses ] 1755
[ contracts ] 1675
[ gains ] 1675
[ puckers needlework ] 1755
[ collects by reason ] 1755
[ knows by inference ] 1755
[ collects for the poor ] 1755
[ brings together ] 1675
[ collects a number of separate things into one place or into one body ] 1755
[ reaps or cuts and brings into barns or stores ] 1755
[ gets in small portions and brings together ] 1755
[ collects by cropping, picking, or plucking ] 1755
[ brings persons into one place ] 1755
[ collects in abundance ] 1755
[ separates from others and brings together ] 1755
[ unites ] 1755
[ increases ] 1675
[ grows larger by forming or adding by gradual growth or increase ] 1755

gathering

(participle present tense)

[ collecting ] 1604
[ picking up ] 1675
[ bringing into one place ] 1675
[ getting in harvest ] 1755
[ gleaning ] 1675
[ assembling ] 1675
[ heaping up ] 1675
[ bringing together ] 1675
[ collecting a number of separate things into one place or into one body ] 1755
[ reaping or cutting and bringing into barns or stores ] 1755
[ collecting by cropping, picking, or plucking ] 1755
[ bringing persons into one place ] 1755
[ collecting in abundance ] 1755
[ uniting ] 1755

gatherings

(plural noun)

[ collections ] 1604
[ assemblies ] 1675
[ harvests ] 1755
[ heaps ] 1675
[ things brought together ] 1675
[ numbers of separate things collected into one place or into one body ] 1755
[ assemblages of persons ] 1755

gave

(participle passive)

[ bestowed ] 1675
[ afforded ] 1675
[ produced ] 1675
[ bestowed a thing freely ] 1755
[ imparted or permitted any thing good or bad ] 1755

gavest

(verb second-person singular simple past tense)

[ bestowed ] 1675
[ afforded ] 1675
[ produced ] 1675
[ bestowed a thing freely ] 1755
[ imparted or permitted any thing good or bad ] 1755

gay

(adjective)

[ happy ] 1675
[ joyful ] 1675
[ cheerful ] 1675
[ fine ] 1675
[ brisk ] 1675
[ lively ] 1675
[ merry ] 1675
[ neat ] 1675
[ showy ] 1755
[ an ornament ] 1755
[ an embellishment ] 1755
[ inflamed, provoking or intensifying strong feelings ] 1755
[ excited, losing control of one’s faculties or behavior ] 1755
[ pleasant temper ] 1755
[ friendly ] 1675

gaze

(verb intransitive)

[ to admire ] 1675
[ to stare ] 1675
[ to look about ] 1755
[ to look earnestly upon ] 1755
[ to look intently and earnestly ] 1755
[ to look with eagerness ] 1755
[ to look upon a thing with curiosity ] 1755
[ to fix the eyes and look steadily and earnestly ] 1755
[ to look with curiosity, as in admiration, astonishment, or in study ] 1755
[ to view with fixed attention ] 1755

(noun)

[ intent regard ] 1755
[ a look of eagerness, wonder, or admiration ] 1755
[ a fixed look ] 1755
[ a continued look of attention ] 1755

gazingstock

(noun)

[ the object of someone's gaze ] 1755
[ star ] 1755
[ a person gazed at with scorn or abhorrence ] 1755
[ an object of curiosity or contempt ] 1755

gender

(verb)

[ to produce ] 1675
[ breed ] 1675
[ generate ] 1675
[ give rise to ] 1755
[ to beget ] 1675
[ to cause ] 1675
[ to get with young ] 1755
[ to bring forth ] 1675

gendered

(participle passive)

[ produced ] 1675
[ bred ] 1675
[ generated ] 1675
[ gave rise to ] 1755
[ begat ] 1675
[ caused ] 1675
[ got with young ] 1755
[ brought forth ] 1675

gendereth

(verb indicative present tense third-person singular)

[ produces ] 1675
[ breeds ] 1675
[ generates ] 1675
[ gives rise to ] 1755
[ begets ] 1675
[ causes ] 1675
[ gets with young ] 1755
[ brings forth ] 1675

genealogies

(plural noun)

[ generations ] 1675
[ descriptions of the lineage of any person or family ] 1755

genealogy

(noun)

[ generation ] 1675
[ a description of the lineage of any person or family ] 1755
[ history of succession of families ] 1755
[ the number of descent in order of succession ] 1755
[ a pedigree ] 1755
[ an account or history of the descent of a person or family from an ancestor ] 1755
[ the number of ancestors and their children in the natural order of succession ] 1755
[ lineage ] 1675
[ regular descent of a person or family from an ancestor or parent ] 1755
[ a list of ancestors ] 1755

general

(adjective)

[ common ] 1675
[ of all kinds or sorts ] 1755
[ not special ] 1755
[ not particular ] 1755
[ not restrained by narrow or distinctive limitations ] 1755
[ comprising the whole ] 1755
[ not directed at any single object ] 1755
[ extensive ] 1675
[ usual ] 1675
[ that which consists of, or respects many, or all of the kind ] 1755
[ relating to a whole kind ] 1755
[ to express whatever is common to a kind, or to an association of people ] 1755
[ not restrained or limited to a particular idea ] 1755
[ not specific ] 1755
[ a loose expression ] 1755
[ public ] 1675
[ relating to or comprehending the whole community ] 1755
[ common to many or the greatest number ] 1755
[ not directed to a single object ] 1755
[ having relation to all ] 1755
[ common to the whole ] 1755
[ the total ] 1755

(noun)

[ the whole ] 1675
[ the totality ] 1755
[ the main, without insisting on particulars ] 1755
[ the public ] 1675
[ the interest of the whole ] 1755

generally

(adverb)

[ without specification or exception ] 1755
[ extensively ] 1675
[ commonly ] 1675
[ most frequently ] 1755
[ in the whole taken together ] 1755
[ without detail ] 1755
[ in the whole taken together ] 1755

generation

(noun)

[ offspring ] 1675
[ the production of any thing in a natural way, which before was not in being ] 1755
[ the natural production of living creatures ] 1755
[ the descendants of a person ] 1755
[ historical account of the formation, descent, or life of one ] 1755
[ a particular order of descent ] 1755
[ the act of begetting ] 1755
[ the production of offspring ] 1755
[ production ] 1675
[ formation ] 1675
[ a single succession in natural descent, as the children of the same parents ] 1755
[ the people of the same period, or living at the same time ] 1755
[ a series of children or descendants from the same stock ] 1755
[ a family ] 1675
[ a descendant or the descendants of a person ] 1755
[ line of descent ] 1755
[ the persons existing at any particular period ] 1755

generations

(plural noun)

[ productions of any thing in a natural way, which before was not in being ] 1755
[ lineages ] 1755
[ descents ] 1675
[ the natural productions of animals ] 1755
[ offspring ] 1675
[ historical accounts of the formation, descent, or life of one ] 1755
[ particular orders of descent of groups of persons alive at the same time ] 1755
[ all future generations of people ] 1755
[ the descendants of persons ] 1755
[ series of children or descendants from the same stock ] 1755
[ families ] 1675
[ lines of descent ] 1755
[ the persons existing at any particular periods ] 1755

Gentile

(noun)

[ a heathen ] 1675
[ the nations among the Jews, which were not of the twelve tribes of Israel ] 1789
[ one of an uncovenanted nation ] 1789
[ one who knows not the true GOD ] 1789
[ a person of rank ] 1755
[ all nations besides the Jews ] 1789
[ a pagan ] 1675
[ those who were not of the Jewish religion ] 1789

gentle

(adjective)

[ well born ] 1755
[ well descended ] 1755
[ soft ] 1675
[ bland ] 1755
[ mild ] 1675
[ tame ] 1675
[ meek ] 1675
[ peaceable ] 1675
[ soothing ] 1755
[ quiet ] 1675
[ easy to be entreated ] 1755
[ of a good family or respectable birth ] 1755
[ not rough, harsh or severe ] 1755
[ a tender nature, temper or disposition ] 1755
[ not wild or turbulent ] 1755
[ treating with mildness ] 1755
[ not violent ] 1675

gentleness

(noun)

[ softness of manners ] 1755
[ sweetness of disposition ] 1755
[ meekness ] 1675
[ tenderness ] 1675
[ kindness ] 1675
[ benevolence ] 1675
[ obsolete ] 1755
[ genteel behavior ] 1755
[ softness of manners ] 1755
[ mildness of temper ] 1755
[ sweetness of disposition ] 1755
[ benevolence ] 1675
[ mild treatment ] 1755
[ opposed to harshness, bluntness, arrogance, oppression, and bitterness ] 1755

gently

(adverb)

[ softly ] 1675
[ meekly ] 1675
[ tenderly ] 1675
[ inoffensively ] 1755
[ kindly ] 1675
[ without violence, roughness or harshness ] 1755
[ mildly ] 1675
[ with tenderness ] 1755

gerah

(noun)

[ a coin valued at one twentieth of a shekel ] 1789
[ the least silver coin among the Hebrews ] 1789
[ the least of Jewish money ] 1789

gerahs

(plural noun)

[ coins valued at one twentieth of a shekel ] 1789
[ lowest valued silver coins among the hebrews ] 1789
[ lowest valued Jewish money ] 1789

get

(verb)

[ to obtain ] 1675
[ to procure ] 1675
[ to force ] 1675
[ to seize  ] 1675
[ to win ] 1675
[ to have possession of ] 1755
[ to hold ] 1675
[ to gain as profit ] 1755
[ to gain as advantage ] 1755
[ to earn ] 1675
[ to gain by labor ] 1755
[ to receive as a price or reward ] 1755
[ to learn ] 1675
[ to persuade or cause to be ] 1755
[ to put into any state ] 1755
[ to prevail on ] 1755
[ to induce ] 1755
[ to draw ] 1675
[ to hook ] 1755
[ to betake ] 1755
[ to remove ] 1675
[ to remove by force ] 1755
[ to arrive at any state by effort ] 1755
[ to find the way ] 1755
[ to receive advantage ] 1755

getteth

(verb indicative present tense third-person singular)

[ obtains ] 1675
[ procures ] 1675
[ forces ] 1675
[ seizes ] 1675
[ wins ] 1675
[ has possession of ] 1755
[ holds ] 1675
[ gains as profit ] 1755
[ gains as advantage ] 1755
[ earns ] 1675
[ gains by labor ] 1755
[ receives as a price or reward ] 1755
[ learns ] 1675
[ persuades or causes to be ] 1755
[ puts into any state ] 1755
[ prevails on ] 1755
[ induces ] 1755
[ draws ] 1675
[ hooks ] 1755
[ betakes ] 1755
[ removes ] 1675
[ removes by force ] 1755
[ arrives at any state by effort ] 1755
[ finds the way ] 1755
[ receives advantage ] 1755

getting

(participle present tense)

[ obtaining ] 1675
[ procuring ] 1675
[ forcing ] 1675
[ seizing ] 1675
[ winning ] 1675
[ having possession of ] 1755
[ holding ] 1675
[ gaining as profit ] 1755
[ gaining as advantage ] 1755
[ earning ] 1675
[ gaining by labor ] 1755
[ receiving as a price or reward ] 1755
[ learning ] 1675
[ persuading or causing to be ] 1755
[ putting into any state ] 1755
[ prevailing on ] 1755
[ inducing ] 1755
[ drawing ] 1675
[ hooking ] 1755
[ betaking ] 1755
[ removing ] 1675
[ removing by force ] 1755
[ arriving at any state by effort ] 1755
[ finding the way ] 1755
[ receiving advantage ] 1755

ghost

(noun)

[ the spirit of a person deceased ] 1755
[ the soul of man ] 1675
[ a spirit appearing after death ] 1755
[ spirit ] 1675
[ the soul of a deceased person ] 1755
[ the soul or spirit separate from the body ] 1755
[ the appearance of something remarkable or unexpected, as an image of a person ] 1755

giant

(noun)

[ a person of an uncommon and huge size and stature ] 1755
[ a person far exceeding the common stature ] 1755
[ a man of extraordinary stature or might ] 1755
[ a man of size above the ordinary rate of men ] 1755
[ a man unnaturally large ] 1755
[ a person of extraordinary size, strength, or power ] 1755

gier-eagle

(noun)

[ an eagle of a particular kind ] 1789
[ a fowl of the eagle kind ] 1789
[ a vulture ] 1675

gift

(noun)

[ a donation ] 1675
[ a reward ] 1675
[ present ] 1675
[ endowment ] 1675
[ what is given without any price or obligation ] 1755
[ a present between friends, whether given in friendship, or to repair an injury, obtain somethingdesired, or to reward a service ] 1755
[ free-will offering ] 1789
[ a bribe given to judges, to hire them to pervert judgment ] 1789
[ a bribe offered to instigate someone to wickedness ] 1789
[ that which is given without pay ] 1755
[ a thing given or bestowed ] 1755
[ something conferred without price ] 1755
[ offering ] 1675
[ power ] 1675
[ skill ] 1675

gifted

(participle passive)

[ donated ] 1675
[ rewarded ] 1675
[ presented ] 1675
[ endowed ] 1675
[ gave without any price or obligation ] 1755
[ presented between friends, whether given in friendship, or to repair an injury, obtain something desired, or to reward a service  ] 1755
[ freely offered ] 1755
[ bribe given to judges, to hire them to pervert judgment ] 1789
[ bribe offered to instigate someone to wickedness ] 1789
[ gave without pay ] 1755
[ bestowed ] 1675
[ offered ] 1675
[ given ] 1675
[ endowed with extraordinary powers ] 1755

gifts

(plural noun)

[ donations ] 1675
[ rewards ] 1675
[ presents ] 1675
[ endowments ] 1675
[ things given without any price or obligation ] 1755
[ presents between friends, whether given in friendship, or to repair an injury, obtain somethingdesired, or to reward a service ] 1755
[ free-will offerings ] 1789
[ bribes given to judges, to hire them to pervert judgment ] 1789
[ bribes offered to instigate someone to wickedness ] 1789
[ things which are given without pay ] 1755
[ things given or bestowed ] 1755
[ things conferred without price ] 1755
[ offerings ] 1675
[ powers ] 1675
[ skills ] 1675

gin

(noun)

[ a trap ] 1675
[ a snare ] 1675
[ a device for catching ] 1755
[ whatever tends to entangle one to their hurt ] 1789
[ any thing moved with instruments ] 1755

gins

(plural noun)

[ traps ] 1675
[ snares ] 1675
[ devices for catching ] 1755
[ things that tend to entangle one to their hurt ] 1789
[ things moved with instruments ] 1755

gird

(verb)

[ to bind round about ] 1675
[ to tie up close ] 1755
[ to put on so as to surround or bind ] 1755
[ to fasten by binding ] 1755
[ to invest ] 1675
[ to dress ] 1675
[ to clothe ] 1675
[ to cover round as a garment ] 1755
[ to equip ] 1675
[ to enclose ] 1675
[ to encircle ] 1755
[ to fasten any thing firm and close about one ] 1755
[ to bind by surrounding with any substance, as with a twig, a cord, bandage or cloth ] 1755
[ to make fast by binding ] 1755
[ to surround ] 1675
[ to furnish ] 1675
[ to encompass ] 1675
[ to reproach severely ] 1755
[ to remark in order to anger, wound, or provoke someone ] 1755
[ to lash ] 1675

girded

(participle passive)

[ bound round about ] 1675
[ tied up close ] 1755
[ put on so as to surround or bind ] 1755
[ fastened by binding ] 1755
[ invested ] 1675
[ dressed ] 1675
[ clothed ] 1675
[ covered round as a garment ] 1755
[ equipped ] 1675
[ enclosed ] 1675
[ encircled ] 1755
[ fastened any thing firm and close about one ] 1755
[ bound by surrounding with any substance, as with a twig, a cord, bandage or cloth ] 1755
[ made fast by binding ] 1755
[ surrounded ] 1675
[ furnished ] 1675
[ encompassed ] 1675
[ reproached severely ] 1755
[ remarked in order to anger, wound, or provoke someone ] 1755
[ lashed ] 1675

girdedst

(verb second-person singular simple past tense)

[ bound round about ] 1675
[ tied up close ] 1755
[ put on so as to surround or bind ] 1755
[ fastened by binding ] 1755
[ invested ] 1675
[ dressed ] 1675
[ clothed ] 1675
[ covered round as a garment ] 1755
[ equipped ] 1675
[ enclosed ] 1675
[ encircled ] 1755
[ fastened any thing firm and close about one ] 1755
[ bound by surrounding with any substance, as with a twig, a cord, bandage or cloth ] 1755
[ made fast by binding ] 1755
[ surrounded ] 1675
[ furnished ] 1675
[ encompassed ] 1675
[ reproached severely ] 1755
[ remarked in order to anger, wound, or provoke someone ] 1755
[ lashed ] 1675

girdeth

(verb indicative present tense third-person singular)

[ binds round about ] 1675
[ ties up close ] 1755
[ puts on so as to surround or bind ] 1755
[ fastens by binding ] 1755
[ invests ] 1675
[ dresses ] 1675
[ clothes ] 1675
[ covers round as a garment ] 1755
[ equips ] 1675
[ encloses ] 1675
[ encircles ] 1755
[ fastens any thing firm and close about one ] 1755
[ binds by surrounding with any substance, as with a twig, a cord, bandage or cloth ] 1755
[ makes fast by binding ] 1755
[ surrounds ] 1675
[ furnishes ] 1675
[ encompasses ] 1675
[ reproaches severely ] 1755
[ remarks in order to anger, wound, or provoke someone ] 1755
[ lashes ] 1675

girding

(participle present tense)

[ binding round about ] 1675
[ tying up close ] 1755
[ putting on so as to surround or bind ] 1755
[ fastening by binding ] 1755
[ investing ] 1675
[ dressing ] 1675
[ clothing ] 1675
[ covering round as a garment ] 1755
[ equipping ] 1675
[ enclosing ] 1675
[ encircling ] 1755
[ fastening any thing firm and close about one ] 1755
[ binding by surrounding with any substance, as with a twig, a cord, bandage or cloth ] 1755
[ making fast by binding ] 1755
[ surrounding ] 1675
[ furnishing ] 1675
[ encompassing ] 1675
[ reproaching severely ] 1755
[ remarking in order to anger, wound, or provoke someone ] 1755
[ lashing ] 1675

girdle

(noun)

[ belt ] 1675
[ a band or ribbon to bind up the loins ] 1755
[ any thing bound round the waist ] 1755
[ any thing drawn round the waist, and tied or buckled ] 1755
[ enclosure ] 1675
[ a belt ] 1675
[ something drawn round the waist of a person, and tied or buckled ] 1755

girl

(noun)

[ a young maid ] 1675
[ a young woman ] 1675
[ a female child ] 1755
[ any young unmarried woman ] 1755

girt

(preterit tense / participle passive / verb transitive)

[ to bind round about ] 1675
[ to tie up close ] 1755
[ to encompass ] 1675
[ to encircle ] 1755
[ to surround ] 1675

give

(verb transitive)

[ to bestow ] 1675
[ to afford ] 1675
[ to produce ] 1675
[ to bestow a thing freely ] 1755
[ to impart or permit any thing good or bad ] 1755
[ to confer without any price or reward ] 1755
[ to transmit from one to another by hand, speech, or writing ] 1755
[ to deliver ] 1675
[ to impart ] 1675
[ to communicate ] 1675
[ to put into one’s possession ] 1755
[ to consign ] 1755
[ to pay as price or reward, or in exchange ] 1755
[ to yield ] 1675
[ not to withhold ] 1755
[ to quit ] 1675
[ to yield as due ] 1755
[ to impart ] 1675
[ to grant ] 1675
[ to allow ] 1675
[ not to deny ] 1755
[ to yield with resistance ] 1755
[ to permit ] 1675
[ to commission ] 1755
[ to enable ] 1675
[ to allow ] 1675
[ to utter ] 1675
[ to pronounce ] 1675
[ to exhibit ] 1675
[ to express ] 1675
[ to do any act of which the consequence reaches others ] 1755
[ to send forth ] 1755
[ to conclude ] 1675
[ to suppose ] 1675

give place

(verb transitive)

[ to yield ] 1675
[ to withdraw to make room for ] 1755

given

(participle passive)

[ something which is supposed to be known ] 1755

giver

(noun)

[ a person who bestows a thing freely ] 1755
[ a person who produce ] 1755
[ a person who impart or permit any thing good or bad ] 1755

givest

(verb present tense second-person singular)

[ bestow ] 1675
[ afford ] 1675
[ produce ] 1675
[ bestow a thing freely ] 1755
[ impart or permit any thing good or bad ] 1755
[ confer without any price or reward ] 1755
[ transmit from one to another by hand, speech, or writing ] 1755
[ deliver ] 1675
[ impart ] 1675
[ communicate ] 1675
[ put into one’s possession ] 1755
[ consign ] 1755
[ pay as price or reward, or in exchange ] 1755
[ yield ] 1675
[ not withhold ] 1755
[ quit ] 1675
[ yield as due ] 1755
[ grant ] 1675
[ allow ] 1675
[ not deny ] 1755
[ yield with resistance ] 1755
[ permit ] 1675
[ commission ] 1755
[ enable ] 1675
[ utter ] 1675
[ pronounce ] 1675
[ exhibit ] 1675
[ express ] 1675
[ do any act of which the consequence reaches others ] 1755
[ send forth ] 1755
[ conclude ] 1675
[ suppose ] 1675

giveth

(verb indicative present tense third-person singular)

[ bestows ] 1675
[ affords ] 1675
[ produces ] 1675
[ bestows a thing freely ] 1755
[ imparts or permits any thing good or bad ] 1755
[ confers without any price or reward ] 1755
[ transmits from one to another by hand, speech, or writing ] 1755
[ delivers ] 1675
[ imparts ] 1675
[ communicates ] 1675
[ puts into one’s possession ] 1755
[ consigns ] 1755
[ pays as price or reward, or in exchange ] 1755
[ yields ] 1675
[ does not withhold ] 1755
[ quits ] 1675
[ yields as due ] 1755
[ grants ] 1675
[ allows ] 1675
[ does not deny ] 1755
[ yields with resistance ] 1755
[ permits ] 1675
[ commissions ] 1755
[ enables ] 1675
[ utters ] 1675
[ pronounces ] 1675
[ exhibits ] 1675
[ expresses ] 1675
[ does any act of which the consequence reaches others ] 1755
[ sends forth ] 1755
[ concludes ] 1675
[ supposes ] 1675

giving

(participle present tense)

[ bestowing ] 1675
[ affording ] 1675
[ producing ] 1675
[ bestowing a thing freely ] 1755
[ imparting or permitting any thing good or bad ] 1755
[ imparting ] 1675
[ granting ] 1675
[ delivering ] 1675

glad

(adjective)

[ joyful ] 1675
[ merry ] 1675
[ cheerful ] 1675
[ gay ] 1675
[ in a state of extreme amusement, especially when expressed by laughter ] 1755
[ wearing a gay appearance ] 1755
[ fertile ] 1675
[ bright ] 1675
[ showy ] 1675
[ pleased ] 1675
[ elevated with joy ] 1755
[ pleasing ] 1675
[ making one feel very happy ] 1755
[ expressing feelings of joy or pleasure ] 1755
[ pleased ] 1675
[ affected with pleasure or moderate joy ] 1755
[ moderately happy ] 1755
[ joyous ] 1675
[ expressing joy ] 1755
[ exciting joy ] 1755

gladly

(adverb)

[ joyfully ] 1675
[ with merriment ] 1755
[ with triumph ] 1675
[ with a feeling of triumphant rejoicing ] 1755
[ with pleasure ] 1675
[ cheerfully ] 1675

gladness

(noun)

[ cheerfulness ] 1675
[ joy ] 1675
[ rejoicing ] 1675
[ a moderate degree of joy and rejoicing ] 1755
[ pleasure of mind ] 1755

glass

(noun)

[ a mirror ] 1675
[ a transparent substance, made of heated and cooled flints, sand and ashes ] 1755
[ a glass vessel of any kind ] 1755
[ a looking glass ] 1675
[ a cup of glass used to drink in ] 1755
[ a hard, brittle, transparent substance, formed by fusing sand ] 1755

glasses

(plural noun)

[ mirrors ] 1675
[ transparent substances, made of heated and cooled flints, sand and ashes ] 1755
[ glass vessels of any kind ] 1755
[ looking glasses ] 1675
[ cups of glass used to drink in ] 1755
[ hard, brittle, transparent substances, formed by fusing sand ] 1755

glean

(verb transitive)

[ to pick up the scattered ears of corn after reaping ] 1755
[ to gather what the gatherers of the harvest leave behind ] 1755
[ to gather any thing thinly scattered ] 1755
[ to laboriously make a collection by slow degrees ] 1755
[ to gather ears of corn, or grapes, left by reapers and grape-gatherers ] 1789
[ to gather the stalks and ears of grain which reapers leave behind them ] 1755
[ to collect things thinly scattered ] 1755
[ to gather what is left in small groups or numbers, or what is found in detached collections ] 1755
[ to gather here and there a little bit ] 1755
[ to collect scattered stalks of grain, bunches of grapes ] 1789

gleaned

(participle passive)

[ picked up the scattered ears of corn after reaping ] 1755
[ gathered what the gatherers of the harvest leave behind ] 1755
[ gathered any thing thinly scattered ] 1755
[ laboriously made a collection by slow degrees ] 1755
[ gathered ears of corn, or grapes, left by reapers and grape-gatherers ] 1789
[ gathered after reapers ] 1755
[ collected from small detached groups ] 1755
[ cleared of what is left ] 1755

gleanings

(plural noun)

[ scattered ears of corn after reaping ] 1755
[ harvest left behind ] 1755
[ thinly scattered corn ] 1755
[ ears of corn, or grapes, left by reapers and grape-gatherers ] 1789
[ gatherings after reapers ] 1755
[ collections from small detached groups ] 1755
[ that which is left ] 1675

glede

(noun)

[ a bird ] 1675
[ a well known fowl of the ravenous kind ] 1789
[ a fowl of the aggressively greedy or grasping kind ] 1755
[ a ravenous and filthy bird ] 1789
[ a hot ember, or coal ] 1675

glistering

(participle present tense)

[ shining ] 1675
[ sparkling ] 1675
[ glittering ] 1675
[ being bright ] 1675

glitter

(verb intransitive)

[ to shine ] 1675
[ to be bright or sparkling ] 1755
[ to exhibit a gentle sheen or soft glow, especially that of a partly reflective surface ] 1755
[ to shine brightly, especially with reflected light ] 1755
[ to attract attention by reason of a beam or ray of light ] 1755
[ to sparkle with light ] 1755
[ to gleam ] 1675
[ to be splendid ] 1675
[ to be showing, and attractive ] 1755

(noun)

[ brightness ] 1675
[ brilliancy ] 1755
[ splendor ] 1675
[ luster ] 1675
[ bright glow ] 1755

glittering

(participle present tense)

[ shining ] 1675
[ exhibiting a gentle sheen or soft glow, especially that of a partly reflective surface ] 1755
[ shining brightly, especially with reflected light ] 1755
[ attracting attention by reason of a beam or ray of light ] 1755
[ sparkling with light ] 1755

gloominess

(noun)

[ darkness ] 1675
[ cloudiness ] 1675
[ want of light ] 1755
[ obscurity ] 1675
[ imperfect light ] 1755
[ want of cheerfulness ] 1755
[ cloudiness of look ] 1755
[ heaviness of mind ] 1755
[ a feeling of sadness ] 1755
[ a darkening of the air with clouds ] 1755
[ causing gloom or depression ] 1755

gloriest

(verb present tense second-person singular)

[ brag or boast ] 1675
[ boast in ] 1755
[ be proud of ] 1755

glorieth

(verb indicative present tense third-person singular)

[ brags or boasts ] 1675
[ boasts in ] 1755
[ is proud of ] 1755

glorified

(participle passive)

[ gave honor, praise, and commendation to any body ] 1755
[ gave praise to ] 1755
[ put among the blessed ] 1789
[ procured honor or praise to one ] 1755
[ paid honor or praise in worship ] 1789
[ praised ] 1675
[ honored ] 1675
[ extolled ] 1675
[ exalted to glory or dignity ] 1755
[ rendered glorious ] 1755
[ paid divine honor ] 1789
[ made glorious ] 1755
[ exalted to dignity ] 1755

glorifieth

(verb indicative present tense third-person singular)

[ gives honor, praise, and commendation to any body ] 1755
[ gives glory to ] 1755
[ praises ] 1675
[ puts among the blessed ] 1789
[ procures honor or praise to one ] 1755
[ pays honor or praise in worship ] 1789
[ honors ] 1675
[ extols ] 1675
[ exalts to glory or dignity ] 1755
[ renders glorious ] 1755
[ pays divine honor ] 1789
[ makes glorious ] 1755
[ exalts to dignity ] 1755
[ magnifies and honors in worship ] 1789
[ ascribes honor to, in thought or words ] 1755

glorify

(verb transitive)

[ give honor, praise, and commendation to any body ] 1755
[ to give glory to ] 1755
[ to praise ] 1675
[ to put among the blessed ] 1789
[ to procure honor or praise to one ] 1755
[ to pay honor or praise in worship ] 1789
[ to praise ] 1675
[ to honor ] 1675
[ to extol ] 1675
[ to exalt to glory or dignity ] 1755
[ to render glorious ] 1755
[ to pay divine honor ] 1789
[ to make glorious ] 1755
[ to exalt to dignity ] 1755
[ to magnify and honor in worship ] 1789
[ to ascribe honor to, in thought or words ] 1755
[ to pay divine honor ] 1789

glory

(noun)

[ honor ] 1675
[ renown ] 1675
[ reputation ] 1675
[ the joys of heaven ] 1675
[ the majesty of GOD considered with infinite power, and all other divine perfections ] 1675
[ praise in adoration ] 1755
[ the felicity of heaven prepared for those that please GOD ] 1755
[ praise ] 1755
[ fame ] 1755
[ celebrity ] 1755
[ splendor ] 1755
[ magnificence ] 1755
[ luster ] 1755
[ brightness ] 1755
[ pride ] 1755
[ arrogance ] 1755
[ generous pride ] 1755
[ the bright shining forth of excellency ] 1789
[ the glory of GOD, is the bright display of HIS perfections, HIS holiness, power, wisdom, and goodness ] 1789
[ GOD'S mighty power ] 1789
[ the honor of all GOD'S perfections of wisdom, equity, goodness, and truth ] 1789
[ GOD'S grace and mercy ] 1789
[ the glory ascribed or given to GOD, is the acknowledgment of HIS excellencies, by esteeming, loving, trusting in GOD, commending and praising GOD, and studying, in all we do, to aim at honoring GOD, and manifest HIS perfections to men ] 1789
[ the glorious state of happiness in heaven, which GOD prepares and bestows ] 1789
[ an honorable representation of GOD ] 1789
[ GOD'S superiority and dominion ] 1789
[ praise ascribed in adoration ] 1828
[ honorable representation of GOD ] 1828
[ distinguished honor ] 1828
[ boastfulness ] 1828
[ the unspeakable blessedness of the saints in heaven ] 1874
[ worldly splendor and greatness ] 1874
[ the glory of GOD is manifest in HIS infinite wisdom, power, and goodness, and ought to excite our gratitude, love, adoration, and praise ] 1874
[ the miracles which our SAVIOR wrought manifested HIS glory, or HIS divine power ] 1874

(verb)

[ to brag or boast ] 1675
[ to boast in ] 1755
[ to be proud of ] 1755

glorifying

(participle present tense)

[ giving honor, praise, and commendation to any body ] 1755
[ giving praise to ] 1755
[ putting among the blessed ] 1789
[ procuring honor or praise to one ] 1755
[ paying honor or praise in worship ] 1789
[ praising ] 1675
[ honoring ] 1675
[ extolling ] 1675
[ exalting to glory or dignity ] 1755
[ rendering glorious ] 1755
[ paying divine honor ] 1789
[ making glorious ] 1755
[ exalting to dignity ] 1755

glutton

(noun)

[ a greedy eater ] 1675
[ one who indulges to excess in eating ] 1755
[ one eager of any thing to excess ] 1755

gluttonous

(adjective)

[ excessively greedy eating or drinking ] 1755
[ given to excessive eating ] 1755
[ indulging the appetite for food to excess ] 1755
[ consisting in excessive eating ] 1755

gnash

(verb)

[ to strike together ] 1675
[ to clash ] 1675
[ to grind or collide the teeth and melt away ] 1755
[ to rage even to collision of the teeth ] 1755
[ to fume ] 1675
[ to growl ] 1675
[ to strike the teeth together, as in anger or pain ] 1755
[ to grind the teeth ] 1675
[ to rage even to collision with the teeth ] 1755

gnashed

(participle passive)

[ struck together ] 1675
[ clashed ] 1675
[ ground or collided the teeth and melt away ] 1755
[ raged even to collision of the teeth ] 1755
[ fumed ] 1675
[ growled ] 1675
[ struck the teeth together, as in anger or pain ] 1755
[ ground the teeth ] 1675
[ raged even to collision with the teeth ] 1755

gnasheth

(verb indicative present tense third-person singular)

[ strikes together ] 1675
[ clashes ] 1675
[ grinds or collides the teeth and melts away ] 1755
[ rages even to collision of the teeth ] 1755
[ fumes ] 1675
[ growls ] 1675
[ strikes the teeth together, as in anger or pain ] 1755
[ grinds the teeth ] 1675
[ rages even to collision with the teeth ] 1755

gnashing

(participle present tense)

[ striking together ] 1675
[ clashing ] 1675
[ grinding or collided the teeth and melt away ] 1755
[ raging even to collision of the teeth ] 1755
[ fuming ] 1675
[ growling ] 1675
[ striking the teeth together, as in anger or pain ] 1755
[ grinding the teeth ] 1675
[ raging even to collision with the teeth ] 1755

(noun)

[ a grinding or striking of the teeth in rage or anguish ] 1755

gnat

(noun)

[ a stinging fly ] 1675
[ a small winged stinging insect ] 1755
[ any thing small ] 1675
[ a small troublesome insect ] 1755
[ a smal insect ] 1675

gnaw

(verb transitive)

[ to eat by degrees ] 1755
[ to devour by slow corrosion ] 1755
[ to bite in agony or rage ] 1755
[ to wear away by biting ] 1755
[ to fret ] 1675
[ to waste ] 1675
[ to corrode ] 1675
[ to pick with the teeth ] 1755
[ to exercise the teeth ] 1755
[ to bite off by little and little ] 1755
[ to bite or scrape off with the sore teeth ] 1755
[ to wear away by biting ] 1755
[ to eat by biting off small portions of food with the sore teeth ] 1755
[ to bite in agony or rage ] 1755
[ to pick with the teeth ] 1755
[ to use the teeth in biting ] 1755

gnawed

(participle passive)

[ bit ] 1675
[ corroded ] 1675
[ ate by degrees ] 1755
[ devoured by slow corrosion ] 1755
[ bit in agony or rage ] 1755
[ wore away by biting ] 1755
[ fretted ] 1675
[ wasted ] 1675
[ corroded ] 1675
[ picked with the teeth ] 1755
[ exercised the teeth ] 1755
[ bit off by little and little ] 1755
[ bit or scraped off with the sore teeth ] 1755
[ wore away by biting ] 1755
[ ate by biting off small portions of food with the sore teeth ] 1755
[ bit in agony or rage ] 1755
[ picked with the teeth ] 1755
[ used the teeth in biting ] 1755

go

(verb transitive / preterit tense / participle passive)

[ to walk ] 1675
[ to move ] 1675
[ to move step by step ] 1755
[ not stand still ] 1755
[ to walk solemnly ] 1755
[ to walk leisurely ] 1755
[ not run ] 1755
[ to travel ] 1675
[ to journey ] 1675
[ to proceed ] 1675
[ to make progress ] 1755
[ to remove from place to place ] 1755
[ to depart from a place ] 1755
[ to move from a place ] 1755
[ to move or pass in any manner ] 1755
[ to move from a lower place to a higher ] 1755
[ to pass ] 1675
[ to proceed from one place, state or station to another ] 1755
[ to move on the feet or step by step ] 1755
[ to pass in any manner or to any end ] 1755
[ to pass from place to place ] 1755
[ to proceed from one state or belief to another ] 1755
[ to advance ] 1675
[ to penetrate ] 1675
[ to proceed or advance in accomplishing an end ] 1755
[ to happy one’s self ] 1755
[ to be about to do ] 1755
[ to move, or be in motion ] 1755

goad

(noun)

[ a sharp pointed staff to drive cattle with ] 1755
[ a pointed instrument with which oxen are driven forward ] 1755
[ a long staff, or stick, for driving cattle with ] 1755
[ a pointed instrument to stimulate a beast to move faster ] 1755
[ a rod with an iron point, used in driving cattle ] 1755

(verb)

[ to drive ] 1675
[ to incite ] 1675
[ to stimulate ] 1675
[ to instigate ] 1675
[ to drive forward ] 1755
[ to prick ] 1675
[ to urge forward ] 1755
[ to rouse by any thing severe, irritating or inflaming ] 1755
[ to drive with a pointed instrument ] 1755

goads

(plural noun)

[ sharp pointed staffs to drive cattle with ] 1755
[ pointed instruments with which oxen are driven forward ] 1755
[ long staffs, or sticks, for driving cattle with ] 1755
[ pointed instruments to stimulate a beast to move faster ] 1755
[ rods with an iron point, used in driving cattle ] 1755

goat

(noun)

[ a wild beast ] 1675
[ a four-footed animal of the flock kind, much of the same size with the sheep, but with horns bending backward ] 1755

goblet

(noun)

[ a large drinking cup, of a round shape, without feet or handles ] 1755
[ a bowl, or cup, that holds a large drink ] 1755
[ a small vessel for holding liquid ] 1675
[ a kind of cup or drinking vessel without a handle ] 1755
[ a well-known animal, of which there are several varieties, with horns of extraordinary size, bending back over the animal's body ] 1755

god

(noun)

[ a false god ] 1675
[ an idol ] 1675
[ any person or thing desired or too much honored ] 1755
[ a heathen idol ] 1789

GOD

(noun)

[ the CREATOR of all things ] 1789
[ the ALMIGHTY ] 1789

god speed

(exclamation)

[ good speed ] 1675
[ good success ] 1675

goddess

(noun)

[ a female false god ] 1755

godhead

(noun)

[ the trinity ] 1789
[ godship ] 1675
[ deity ] 1675
[ divinity ] 1675
[ divine nature ] 1755
[ the nature or essence of GOD ] 1789

godliness

(noun)

[ piety to GOD ] 1789
[ observation of all duties prescribed by scriptures ] 1789
[ the quality of being religious or reverent ] 1755
[ belief in GOD, and reverence for HIS nature and laws ] 1789
[ a religious life ] 1755
[ a careful observance of the laws of GOD, proceeding from love and reverence ] 1789
[ the whole revelation of GOD ] 1789
[ the imitation of GOD by a holy life ] 1789

godly

(adjective)

[ pious towards GOD ] 1789
[ good ] 1675
[ righteous ] 1675
[ what proceeds from and is pleasing to GOD ] 1789
[ reverencing GOD, and HIS nature and laws ] 1789
[ living in obedience to GOD’S commands, from a principle of love to HIM and reverence of HIS nature and precepts ] 1789
[ conformed to GOD’S law ] 1789
[ that which proceeds from or resembles GOD ] 1789

(adverb)

[ piously ] 1675
[ righteously ] 1675

gods

(plural noun)

[ false gods ] 1675
[ idols ] 1675
[ persons or things desired or too much honored ] 1755
[ heathen idols ] 1789

god-ward

(adverb / adjective)

[ toward GOD ] 1789

goest

(verb present tense second-person singular)

[ walk ] 1675
[ move ] 1675
[ move step by step ] 1755
[ not stand still ] 1755
[ walk solemnly ] 1755
[ walk leisurely ] 1755
[ not run ] 1755
[ travel ] 1675
[ journey ] 1675
[ proceed ] 1675
[ make progress ] 1755
[ remove from place to place ] 1755
[ depart from a place ] 1755
[ move from a place ] 1755
[ move or pass in any manner ] 1755
[ move from a lower place to a higher ] 1755
[ pass ] 1675
[ proceed from one place, state or station to another ] 1755
[ move on the feet or step by step ] 1755
[ pass in any manner or to any end ] 1755
[ pass from place to place ] 1755
[ proceed from one state or belief to another ] 1755
[ advance ] 1675
[ penetrate ] 1675
[ proceed or advance in accomplishing an end ] 1755
[ happy one’s self ] 1755
[ be about to do ] 1755
[ move, or be in motion ] 1755

goeth

(verb indicative present tense third-person singular)

[ walks ] 1675
[ moves ] 1675
[ moves step by step ] 1755
[ does not stand still ] 1755
[ walks solemnly ] 1755
[ walks leisurely ] 1755
[ does not run ] 1755
[ travels ] 1675
[ journeys ] 1675
[ proceeds ] 1675
[ makes progress ] 1755
[ removes from place to place ] 1755
[ departs from a place ] 1755
[ moves from a place ] 1755
[ moves or passes in any manner ] 1755
[ moves from a lower place to a higher ] 1755
[ passes ] 1675
[ proceeds from one place, state or station to another ] 1755
[ moves on the feet or step by step ] 1755
[ passes in any manner or to any end ] 1755
[ passes from place to place ] 1755
[ proceeds from one state or belief to another ] 1755
[ advances ] 1675
[ penetrates ] 1675
[ proceeds or advances in accomplishing an end ] 1755
[ happies one’s self ] 1755
[ is about to do ] 1755
[ moves, or is in motion ] 1755

going

(participle present tense)

[ walking ] 1675
[ moving ] 1675
[ journeying ] 1675
[ traveling ] 1675
[ turning ] 1675
[ passing ] 1675
[ proceeding from one place, state or station to another ] 1755
[ advancing ] 1675
[ penetrating ] 1675

goings

(plural noun)

[ acts of moving in any manner ] 1755
[ acts of walking ] 1755
[ acts of journeying ] 1755
[ acts of pregnancy ] 1755
[ acts of moving ] 1755
[ acts of traveling ] 1755
[ acts of turning ] 1755
[ acts of procedure, way, course, behavior, deportment ] 1755
[ acts of passing ] 1755
[ acts of proceeding from one place, state or station to another ] 1755
[ acts of advancing ] 1755

gold

(noun)

[ the most weighty, most perfect, and most valuable of all metals ] 1755
[ money ] 1675
[ that which is used for any thing pleasing or valuable ] 1755
[ a precious metal, yellowish orange, and most heavy, use, and shining ] 1755
[ a valuable metal of a bright yellow color, easily bent or workable ] 1755
[ something pleasing or valuable ] 1755
[ a bright yellow color ] 1675
[ riches ] 1675
[ wealth ] 1675

goldsmith

(noun)

[ one who works with gold ] 1675
[ an artisan who makes vessels and ornaments of gold or silver ] 1755

goldsmiths

(plural noun)

[ those who work with gold ] 1675
[ artisans who make vessels and ornaments of gold or silver ] 1755

gone

(participle passive)

[ walked ] 1675
[ moved ] 1675
[ moved step by step ] 1755
[ not stood still ] 1755
[ walked solemnly ] 1755
[ walked leisurely ] 1755
[ not run ] 1755
[ travelled ] 1675
[ journeyed ] 1675
[ proceeded ] 1675
[ made progress ] 1755
[ removed from place to place ] 1755
[ departed from a place ] 1755
[ moved from a place ] 1755
[ moved or passed in any manner ] 1755
[ moved from a lower place to a higher ] 1755
[ passed ] 1675
[ proceeded from one place, state or station to another ] 1755
[ moved on the feet or step by step ] 1755
[ passed in any manner or to any end ] 1755
[ passed from place to place ] 1755
[ proceeded from one state or belief to another ] 1755
[ advanced ] 1675
[ penetrated ] 1675
[ proceeded or advanced in accomplishing an end ] 1755
[ happied one’s self ] 1755
[ been about to do ] 1755
[ moved, or been in motion ] 1755

good

(adjective)

[ beneficial ] 1675
[ having such qualities as are expected or desired ] 1755
[ proper ] 1675
[ fit ] 1675
[ convenient ] 1675
[ uncorrupted ] 1755
[ undamaged ] 1755
[ wholesome ] 1675
[ healthy ] 1675
[ pleasant to the taste ] 1755
[ complete ] 1675
[ full ] 1675
[ useful ] 1675
[ valuable ] 1675
[ sound ] 1675
[ not false ] 1755
[ not salacious ] 1755
[ valid ] 1675
[ rightly claimed or held ] 1755
[ confirmed ] 1675
[ attested ] 1675
[ having the qualities desired to a considerable degree ] 1755
[ sufficient ] 1675
[ not too little ] 1755
[ no worse ] 1755
[ well qualified ] 1755
[ not deficient ] 1755
[ skillful ] 1675
[ ready ] 1675
[ showing or having skill, especially with the hands ] 1755
[ happy ] 1675
[ prosperous ] 1675
[ honorable ] 1675
[ decent ] 1675
[ serious ] 1675
[ earnest ] 1675
[ rich ] 1675
[ of credit ] 1755
[ able to fulfill engagements ] 1755
[ having moral qualities, such as are wished ] 1755
[ virtuous ] 1675
[ kind ] 1675
[ benevolent ] 1675
[ favorable ] 1675
[ loving ] 1675
[ merry ] 1675
[ what is agreeable, and answers its proper end ] 1755
[ holy ] 1675
[ bountiful ] 1675
[ merciful ] 1675
[ expedient and convenient for the time ] 1755
[ not weak, false or defective ] 1755
[ having strength adequate to its support ] 1755
[ complete or sufficiently perfect in its kind ] 1755
[ having the qualities best adapted to its design and use ] 1755
[ pious ] 1675
[ seasonable ] 1675
[ well adapted to the end ] 1755
[ conducive to happiness ] 1755
[ perfect ] 1675
[ suitable to the taste or to health ] 1755
[ not disagreeable or harmful ] 1755
[ not feigned ] 1755
[ safe ] 1675
[ brave ] 1675
[ comely ] 1675
[ handsome ] 1675
[ well formed ] 1755
[ friendly ] 1675

(noun)

[ that which is beneficial or advantageous ] 1755
[ benefit ] 1675
[ advantage ] 1675
[ welfare ] 1755
[ prosperity ] 1675
[ that which is morally right or excellent ] 1755
[ the opposite of evil ] 1675
[ that which promotes happiness or well-being ] 1755

good speed

(noun)

[ good success ] 1675

goodlier

(adjective)

[ fairer ] 1675
[ finer ] 1675

goodliest

(adjective)

[ most beneficial ] 1675
[ having such qualities as are expected or desired in the highest degree ] 1755
[ most proper ] 1675
[ most fit ] 1675
[ most convenient ] 1675
[ most wholesome ] 1675
[ most useful ] 1675
[ most valuable ] 1675
[ most sound ] 1675
[ most skillful ] 1675
[ most honorable ] 1675
[ most virtuous ] 1675
[ most kind ] 1675
[ most benevolent ] 1675
[ most favorable ] 1675
[ most holy ] 1675
[ most bountiful ] 1675
[ most merciful ] 1675
[ most perfect ] 1675
[ most comely ] 1675
[ most handsome ] 1675
[ most well formed ] 1755

goodliness

(noun)

[ beauty ] 1675
[ grace ] 1675
[ beauty of form ] 1755
[ the whole revelation of GOD ] 1789
[ the quality of being graceful in appearance or manner ] 1755

goodly

(adjective)

[ fair ] 1675
[ fine ] 1675
[ beautiful ] 1675
[ graceful ] 1675
[ splendid ] 1675
[ bulky ] 1675
[ swelling ] 1755
[ affectedly swollen ] 1755
[ happy ] 1675
[ being of a handsome form ] 1755
[ desirable ] 1675
[ obsolete ] 1755
[ pleasant ] 1675
[ agreeable ] 1675
[ what is valuable ] 1755
[ lovely ] 1675
[ big and strong ] 1755

(adverb)

[ excellently ] 1675

goodman

(noun)

[ the male head of the household ] 1755
[ a country name or title for master of family ] 1755
[ a title of formal politeness and courtesy in behavior or speech ] 1755
[ the master of a family ] 1675

goodness

(noun)

[ good times or moods ] 1755
[ desirable qualities ] 1755
[ kindness ] 1675
[ favor shown ] 1755
[ the state of being good ] 1755
[ the qualities which constitute value, excellence or perfection ] 1755
[ the moral qualities which constitute excellence ] 1755
[ moral virtue ] 1675
[ benevolence of nature ] 1755
[ kindness of heart ] 1755
[ acts of kindness or charity exercised ] 1755
[ acts of benevolence, compassion or mercy ] 1755
[ the state of being good  ] 1755
[ favor shown ] 1755

goods

(plural noun)

[ moveables in a house ] 1755
[ wares ] 1675
[ merchandise ] 1675
[ freight ] 1675
[ household furniture ] 1755
[ materials bought and sold by merchants and traders ] 1755
[ possessions bought and sold by merchants and traders ] 1755

gopher

(noun)

[ the wood of which the ark was built ] 1789

gore

(verb)

[ to push with the horn, as a bull does ] 1755
[ to stab ] 1675
[ to pierce ] 1675
[ to pierce with a horn ] 1755
[ to penetrate with a pointed instrument, as a spear ] 1755
[ to pierce with the point of a horn ] 1755

gorgeous

(adjective)

[ costly ] 1675
[ gallant ] 1675
[ stately ] 1675
[ fine ] 1675
[ splendid ] 1675
[ glittering in various colors ] 1755
[ showy ] 1675

gorgeously

(adverb)

[ splendidly ] 1675
[ magnificently ] 1675
[ finely ] 1675
[ with showy magnificence ] 1755

gospel

(noun)

[ glad tidings ] 1675
[ GOD’S word ] 1789
[ good saying ] 1675
[ the principles of Christianity therein revealed ] 1789
[ the holy book of the Christian revelation ] 1789
[ divinity ] 1675
[ the history of the birth, life, actions, death, resurrection, ascension and doctrines of JESUS CHRIST ] 1789
[ the revelation of the grace of GOD, and salvation, as revealed by JESUS CHRIST ] 1789
[ good tidings ] 1675
[ a revelation of the grace of GODto fallen man, through the sacrifice of JESUS CHRIST ] 1789
[ the account of our SAVIOR’S life, death, and resurrection ] 1789

got

(preterit tense)

[ obtained ] 1675
[ procured ] 1675
[ forced ] 1675
[ seized ] 1675
[ won ] 1675
[ had possession of ] 1755
[ held ] 1675
[ gained as profit ] 1755
[ gained as advantage ] 1755
[ earned ] 1675
[ gained by labor ] 1755
[ received as a price or reward ] 1755
[ learned ] 1675
[ persuaded or cause to be ] 1755
[ put into any state ] 1755
[ prevailed on ] 1755
[ induced ] 1755
[ drew ] 1675
[ hooked ] 1755
[ betook ] 1755
[ removed ] 1675
[ removed by force ] 1755
[ arrived at any state by effort ] 1755
[ found the way ] 1755
[ received advantage ] 1755

gotten

(participle passive)

[ obtained ] 1675
[ procured ] 1675
[ forced ] 1675
[ seized ] 1675
[ won ] 1675
[ had possession of ] 1755
[ held ] 1675
[ gained as profit ] 1755
[ gained as advantage ] 1755
[ earned ] 1675
[ gained by labor ] 1755
[ received as a price or reward ] 1755
[ learned ] 1675
[ persuaded or cause to be ] 1755
[ put into any state ] 1755
[ prevailed on ] 1755
[ induced ] 1755
[ drew ] 1675
[ hooked ] 1755
[ betook ] 1755
[ removed ] 1675
[ removed by force ] 1755
[ arrived at any state by effort ] 1755
[ found the way ] 1755
[ received advantage ] 1755

gourd

(noun)

[ a plant of the nature of a melon ] 1755
[ a flower consisting of one leaf, the fruit of some are long or round, and containing many seeds ] 1755
[ a small shrub, which grows up in a few days to a considerable height, and, with its large leaves, forms an agreeable shade ] 1789
[ a plant and its fruit ] 1675
[ a plant that provides shade ] 1789

govern

(verb transitive)

[ to rule ] 1675
[ manage ] 1675
[ look to ] 1675
[ take care of ] 1675
[ to regulate ] 1675
[ to influence ] 1755
[ to direct ] 1675
[ to restrain ] 1675
[ to behave with haughtiness ] 1755
[ to direct and control, as the actions or conduct of people, either by established laws or by unrestrained will ] 1755
[ to regulate by authority ] 1755
[ to control ] 1675
[ to keep in due subjection ] 1755
[ to steer ] 1675
[ to regulate the course or motion ] 1755
[ to exercise authority ] 1755
[ to maintain or have control ] 1755
[ to keep within the limits prescribed by law or sovereign will ] 1755
[ to keep in due subjection, as to restrain the passions or temper ] 1755
[ to administer the laws ] 1755
[ to have the control ] 1755

government

(noun)

[ rule ] 1675
[ dominion ] 1675
[ the province or place governed ] 1755
[ the form or manner of governing ] 1755
[ form of community with respect to the disposition of authority ] 1755
[ an establishment of authority ] 1755
[ administration ] 1675
[ regularity of behavior ] 1755
[ manageableness ] 1755
[ compliance ] 1675
[ obedient or attentive to an excessive or servile degree ] 1755
[ direction ] 1675
[ regulation ] 1675
[ control ] 1675
[ restraint ] 1675
[ the exercise of authority ] 1755
[ direction and restraint exercised over the actions of people in communities, societies or states ] 1755
[ the exercise of authority by a parent or householder ] 1755
[ that form of fundamental rules and principles by which a nation or state is governed ] 1755
[ an empire, kingdom or state ] 1755
[ any territory over which the right of power or authority is extended ] 1755

governments

(plural noun)

[ rules ] 1675
[ dominions ] 1675
[ provinces or places governed ] 1755
[ forms or manners of governing ] 1755
[ forms of community with respect to the disposition of authority ] 1755
[ established authorities ] 1755
[ administrations ] 1675

governor

(noun)

[ a ruler ] 1675
[ a commander ] 1675
[ one who has strong or powerful direction ] 1755
[ one who is invested with authority in a state ] 1755
[ one who rules any place with delegated and temporary authority ] 1755
[ regulator ] 1675
[ manager ] 1675
[ one that governs, rules or directs ] 1755
[ one possessing delegated authority ] 1755