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)

[ moved about restlessly ] 1755
[ roamed idly ] 1755
[ rambled ] 1675
[ ranged ] 1675
[ moved along slowly ] 1755
[ rambled about without any settled purpose ] 1755
[ loosely went around from one place to another ] 1755
[ gone hither and thither ] 1755
[ stole away ] 1755
[ walked about ] 1675
[ roved without any fixed purpose ] 1755
[ roved or rambled idly or without any fixed purpose ] 1755

gain

(verb transitive)

[ to obtained 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
[ to obtain influence with ] 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

(adjective)

[ ready ] 1675
[ showing or having skill, especially with the hands ] 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 a 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 contradicts or denies 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

(verb)

[ to fret ] 1675
[ to rub off the skin ] 1755
[ to hurt by gradually wearing away by rubbing or gnawing the skin ] 1755
[ to impair ] 1675
[ to wear away ] 1675
[ to tease ] 1755
[ to fret and wear away by heat ] 1755
[ to vex ] 1675
[ to harass ] 1675
[ to mischief ] 1755
[ to damage or remove part of the surface of the skin ] 1755
[ to hurt or break the skin by rubbing ] 1755
[ to wound ] 1675
[ to break the surface of any thing by rubbing ] 1755
[ to injure ] 1675
[ to harass ] 1675
[ to annoy ] 1755

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 surrounds 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 walks ] 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  ] 1755
[ 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

(verb)

[ to cultivate a graden ] 1755
[ to lay out and to cultivate a garden ] 1755
[ to prepare ground, to plant and till it, for the purpose of producing plants, shrubs, flowers and fruits ] 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)

[ ornament for the head made of flowers ] 1755
[ wreaths of branches or flowers ] 1755
[ a kind of crown 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

(verb)

[ to store up in a storehouse ] 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 gives 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

gatherest

(verb present tense second-person singular)

[ collected ] 1604
[ picked up ] 1675
[ brought into one place ] 1675
[ got in harvest ] 1755
[ gleaned ] 1675
[ plucked ] 1675
[ cropped ] 1675
[ assembled ] 1675
[ heaped up ] 1675
[ brought together or acquired an increasing number or quantity of ] 1755
[ selected and taking ] 1755
[ swept together ] 1755
[ brought into one body or interest ] 1755
[ drew together from a state of discussion ] 1755
[ compressed ] 1755
[ contracted ] 1675
[ gained ] 1675
[ puckered needlework ] 1755
[ collected by reason ] 1755
[ knew by inference ] 1755
[ collected for the poor ] 1755
[ brought together ] 1675
[ collected a number of separate things into one place or into one body ] 1755
[ reaped or cut and bring into barns or stores ] 1755
[ got in small portions and bring together ] 1755
[ collected by cropping, picking, or plucking ] 1755
[ brought persons into one place ] 1755
[ collected in abundance ] 1755
[ separated from others and bring together ] 1755
[ united ] 1675
[ increased ] 1675
[ grew larger by forming or adding by gradual growth or increase ] 1755

gathereth

(verb indicative present tense third-person singular)

[ collecting ] 1604
[ picking up ] 1675
[ bringing into one place ] 1675
[ getting in harvest ] 1755
[ gleaning ] 1675
[ plucking ] 1675
[ cropping ] 1675
[ assembling ] 1675
[ heaping up ] 1675
[ bringing together or acquiring an increasing number or quantity of ] 1755
[ selecting and taking ] 1755
[ sweeping together ] 1755
[ bringing into one body or interest ] 1755
[ drawing together from a state of discussion ] 1755
[ compressing ] 1755
[ contracting ] 1675
[ gaining ] 1675
[ puckering needlework ] 1755
[ collecting by reason ] 1755
[ knowing by inference ] 1755
[ collecting for the poor ] 1755
[ bringing together ] 1675
[ collecting a number of separate things into one place or into one body ] 1755
[ reaping or cut and bring into barns or stores ] 1755
[ getting in small portions and bring together ] 1755
[ collecting by cropping, picking, or plucking ] 1755
[ bringing persons into one place ] 1755
[ collecting in abundance ] 1755
[ separating from others and bring together ] 1755
[ uniting ] 1675
[ increasing ] 1675
[ growing larger by forming or adding by gradual growth or increase ] 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 present tense second-person singular)

[ 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

(noun)

[ a kind ] 1675
[ a sort ] 1675
[ a list of ancestors ] 1755
[ male or female ] 1755
[ a denomination given, masculine or feminine ] 1755
[ a difference in words, to express the distinction of male or female ] 1755

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)

[ producing ] 1675
[ breeding ] 1675
[ generating ] 1675
[ giving rise to ] 1755
[ begetting ] 1675
[ causing ] 1675
[ getting with young ] 1755
[ bringing 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
[ all future generations of people ] 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 production of animals ] 1755
[ offspring ] 1675
[ historical accounts of the formation, descent, or life of one ] 1755
[ particular order of descent of a group of persons alive at the same time ] 1755

Gentile

(noun)

[ a heathen ] 1675
[ the nations among the Jews, which were not of the 12tribes 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 transitive / preterit tense / participle passive)

[ 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)

[ obtaining ] 1675
[ acquiring ] 1675
[ profiting ] 1675

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)

[ 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

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)

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

giveth

(verb indicative present tense third-person singular)

[ 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

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)

[ honored ] 1675
[ renown ] 1675
[ reputed ] 1675
[ bragged ] 1675
[ boasted ] 1675

glorieth

(verb indicative present tense third-person singular)

[ honoring ] 1675
[ being renowned ] 1755
[ reputing ] 1675
[ bragging ] 1675
[ boasting ] 1675

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)

[ 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
[ magnifying and honor in worship ] 1789
[ ascribing 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

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)

[ honored ] 1675
[ renown ] 1675
[ reputed ] 1675
[ bragged ] 1675
[ boasted ] 1675

glorieth

(verb indicative present tense third-person singular)

[ honoring ] 1675
[ being renowned ] 1755
[ reputing ] 1675
[ bragging ] 1675
[ boasting ] 1675

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)

[ 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
[ magnifying and honor in worship ] 1789
[ ascribing 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

glorying

(participle present tense)

[ rejoicing with joy ] 1755
[ boasting ] 1675

(noun)

[ the act of rejoicing ] 1755
[ rejoicing ] 1675
[ boasting ] 1675
[ display of pride ] 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)

[ 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

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)

[ walked ] 1675
[ moved ] 1675
[ journeyed ] 1675
[ traveled ] 1675
[ turned ] 1675
[ passed ] 1675
[ proceeded from one place, state or station to another ] 1755
[ advanced ] 1675
[ penetrated ] 1675

goeth

(verb indicative present tense third-person singular)

[ 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

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

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
[ virtuous ] 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
< b>[ 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

good speed

(noun)

[ good success ] 1675

goodlier

(adjective)

[ fairer ] 1675
[ finer ] 1675

goodliest

(verb present tense second-person singular)

[ fairest ] 1675
[ finest ] 1675

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

governors

(plural noun)

[ rulers ] 1675
[ commanders ] 1675
[ those who has strong or powerful direction ] 1755
[ those who is invested with authority in a state ] 1755
[ those who rules any place with delegated and temporary authority ] 1755
[ regulators ] 1675
[ managers ] 1675
[ those that governs, rules or directs ] 1755
[ those possessing delegated authority ] 1755

grace

(noun)

[ favor ] 1675
[ good-will ] 1675
[ agreeableness ] 1675
[ genteel quality or manner given by someone ] 1755
[ is the mercy of GOD in finding out redemption for mankind ] 1789
[ a disposition of mind or power to yield obedience ] 1789
[ kindness ] 1675
[ favorable influence of GOD on the mind of mankind ] 1789
[ virtue ] 1675
[ effect of GOD’S influence ] 1789
[ pardon ] 1675
[ favor conferred ] 1755
[ privilege ] 1675
[ behavior, considered as decent ] 1755
[ natural excellence ] 1755
[ embellishment ] 1675
[ recommendation ] 1675
[ beauty ] 1675
[ highest perfection ] 1755
[ goodness ] 1675
[ free love and affection ] 1789
[ good things freely given ] 1789
[ comeliness of person ] 1755
[ GOD’S free favor and love ] 1789
[ disposition to oblige another grant made as an act of kindness ] 1755
[ favorable influence of GOD ] 1789
[ the application of JESUS CHRIST’S righteousness to the sinner ] 1789
[ a state of reconciliation to GOD ] 1789
[ free and undeserved favor ] 1789

(verb)

[ to adorn ] 1675
[ to dignify or raise by an act of favor ] 1755
[ to embellish ] 1675
[ to recommend ] 1675
[ to decorate ] 1675
[ to dignify or raise by an act of favor ] 1755
[ to favor ] 1675
[ to honor ] 1675
[ to supply with heavenly grace ] 1789

gracious

(adjective)

[ full of grace ] 1675
[ favorable ] 1675
[ merciful ] 1675
[ benevolent ] 1675
[ kind ] 1675
[ acceptable ] 1675
[ favored ] 1675
[ virtuous ] 1675
[ good ] 1675
[ excellent ] 1675
[ graceful ] 1675
[ becoming ] 1675
[ full of free favor, and disposed to give free gifts ] 1789
[ friendly ] 1675
[ disposed to forgive offenses and impart unmerited blessings ] 1789
[ expressing kindness and favor ] 1755
[ proceeding from divine grace ] 1789
[ acceptable ] 1675
[ renewed or implanted by grace ] 1789

graciously

(adverb)

[ kindly ] 1675
[ with kind feelings about someone or something ] 1755
[ in a pleasing manner ] 1755
[ favorably ] 1675

graciousness

(noun)

[ kind consideration ] 1755
[ pleasing manner ] 1755
[ possession of graces or good qualities ] 1755
[ mercifulness ] 1675

graff

(noun)

[ to insert or plant a shoot or twig into a slit on the trunk or stem of another living plant ] 1755
[ to insert a branch of one tree into another ] 1675
[ to grow or spread by insertion ] 1755
[ to insert into a place or body to which it did not originally belong ] 1755
[ to fit with an addition or supplemental branch ] 1755
[ to join one thing so as to receive support from another ] 1755
[ to put a branch into a root or stump, that it may grow ] 1755
[ to insert a branch or shoot, or a small cutting of it, into another tree ] 1755
[ to fertilize with a foreign branch ] 1755
[ to join one thing to another so as to receive support from it ] 1755
[ to practice the insertion of foreign branches on a stock ] 1755

(noun)

[ the branch of another tree, and nourished another, but bearing its own fruit ] 1755
[ a small shoot or branch of a tree, inserted in another tree as the stock which is to support and nourish it ] 1755

graffed

(participle passive)

[ inserted or planted a shoot or twig into a slit on the trunk or stem of another living plant ] 1755
[ inserted a branch of one tree into another ] 1675
[ grew or spread by insertion ] 1755
[ inserted into a place or body to which it did not originally belong ] 1755
[ fitted with an addition or supplemental branch ] 1755
[ joined one thing so as to receive support from another ] 1755
[ put a branch into a root or stump, that it may grow ] 1755
[ inserted on a foreign stock ] 1755

graft

(noun)

[ a small branch integrated into the stock of another tree, and nourished by it, but bearing its own fruit ] 1755
[ a small shoot of a tree, inserted in another tree as the stock which is to support and nourish it ] 1755

(verb)

[ to insert a branch of one tree into the stock of another ] 1675
[ to propagate by insertion ] 1755
[ to insert into a place or body to which it did not originally belong ] 1755
[ to fill with an addition or supplemental branch ] 1755
[ to join one thing so as to receive support from another ] 1755
[ to put a branch into a root or stump, that it may grow ] 1755
[ to insert a shoot, or small cutting of it, into another tree ] 1755
[ to insert in a body to which it did not originally belong ] 1755
[ to join one thing to another so as to receive support from it ] 1755

grafted

(participle passive)

[ inserted a branch of one tree into the stock of another ] 1675
[ propagated by insertion ] 1755
[ inserted into a place or body to which it did not originally belong ] 1755
[ filled with an an addition or supplemental branch ] 1755
[ joined one thing so as to receive support from another ] 1755
[ put a branch into a root or stump, that it may grow ] 1755
[ inserted a shoot, or small cutting of it, into another tree ] 1755
[ inserted in a body to which it did not originally belong ] 1755
[ joined one thing to another so as to receive support from it ] 1755
[ inserted on a foreign stock ] 1755

grain

(noun)

[ all sorts of corn ] 1675
[ a single seed of corn ] 1675
[ corn ] 1675
[ the seed of any fruit ] 1675
[ any small or single body ] 1755
[ the smallest weight ] 1675
[ any small hard mass, as a grain of sand or gravel ] 1755
[ a single seed or hard seed of a plant, particularly of those kinds whose seeds are used for food of man or beast ] 1755
[ corn, or the fruit of certain plants which constitutes the chief food of man and beast, as wheat, rye, barley and oats ] 1755
[ a small particle ] 1675
[ the body or substance of a thing considered with respect to the size, form or direction of the member particles ] 1755
[ a very small particle or portion ] 1755
[ a component part of stones and metals ] 1755
[ the veins or fibers of wood or other same substances ] 1755
[ the direction of the fibers of wood or other same substance ] 1755

grant

(verb transitive)

[ to allow ] 1675
[ to give ] 1675
[ to bestow ] 1675
[ to admit that which is not yet proved ] 1755
[ to yield ] 1675
[ to concede ] 1675
[ to bestow something which cannot be claimed of right ] 1755
[ to admit as true what is not proved ] 1755
[ to bestow or confer on without compensation, particularly in answer to prayer or request ] 1755
[ to transfer the title of a thing to another, for a good or valuable consideration ] 1755
[ to convey by deed or writing ] 1755

(noun)

[ a gift in writing of such thing as cannot conveniently be passed or conveyed by word of mouth ] 1755
[ a thing is said so to do ] 1755
[ the act of granting or bestowing ] 1755
[ the thing granted ] 1755
[ a gift ] 1675
[ a thing that is helpful or beneficial ] 1755
[ concession ] 1675
[ admission of something in dispute ] 1755
[ a bestowing or conferring ] 1755
[ a conveyance in writing ] 1755
[ admission of something as true ] 1755

granted

(participle passive)

[ admitted as true ] 1755
[ conceded ] 1675
[ yielded ] 1675
[ bestowed ] 1675
[ conveyed ] 1755
[ allowed ] 1675
[ gave ] 1675
[ admitted that which is not yet proved ] 1755
[ bestowed something which cannot be claimed of right ] 1755
[ admitted as true what is not proved ] 1755
[ bestowed or confer on without compensation, particularly in answer to prayer or request ] 1755
[ transferred the title of a thing to another, for a good or valuable consideration ] 1755
[ conveyed by deed or writing ] 1755