_Fustian-verse_, Verse in Words of lofty Sound, and humble Sense. _Fustiluggs_, a Fulsom, Beastly, Nasty Woman. G _Gad up and down_, to Fidle and Fisk, to run a Gossiping. _Gadding-Gossips_, way-going Women, Fidging and Fisking every where. A Gad of Steel. _Gag_, c. to put Iron-pinns into the Mouths of the Robbed, to hinder them Crying out. _Gage_, c. a Pot or Pipe. _Tip me a Gage_, c. give me a Pot or Pipe or Hand hither, the Pot or Pipe. _Gallant_, a very fine Man; also a Man of Metal, or a brave Fellow; also one that Courts or keeps, or is Kept by a Mistress. _Gallant a Fan_, to break it with Design, or Purpose to have the Opportunity and Favour to Present a better. _Gambals_, Christmas Gamballs, merry Frolicks or Pranks. _Game_, c. Bubbles drawn in to be cheated, also at a Bawdy-house, Lewd Women. _Have ye any Game Mother?_ Have ye any Whores Mistress Bawd, and in another Sense. _What you game me?_ c. do you jeer me, or pretend to expose me, to make a May-game of me. _Gamesome_, Wanton, Frolicksom, Playful. _Gan_, c. a Mouth. _Ganns_, c. the Lipps. _Gang_, an ill Knot or Crew of Thieves, Pick-pockets or Miscreants; also a Society of Porters under a Regulation, and to go. _Gape-feed_, whatever the gazing Crowd idly stares and gapes after; as Puppet-shows, Rope-dancers, Monsters, and Mountebanks, any thing to feed the Eye. _Garish_, gaudy, tawdry, bedawbed with Lace, or all bedeck’t with mismatcht, or staring Colours. _Garnish-money_, what is customarily spent among the Prisoners at first coming in. _Gaume_, see _Paume_. _Gaunt_, lank, thin, hollow. _Gears_, Rigging or Accoutrements. _Head-gear_, the Linnen or dress of the Head. _In his Gears_, ready Rigg’d or Drest. _Out of his Gears_, out of Kelter, or out of sorts. _Gee._ _It wont Gee_, it won’t Hit, or go. _Gelt_, c. Money. _There is no Gelt to be got_, c. Trading is very Dead. _Gentian-wine_, Drank for a Whet before Dinner. _Gentry-cove_, c. a Gentleman. _Gentry-cove-ken_, c. a Nobleman’s or Gentleman’s House. _Gentry-mort_, c. a Gentlewoman. _George_, c. a half Crown piece. _He tipt me Forty Georges for my Earnest_; c. he paid me Five Pounds for my Share or Snack. _Gibbrish_, the Canting Tongue, or Jargon. _Gig_, c. a Nose; also a Woman’s Privities. _Snichel the Gig_, c. Fillip the Fellow on the Nose. _A young Gig_, a wanton Lass. _Gigger_, c. a Door. _Dub the Gigger_, c. open the Door with the Pick-lock that we may go in and Rob the House. _Giglers_, c. wanton Women. _Gigling_, Laughing loud and long. _Gill_, a Quartern (of Brandy, Wine, _&c._) also a homely Woman. _Every Jack must have his Gill. There’s not so Ord’nary a Gill, but there’s at Sorry a Jack. Gill-ale_, Physic-ale. _Gillflurt_, a proud, Minks. _Gilt_, c. a Pick-lock; also a Slut or light Housewife. _Gimcrack_, a spruce Wench; also a Bauble or Toy. _Ginger-bread_, Money. _Gingerly_, gently, softly, easily. _Gin_, a snare or nooze, to catch Birds, as a spring is to catch Hares.