GANETH, _pr. s._ yawneth, H 35. A.S. _g[=a]nian_, to yawn, gape. GAPE, _v._ gape, gasp, B 3924; Gapeth, _pr. s._ opens his mouth, L. 2004; Gape (_also_ Cape), _pr. pl._ gape, stare, A 3841; Gaped, _pt. s._ gazed, A 3473; Gapeden, _pt. pl._ opened their mouths wide, B 1. p 4. 71; Gaping, _pres. pt._ gaping, A 3444; with open mouth, B 4232; wide open, A 2008. See CAPE. GAPINGES, _s. pl._ greedy wishes, B 2. m 2. 11 (Lat. _hiatus_). GAPPE, _s._ gap, A 1639, 1645. GARDIN, _s._ garden, B 3732, D 759, 764, E 2029, F 902, 908; Garden, 5. 183; Gard['i]n, R. 481; Gard['y]n, R. 512. GARDIN-WAL, _s._ garden-wall, A 1060. GARDINWARD, _adv._ gardenward; _to the g._, towards the garden, F 1505; _unto the g._, A 3572. GARGAT, _s._ throat, B 4524. O.F. _gargate_. GARLANDS, _pl._ L. 2614; Garlondes, 5. 259. See GERLAND. GARLEEK, _s._ garlic, A 634. GARNEMENT, _s._ garment, R. 896. O.F. _garnement_. GARNERE, _s._ garner, granary, R. 1148. See GERNER. GARNISOUN, _s._ garrison, B 2217; Garnison, B 2527. O.F. _garnison_. GAS, _pr. s._ goes (Northern), A 4037. GASTLY, _adv._ terrible, A 1984. GASTNESSE, _s._ terror, B 3. p 5. 19. GAT, _pt. s. of_ Geten. GATE, _s._ gate, door, 4. 119; R. 442, 1279; A 1415, C 729, D 1581; Gates, _pl._ 5. 154. GAT-TOTHED, _adj._ having the teeth far apart, A 468 (see note); D 603. GAUDE, _s._ gaud, toy, pretence, T. ii. 351; trick, course of trickery, C 389; Gaudes, _pl._ pranks, I 651. GAUD[`E], _adj._ dyed with weld, A 2079. Cf. Fr. _gauder_, to dye with weld. See WELD. GAUDED, _pp._ furnished with beads called _gauds_, A 159. (The bead or _gaud_ was formerly called _gaudee_, from Lat. imp. pl. _gaudete_; see Cotgrave.) GAURE, _v._ stare, T. ii. 1157, v. 1152; Gauren, _ger._ to stare, gaze, A 3827, B 912, F 190; Gaureth, _pr. s._ B 3559. GAY, _adj._ gay, finely dressed, 5. 234; A 74, 111; T. ii. 922; joyous, R. 435; wanton, A 3769; Gaye, _def._ gay, I 411. GAYE, _adv._ finely, G 1017. GAYER, _adj. comp._ 3. 407. GAYLARD, _adj._ lively, A 3336. See GAILLARD. GAYLER, _s._ gaoler, A 1064, B 3615; Gaylere, L. 2051. GAYNE, _v._; Gayneth, _pr. s._ avails, A 1176, 1787, 2755; Gayned, _pt. s._ profited, T. i. 352. Icel. _gegna_. GAYTRES BERYIES, berries of the gay-tree or gait-tree (goat-tree), berries of the _Rhamnus catharlicus_, or buckthorn, B 4155. See note. GAZE, _v._ gaze; Gazed, _pt. s._ E 1003. GEAUNT, _s._ giant, 5. 344; T. v. 838; B 1997, 3298; Giaunts, _pl._ B. 3. p 12. 98. GEBET, _s._ gibbet, gallows, HF. 106. GEEN, _pp._ gone (Northern), A 4078. See GON. GEES, _pl._ geese, B 4581, E 2275. See GOOS. GEET, _s._ jet, B 4051_n_. See IEET. GEETH, _pr. s._ goeth, goes, L. 2145. A.S. _g[=ae]dh_, he goes, from _g[=a]n_, to go. See GON. GELDING, _s._ A 691. GEMME, _s._ gem, T. ii. 344; C 223, H 274; Gemmes, _pl._ 9. 30; E 254, 779. GENDRES, _pl._ kinds, HF. 18. GENERACIOUN, _s._ engendrure, D 116.