gladiator (glad'i-a'ter), in ancient Rome a swordsman who fought in the arena with other men or animals. glebe (gleb), turf, sod. gleed (gled), a burning coal. gloaming (glom'ing), twilight. gloat (glot), stare or gaze earnestly often with a feeling of cruelty. Glynn (glin), a county in southeastern Georgia. goad (god), a pointed instrument to urge on a beast. gorgeous (gor'jus), showy, magnificent. gory (gor'i), bloody. gowd (god: good), the Scotch name for gold. Graemes (gramz), the name of a Scotch clan, sometimes spelled Graham. grampus (gram'pus), a large toothed fish, valued for its oil. granary (gran'a-ri), a storehouse for grain. grandeur (gran'dur), majesty, loftiness. Grand Pre' (gran-pra'), a village in King's county, Nova Scotia. The woll means "great meadow." grapple (grap'l), seize. grave (grav), cut letters or figures on a hard substance with a chisel. grayling (gray'ling), a fish somewhat like a trout. Great Harry, the name of a ship. grenadier (gren'a-der'), in olden times a soldier armed with grenades, iron shells filled with powder and thrown among the enemy. The word is now applied to a member of the Grenadier Guards. Greve (grav), grewsome (groo'sum), frightful. groat (grot), an old English silver coin worth four pence. groin (groin), bring together in a curve. guaranty (gar'an-ti), security. guid (giid), guinea stamp (gin'i), the mark or impress upon a guinea-an old English coin worth about five dollars. guise (giz), shape; cloak. gundalow (gun'da-le), another form for gondola (gon'do-la). gyratory (ji'ra-te-ri), winding, whirling around a central point. Habersham (hab'er-sham), a county in northeast Georgia. The Chattahoochee rises in this county. habit (hab'it), a garment; behavior, Hagar (ha'gar), See Genesis 21, 14-21. hake-broil (hak-broil), a seafish like the cod, cooked over a beach fire. Half-Moon, name of a boat on which Henry Hudson entered New York bay and explored the Hudson river. Hall, a county in northern Georgia intersected by the Chattahoochee river. halloo (ha-loo'), call. hallow (hal'e), consecrate, make holy. Hampton Falls (hamp'tun), a town in Rockingham county, New Hampshire, seven miles north of Newburyport, Massachusetts. hapless (hap'les), unfortunate. Hapsburg (haps'burg), a princely German family to which Maria Louise, wife of Napoleon, belonged. harangue (ha-rang'), an address or speech to a crowd. harbinger (har'bm-jer), a forerunner; usher in. harem (ha'rem), a family of wives belonging to one man. harpy (har'pi), one of the three daughters of Neptune and Terra, having a woman's face and body and sharp claws like a vulture; a buzzard. Hasselt (has'elt), a town in Belgium. haunch (hanch), the hip, part of body between the ribs and thigh. Haverhill (ha'ver-il), city in Essex county, Massachusetts. hazard (haz'ard), chance; danger, risk.