G,
7th letter of alphabet.
Gee,
expression of amazement.
Gaff,
(sl) home.
Gaff(e),
(sl) error, mistake.
Gaff,
large hook for fishing.
Gaffer,
a person who uses a gaff.
Gaffer,
a film set labouran.
Gaffer,
a man usually old.
Gaffer,
the boss.
Gail,
womans name.
Gale,
strong wind.
Gael,
celtic person.
Gail should not have gone out with that
Gael in this gale.
Gait,
pace or manner of walking.
Gate,
opening in a fence or wall.
He slowed his gait as he passed the gate.
Gaiter,
an overshoe (rubbers).
Gaiter,
anklet.
‘gaitor,
saurian reptile.
That damned ‘gaitor bit through my gaiter.
Gall,
boldness.
Gall,
production of gall bladder.
Gall,
round growth.
Gaul,
Roman France or person therefrom.
Galley,
kitchen (nautical).
Galley,
oared vessel.
Galley,
proof page of MS.
Go the the galley of the galley and fetch me
the galley.
Gaelic,
pertaining to the Scots.
Gaulic,
pertaining to the French.
Garlic,
see the above.
The garlic smelling Gaulic offended the Gaelic.
Gambling,
risk.
Gambolling,
movement of young lambs.
He was gambling on the lambs gambolling by
the river.
Game,
wild animals.
Game,
meat.
Game,
play.
Game,
brave, plucky.
Game,
strategy, calculated approach.
Game,
limp.
Gargle,
strategy, calculated approach.
Gargoyle,
a grotesquely carved figure of animal or human.
Garibaldi,
Italian patriot.
Garibaldi,
biscuit named after, or eaten by, the above.
Garry Baldy,
Gareth’s hairdresser.
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