GABERDINE - a loose outer coat, or smock frock
GAD - a sharp spike
GAIN-GIVING - misgiving
GAIT - going, steps
GALLIARD - a kind of dance
GALLIASSE - a kind of ship
GALLIMAUFRY - a ridiculous medley
GALLOW - to scare
GALLOWGLASS - soldiers formerly maintained by Irish chiefs
GAMESTER - a frolicsome person
GARBOIL - disorder, uproar
GARISH - gaudy, staring
GARNER - to lay by, as corn in a barn
GAST - frightened
GAUDY - festive
GAZE - an object of wonder
GEAR - matter of business of any kind
GECK - a fool
GENERAL - the generality, common people
GENERATIONS - children
GENEROSITY - noble birth
GENEROUS - noble
GENTILITY - good manners
GENTLE - gentlefolk
GENTLE - noble
GENTLE - to ennoble
GENTRY - complaisance, conduct becoming gentlefolk
GERMAN - akin
GERMEN - seed, embryo
GEST - period
GIB - a he-cat
GIFTS - talents, endowment
GIGLOT - a wanton girl
GILDER - a coin
GILT - money
GIMMAL - double
GIMMOR - contrivance
GING - gang
GIRD - to gibe
GIRD - a sarcasm or gibe
GLEEK - to scoff
GLEEK - a scoff
GLOSE - to comment; hence, to be garrulous
GLUT - to swallow
GNARL - to snarl
GOOD-DEED - indeed
GOOD-DEN - good-evening, contracted from ‘Good-even’
GORBELLIED - corpulent
GOURD - a species of game of chance
GOUT - a drop
GOVERNMENT - discretion
GRACIOUS - abounding in grace Divine
GRAINED - engrained
GRAMERCY - int grand mercy, much thanks
GRANGE - the farmstead attached to a monastery
GRATILLITY - used ridiculously for ‘gratuity’
GRATULATE - to congratulate
GRAVE - to bury
GREASILY - grossly
GREEK - a bawd
GREEN - immature, fresh, unused
GREENLY - foolishly
GREET - to weep
GRIZE - a step
GROSSLY - palpably
GROUNDLING - one who sits in the pit of a theatre
GROWING - accruing
GUARD - decoration
GUARD - to decorate
GUARDAGE - guardianship
GUINEA-HEN - the pintado, a cant term
GULES - red, a term in heraldry
GULF - the throat
GUN-STONE - a cannon ball
GUST - taste, relish
GYVE - to fetter