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Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 211
eat'wa, n. the way through a gale a gate itself Gather, ga//4 6 v.t to collect to acquire to plait to learn by inference v.i to a emble or muster: to increase, to suppurate - n. a plait or fold in cloth, made by drawing the thread through. [A.S. gadenan— VS gat’d, com,- pany [gliuner Gatherer, ga/A'Gr-er, n. one who culln is a Gathering, gal/t'er-mg, n. a crowd ot a embly a tumour 01 collection of matter Gauoho, ga*o hf>, n a native of the La Plata pampas ol Span sh descent, noud for their marvellous horsemanship. Gaudy gavvd'i, ad; showy 'gay aav. Gaud'lly. —n. Gaud'ine , showine . |M L. gamie, an ornament, from L. gamlium, n
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