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Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 213
jes-tik'u-l.lt-or, n. one who gesticu- lates or makes gestures Gestloulatory, jes-tikVi-l.l-tor-i, adj representing or abounding m gesticulations or gestures Gesture, jes/tur, n. a bearing, position, or movement of the body an action expre ive of sentiment or pa ion [From fut p. of L.go a, to carry.] Get, get, v to obtain to beget offspring to iearn tn persuade \it to betake, to cai y —v to airive or put one's self in any plat state, or condition to become /r p. get i'ing pa got pa p. got, (obs gotl'en. — Get at, to reach Get off. to escape Get OH, lo procied, advance. Get over, to.suunmim Got through, to finish Get up, to anse, to ascend. [A.S. git an, to get allied to had, root of Gr u'land and, ami hed, root of L pie-hen do, to set/e Getter, get'er, u. one who gets or obtains. Getting, get'ing, n a gaining anything gained. Gewgaw, gfl'guw, n a toy bauble —anj. showy without value. Acc to Sla.it, a reduplicated form of A S. gtjan to give preserved also in Northern K as zijff-gi/f, lriten h uige of intercourse (lee geysa, to gusli. Geyser, gf's ei n x boiling spring, in Iceland. Ghastly, gast'h. ad; deathlike hideous — u Ghastline LA gmt/u temlile, fioin gard, an extended form of the base i;nis, and (= like, -ly See Aghast and Gazo Ghaut, gawt, n (in India) a mount un-pa a chain ul mount im.s landing-stalls fin hathcr^ on the sides of a nvei or tank [Hind, ghat, a pa age m gateway Ghee, ge, n clarified butter, mtde m India, csp. fiom buffaloes’ uulk [The Indian name Gherkin, gcr'kin, n a small cucumber used fur pickling. [Out agnrkje, a gherkin a word ol Eastern origin, as m I'ers. khivAr
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