gardenwaret (gardnwar)

The produce of gardens. garde-queue (gärd'kū), n. [OF., Savegard, garde robe. French Alphabet , 1615. ( Wright .) gardiant, gardient, n. Older spellings of guar dian. Gardner machine-gun. See machine -gun. gardon1 (gär'don), n. [ F.Sp.gardon.] A small fresh-water fish, Leuciscus idus, a kind of roach. gardon2t, n. and v. An obsolete form of guerdon. gardyloo (gär'di-lö). [Sc.; also written gar deloo; usually explained as F. gardez l'eau, or in le incorrect F. gardez - vous de l'eau, but the sense ('protect yourself from the water') does not suit, and the phrase is not found in F. The real origin is F. gare l'eau, used just like gardyloo, lit. 'ware water!' i. e., look out for the water! also with added adverb gare l'eau là bas! 'ware water down there!" In these phrases gare is the impv. of garer, ware, beware, take heed of, shun, avoid, At ten o'clock at night [in Edinburgh] the whole cargo [of the chamber utensils) is flung out of a back window that looks into some street or lane, and the maid calls Gardy loo to the pa engers. Smollett .