Game, game, s

sport of any kind; diversion; an exercise or play for amusement, winning a stake, .; single match at play; advantage in play; conquest in play; field sports,as the chase,falconry, .; animals pursued or taken in the chase or in the sports of the field; sport: pl. public diversions or contests exhibited as spectacles [Antiq.]: a. pertaining togae; plucky; keeping up one's pluck: v.n. to play at any sport or diversion; to play for a stake or prize; to practise gambling (A.S. gamen, sport). 309 GANGWAY ] cock inbred. game, devoted before all to the preservation of his game and his rights as a sportsman. somely, game' -sum-le, ad. in a gamesome manner. Gamesomene , game'-sum-nes, s. the quality of being gamesome. gambler; a merry person; a prostitute. is the streets (Fr. ) ing is practised. to gaming. hernia, so called from its resemblance to the Greek gamma (Y) gamut. gaffer (grandmother). smoked, or dried: v.a. to make bacon; to pickle and dry in smoke (Fr.jamb on, aham). mon; a hoax: v.a. to,by fortunate throws of the dice, or by superior skill in moving, withdraw all one's men from the board before one's antagonist has been able to get his men home and withdraw anyo any of them from his table; to impose on a person by making him believe improbable stories (game). gamos, marriage, and gennao, to produce). united towards the base [Bot.] (Gr. gamos, and petal on, a leaf). here by their edges so as to form a tube [Bot.] or printed, and to which Guido applied the mono note syllables in Guide's ut, re, mi scale, fa, of sol, music la; the; the first modern or gravest scale [Mus.] (Gamma, the Greek g, andut). stakes, as the Turksdo malefactors (Fr.) dra; Ger. Gans, a goose) particular purpose, often in a bad sense; a select number of a ship's crew, appointed in a particular service [Naut.); a course or vein; the earthy, stony, saline, or combustible substance, which contains the oreo metals [Mining]. (A.S. gang an, to go.) boat; planks placed within or without the bulwarks of a ve el's waist, for the sentinel to walk on. of labourers or plate-layers on a railway. a Ganglia, gang' -gle-ak, a. relating to a gan healthy enlargement occurring somewhere in the course of a nerve [Anat.]; an encysted tumour situated somewhere ona tendon [Med. ] in. ing animal body at its first stage: v.a. to mortify: v.n. to become mortified (Gr. graino, to gnaw). grenous; tending to mortification. any place as as a ship; the part of a ve el on the spar-. deck, forming, a pa age along each side, from the a quarter-deck to the forecastle; a pa age in the House of Commons,running acro the house, which separates the independent Members from the supporters of the Government and the Opposition. To sit below the gangway,to occupy a seat as an independent Member on the other side of this pa age. To bring to the gangway,to inflict punishment ona seaman by tying him up and whipping him [Naut.]