gadinIc

[Lat. gad ( us ) =a codfish; -inic.] Derived from or in any way pertaining to the Gadide. gadinic-acid, s. Gadite Găd-ite (1), a. & s. [From Heb. Gad, one of Jacob's sons; -ite .] A. As adj.: Of or pertaining to Gad or the tribe to which he gave origin. B. As subst. ( pl .): The descendants of Gad. Găd-ite (2), α. [From Latin Gades Cadiz.] Pertaining to Gades or Cadiz. goad.] "Say to your sons, -Lo, here his grave, Who victor died on Gadite wave." Scott: Marmion, i. (Introd.) *găd-ling (1), s . [A dim in. from gad =a spike or Old Armor: A bo or small spike of steel placed on the knuckles of gauntlets.