gasconader

The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 13
[Eng. gasconad (e); -er.] One who gasconades; a boaster, a bragger, a blusterer. foot, crom=crooked.] An instrument of a semigăs-cromh, 8. [Gael. cascromh, from cas =a circular form, resembling a currier's knife, with a crooked handle fixed in the middle, used for trenching ground; properly Cascromh. "Even the savage Highland men, in Caithne and Sutherland, can make more work, and better, with their gascromh, or whatever they call it."-Scott: Pirate , ch. ii. găs-ě-fi-ca-tion, s . [GASIFICATION.] găs'-ě-fỹ, v. t. [GASIFY.]
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