ganomatite
The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 12
[Gr. ganōma (gen it. ganōma tos )=brightne , brilliance, and suffix- ite ( Min.) (q. v.).] Min.: An impure iron sinter with some oxide of cobalt, . Found at Joachimsthal and Andreas berg. ( Dana .) The Brit . Mus. Cat . makes it a variety of Diadochite (q. v.). *gansch, *gaunch, v . [Perhaps the same as GNASH (q. v.), or from gane to yawn.] To make a snatch with open jaws; to snarl, to bite. *gansch, *gaunch, s. [GANSCH, v.] 1. A snatch at anything. 2. A stab, a prick. IMG:content-0323.png:[blocks in formation] "Thare clamour was ful skant, The sound is brak with gaspyng or ane gant . ' Douglas : Virgil , 181, 18. *gânt'-lět (1), s. [GAUNTLET.] we, wět, here, camel, her, thêre; gap
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