gardyloo

[Fr. gardez ( vous de ) l'eau = take care of the water, a cry used in Scotland by a person about to empty the chamber utensils out of the window into the street.] A shout of warning. "She had made the gardyloo out of the wrang window." -Scott : Heart of Mid loth i an , ch. xxvii. *gäre, *gäir, a . [GARE, v .] 1. Keen; ready to do execution. 2. Greedy; rapacious; covetous; parsimonious. "Friends appeared like harpies gare , That wished me dead." IMG:content-0331.png:[blocks in formation] *gare, *gaure, *gaur-en, v . i . [A variant of gaze (q. v.).] To stare. *gar-fan-gil, s. [Etym. doubtful; cf. GAR, 8.] An eel-spear. gar-fish, *gar-fysche, *gar-fy he, gar, s . [Eng. gar , and fish .] Pikes, and specially of the common species Belone Ichthy.: The English name of Belone, a genus of vulgar is. [BELONE.] *gar'-gal-ize, v. t. [English gargle ; -ize.] To gargle.