gaydiang
The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 13
[A native word.] Naut .: A ve el of Annam, resembling a junk. It and is employed in carrying heavyaarges from carries two or three masts with triangular sails, Cambodia to the Gulf of Tonkin. IMG:content-0374.png:[blocks in formation] IMG:content-0375.png:[blocks in formation] 2. A simpleton; a foolish, silly fellow. gâwk, v . i . [GAWK, s.] To play the fool. gâw'-kỹ, *gâw-kiě, a . & s . [Eng.gawk; -y.] A. As adj .: Foolish, silly, stupid. B. As subst.: A foolish, silly, or stupid person; a simpleton. "Or gentle born ye be; but youth, In love you're but a gawky ." Ramsay: Poems, ii. 299. gâw-lin, s. [Etym.doubtful.) A species of seafowl. "The Gawlin is a fowl le than a duck; it is reckoned a true prognosticator of fair weather; for when it sings, fair and good weather always follows, as the natives commonly observe."-Martin: Western Islands , p. 71. gay, gai, *gaie, *gaye, a ., adv . & s. [Fr. gai , from M. H. Ger. gæhe (O. H. Ger. gáhi , kahi ; Ger. jähe )=quick, sudden, rash, lively; Port.gaio; Ital. gajo .] artificially. ( Dana.)
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