Gabion

ga'bi-un, n. Jort.) a bottomle basket of Gairisb wicker-work filled with earth, used for shelter Gait, from the enemy’s fire Fr. -It. gabhone, a large Gaiter, cage gabbia —L. cave a, a hollow place — car us, upon hollow', [thrown up as a defence Gala, Gabionnade, ga-bi-un-ad', n a line of gabions gala-day Gable, ga'bl, n arch the triangulai part of fiom,m exterior wall of a building between the lop Galaxy, of the side-walls and the slopes of the ioof. luminous [Perh. of Celt origin, as in gabhal, a fork or heavens gable cf Ger. gicbel a gable, gabel, a foik.J Kr Gablot, gil'blct, n a small gable 01 canopy. nhni