garboilt (gar boil)

t. [ Here would be a precedent to tip down so many lords at a time, and to garboil the house, as often as any party should have a great majority. Bp . Burnet , Hist. Own Times, an. 1677. garbrail (gärʼbrāl), n. In her ., a bearing representing a piece of armor, probably the gardebras. Fairholt . garbusa (gär-bū ́sä), n. Same as gorbuscha. The Garbusa or Humpback, so called from the extraordinary development on the back of the kelt during the spawning season. Edinburgh Rev. , CLXVI. 325, note. An earlier form of gash1 .