gell (3)
The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 14
i. [GALE, v.] To sing loudly; to bawl in singing; to yell. *ģěll (4), v . t . & i. [GEAL, v .] A. Trans .: To form into a jelly, to congeal. B. In trans.: To a ume the consistence of jelly; to set. *gell (1), s . gell (2), s. in wood. [Etym. doubtful.) A leech. [GELL (2), v.] A rent, crack, or split "I stevellit backe, and lowten doune, set mai nebb to ane gell in the dor."-Hogg: Winter Tales , ii. 41.
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