gastritis
The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 13
[Gr. gaster (gen it. gastros )=the -ful(1).) 1. Frightful, ghastly, terrible. 2. Frightened, fearful, afraid. *găst-fül-ne , s. [Eng. gastful ; -ne .] The quality or state of being ghastly or gastful; ghast line . "It breeds a kind of irksome gast fulne ."-Sidney: Arcadia, p. 405. *gast-li-ne , s . [GHASTLINESS.] *gast-lý, a . [GHASTLY.] *gast-ne , *gast-ne e, gaist-nes, s. [Eng. gast; -ne .] Terror, fear, fright, amazement. "Do you perceive the gastne of her eye." Shakesp.: Othello , v. 1.
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