Geldable, geld'-a-bl, a
Nuttall's Standard Dictionary of the English Language · 1890 · p. 87
that maybe gelded. white balls of flowers. animal, especially ahorse. jel'-id-le, ad. very coldly. Gelidne , jel'-id-nes, s. extreme coldne . ornament, as the diamond, ruby, .; anything like agem for lustre,beauty, or value; aleaf-bud [Bot.]: v.a. to adorn with, or as with, gems: v.n. to bud (L. gemma, abud, from Gr. gemo, to be full). (Heb. gamar, to learn, or to complete). gemini, and pario, to bring forth), Geminate, jem'-e-nate, a. disposed in pairs from the Gemination, jem-e-na'-shun, s. duplication; repetition. Gemini, zodiac, jem'-e-ni containing, s.pl. the the two Twins, bright a constellation stars Castor of and the 21stJune [Astron.] (L. twins.) Geminous, jem'-e-nus, a. double; in pairs. Gemmeous, jem'-me-us, a. pertaining to or like gems. ducing by buds (L. gemma, and fero, to bear). gemma, and pario, to produce). buds. producing by buds on the body, as in some polyps. gem or jewel. spore.
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