galoot

The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 11
A worthle fellow, a rowdy. ( Slang.) găl-op, s. [Fr.] [GALLOP.] I. Ord. Lang .: A gallop. II. Music : 1. A lively dance in 2-4 time, originally a separate and independent dance, but now also forming a portion of a set of quadrilles. 2. The music to which this dance is performed. *găl-o-pin, s. [GALLOP IN.] ga-löre', s. or adv. [Irish and Gael. go ledr = enough: go to, and leòr =enough.] Plenty, abundance, in plenty. ga-lõshe', s. [GALOCHE.]
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