Gash
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 211
gash, v.t. to make a deep hack or cut into anything, esp. into flesh — «. a deep, open wound. [Ety. dub.] Gasify, gas'i-iT, v to convert into gas:—pr.p. gashfymg pa.p. gas'ified.— Gasifica'tioa. [Gas, and L. facto, to make.] mote mote m50n th . 210 IMG:page-210.webp:Page 210 Gasometer Gasometer, gaz-oin'ct-6r, «. an instrument for measuring gas a place for holding gas. [Gas, and Or. metron, a measure.] Chambers's Etymological Dictionary
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