Gap-toothed, gap-tootht'

a.having interstices between Garlicky, the teeth. Garlic-pear-tree, Gape, gape, v.n. to open the mouth wide in expre ion of drowsine , desire, expectancy, or wonderment; Garment, to yawn; to open the mouth for food, as young birds; to open in a fi ure or crevice: 8. gaping; Garner, the width of the mouth when opened, as of a bird, fish, . [Zool.]; pl. a disease of young poultry, at- Garnet, tended with much gaping. To gape for or after, to desire earnestly; to crave. To gape at, to open the mouth and gaze with astonishment. (A.S. geapan.)