Gorgon

Webster's Practical Dictionary- A Practical Dictionary of the Englih Language · 1884 · p. 176
gor'gon, re. (Myth.) A maiden of terrific aspect, whose sight turned the beholder to stone. strain Anything very ugly or horrid. roil- Gorilla, go-ril'la, re. An ape, of tropical Africa, of rocity. great size, strength, and fean en- Gormand, gor'mand, Gourmand, colgoor'mand, re. A glutton. — mon- Gor'mandize, v. i. or t. [-dized — (-dizd). -dizixg.] To eat greed of the ily, feed ravenously. — Gor'mandiz'er, re. — Gourmet. goor'ma, re. A connoi eur in eating and drinking. [F.] Gorse. g6rs,?;. A thick, prickly shrub, bearing yellow flowers Gorilla in early spring; furze; whin. Gory. ' See under Gore. Gosling. See under Goose. Gospel, Go ip. See under God.
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