gigtree

The frame of a gig or harne -saddle. *gig (4), *gigge (2), s . [Fr. gigue ; Ital. giga .] A jig (q. v.). gig (1), v. t . [GIG (1), s.] To fish with a gig or fishgig. gig (2), v . i . [GIG (3), s.] *1. To move up and down; to wriggle. 2. To make a creaking noise. *giga, s. [GIGG.] towing it astern of a ship. gift, v. t. [GIFT, 8.] 1. To bestow or confer as a gift. 2. To endow with a gift or any po e ion, faculty, or power. gift-ed, a. [Eng. gift; -ed.] 1. Given, bestowed, conferred. "To grind in brazen fetters, ander task, With my heaven gifted strength." Milton: Samson Agonistes, 36. 2. Endowed by nature with any power, faculty, or talent; largely endowed with intellect; talented. "Their loves, their woes, the gifted bard In fairy ti ue wove." Scott: Thomas the Rhymer, iii.