Gape
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 209
gap, v.i to open the mouth wide to yawn to stare with open mouth to be open, like a gap n. act of gaping* width of the mouth when opened. [A.S. geapan, to gape Ue ga/a, to open Gaper, gap er, one who gapes.
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