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a rich French tapestry (the Gobe- Gold-beating, Go-between, go' -be-tween, s. one who transacts bus i- Gold-cloth, Goblet, gob'-let, s. a drinking ve el without a handle. Gold-digging, Goblin, gob' -lin, s. a mischievous spirit that haunts Goby, go'-be, s. a genus of small fishes, allied to the Golden, Go-by, go' -bi, s. evasion; a pa ing without notice; a Go-cart, go'-kärt, s. a framework mounted on castors, God, god, s. the self-existent supreme Creator and Up Godchild, god'-child, s.one for whom a person becomes Goddaughter, god'-daw-ter, s. a female for whom one Godde , god'-des, s. a female deity; a heathen deity of Godde -like, god'-des-like, a. resembling a godde . Godfather, god'-fä- ther, s. a man who is sponsor for a Godhead, god'-hed, s. deity; divine nature; a deity. Godhood, god'-hood, s. divinity; divine qualities. Godle , god'-les, a. with no fear of God; atheistic. Godlike, god'-like, a. like God; divine. Godlikene , Godling, god'-like-nes god'-ling,, s. the s. a state little of deity; being a diminutive godlike. god. Godly, god'-le, a. reverencing God, His character and Godmother, god' -mother, s. a woman who becomes Godroon, god-roon', s. an inverted fluting, beading, or God's-acre,gods-a'-ker, s, a graveyard. Godsend, god'-send, s. an unexpected acquisition of Godship, god' -ship, s. a deity; the rank of a god. Goldsmith, god'-smith, s. a maker of idols. Godson, god'-sun, s. a male for whom one has been God-speed, god'-speed, s. good speed; succe . Godward, god' -ward, a. toward God. Godwit, god'-wit, s. a genus of long-billed, slender Goer, go' -er, s. one who goes, walks, .; a go-between. Offering, gof'-fer-ing, s. fluting for frills, . Gog,gog, s. haste; ardent desire to go (W. activity). Goggle,gog'-gl, v.n. to strain or roll the eyes: a. having Goggle-eye, gog'-gl-i, s. a full, rolling, or staring eye. ] or rolling eyes. ing, or the distortion of the eyes which occasions it [Surg.]; cylindrical tubes, in which are fixed gla es for defending the eyes from cold, dust, .; spectracles; blinds for horses that are apt to take fright. ware vase, for keeping water cool. ture; pregnancy; procedure; course of life; behaviour. Going forth, outlet; border. Going out, end; journeying or departing. of the thyroid gland (L. gutter, the throat). goitre. most valuable, ductile, malleable, and heaviest, except platina, of all the metals; money; riches; wealth; something genuine and of value; a bright yellow colour: a. made of gold; consisting of gold (A.S.) to beat or foliate gold for gilding. Gold-beaters skin, a membrane prepared from the large intestine ' of an ox, which gold-beaters lay between the leaves of the metal while they beat it. to extremely thin leaves by beating with a hammer. thread. found. shining; of a gold colour or lustre; excellent; most valuable; happy; pre-eminently favourable. Golden fleece, the fleece of gold taken from the ram that bore Phrixus through the air to Colchis, and in quest of which Jason undertook the Argonautic expedition [Myth. ] Golden number, a number showing the year of the moon's cycle [Chron.] Golden rule, the rule of three [Arith.]; the rule that we should do as we would be done by. Golden-hair, an evergreen with yellow flowers. Golden-lungwort, species of hawkweed. Golden-maiden-hair, a mo . Golden-mouse ear, a species of hawk-weed. Golden-pheasant, a beautiful Chinese pheasant. Golden-rod, a tall herb bearing yellow flowers Golden-rod-tree, a shrub of the Canary Isles. Golden-samphire,. a herb resembling samphire. Golden-saxifrage, a plant growing in wet ground. Golden-thistle, a herb with yellow