gamboisont

The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1897 · p. 88
Same as gambeson. gambol (gam'bol), n. [Early mod. E. gambold, gambauld, gambaud; IMG:content-2067.png:[blocks in formation] Others occupy separate buildings, almost always of black, unpainted wood, sometimes with the long, sloping roof of Ma achusetts, oftener with the quaint gambrel of Rhode Island. T. W. Higginson , Oldport Days, p. 44.
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