GILL

n. Gil (1st and 2d def's), ji2! (3d and 4th def's). 1. A lamella of an agaric. [B, 121, 173, 275 (a, 24).] 2. In the pi., g's, see BRANCH I^. 3. A measure of 4 fl. oz. 4. A popular name for various plants. Biserial g's, Complete g's. G's supported by two rows of proce es attached to the branchial arches. [L, 14, 207.] External g's. G's not contained in cavities or pouches, but external to the body; ectobranchise. [L, 207.] False g's. See BRANCH IS: trachea les. Fixed g's. G's which are attached at their periphery to the dermal integument. [L, 14.] Free g. G's of which the periphery is unattached. [L, 14.] G.-ale. 1. The Nepeta glechoma. [A, 505 (a, 21).] 2. See under ALE. G. basket. See Branchial BASKET. G. cover. See OPERCULUM. G.-creep (or -go) -by-the-ground. The Nepeta glechoma. [A, 505 (a, 21).] G'flap. See OPERCULUM. G.-gowan. The Chrysanthemum segetum. [A, 505 (a, 21).] G.-rim-by-the-street. The Saponaria officinal is. [A, 505 (a, 21).] G'rumbith-ground, G.-runbith-ground, G.-run-by-th' ground. The Nepeta glechoma. [A, 505 (o, 21).] Gowan g. See G.-gowan. Half g's. 'See Pseudo-BRANCHLE. Incomplete g's. See Uniserial g's. Internal g's. G's situated in cavities or pouches or within the body. [L, 207.] Opercular g's. See Opercular BRANCHIAE. Tracheal g's. See BRANCHIAE trachea les. Uniserial g's. G's supported by a single row of proce es attached to the branchial arches. [L, 14, 207.] "Whole g's. See Biserial g's. GILLiA (Ar.), n. Fr., gille. An old name for various impure or deliquescent salts, especially zinc sulphate and ammonium chloride. [A, 322, 325.] G. Theophrasti (Lat,). Impure zinc sulphate. [A, 322.] G. vitriol i. Fr., gille de vitriol. Of Para cels us, zinc sulphate. [A, 518.] [s. 183]