CAWDREY'S A TABLE ALPHABETICAL: G

Ed. Raymond Siemens, Dept. of English,
University of British Columbia, (c) 1994

<hl G> (* switch to hl=G without notice *)

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<f r> (fr) garboile,

<f bl> hurlie burly
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<f r> gardian,

<f bl> a keeper, or defendor
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<f r> gargarise,

<f bl> to wash the mouth, and throate
<l.b> within, by stirring some liquor vp and
<l.b> downe in the mouth,
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<f r> garnar, <br 2><s y>

<f bl> corne, or corne
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<f r> granar,

<f bl> chamber. <s n>
<l.b><f r><tx ct> (fr) garnish,

<page.break><n 61><fo E3r><f r><tx rt> of hard English words.

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<f r> (fr) garnish,

<f bl> trime, decke vp, make fine.
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<f r> gem,

<f bl> a precious stone
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<f r> (fr) gaie,

<f bl> fine, trim
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<f r> gentilitie, <br 2><s y>

<f bl> gentrie, nobilitie,
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<f r> generositie,

<f bl> gentlemanship. <s n>
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<f r> genesis,

<f bl> (g) beginning
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<f r> gentile,

<f bl> a heathen
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<f r> generation,

<f bl> ofspring
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<f r> genealogie,

<f bl> (g) generation, or a describing
<l.b> of the stock or pedegree.
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<f r> genitalles,

<f bl> priuities
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<f r> genuine,

<f bl> peculiar, or naturall
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<f r> genius,

<f bl> the angell that waits on man, be it
<l.b> a good or euill angell
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<f r> genitor,

<f bl> father
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<f r> geographie,

<f bl> (g) the describing of the earth.
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<f r> geometrie,

<f bl> (g) art of measuring the earth.
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<f r> geomancie,

<f bl> (g) sorcerie by circkles, and
<l.b> pricks in the earth
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<f r> germane,

<f bl> come of the same stock
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<f r> gests,

<f bl> things done, or noble acts of princes
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<f r> gibbocitie,

<f bl> crookednes
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<f r> gire,

<f bl> grin, or laugh
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<f r> giues,

<f bl> fetters
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<f r> glee,

<f bl> mirth, gladnes
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<f r> gospell,

<f bl> glad tidings
<l.b>

<f r> globe,

<f bl> any thing, very round.
<l.b><tx sig><f i> E<f r>3 <tx ct> glorifie,

<page.break><n 62><fo E3v><f r><tx rt> An Alphabeticall table

<l.b>

<f r> glorifie,

<f bl> to giue honour, praise, and com-
<l.b> mendation to any body.
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<f r> glosse,

<f bl> a tongue, or exposition of a darke
<l.b> speech.
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<f r> gloze,

<f bl> dissemble
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<f r> (fr) gourmandise,

<f bl> deuouring, gluttony
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<f r> glutinate,

<f bl> to glue, or ioyne together
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<f r> gnible,

<f bl> bite
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<f r> gnomen,

<f bl> (g) the stile, or cock of a diall
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<f r> gradation,

<f bl> steps, by little and little.
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<f r> graduate,

<f bl> that hath taken a degree
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<f r> gratifie,

<f bl> to pleasure, or doo a good turne in
<l.b> way of thankfulnes
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<f r> gratis,

<f bl> freely, without desert
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<f r> gratitude,

<f bl> thankfulnes
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<f r> gratulate,

<f bl> to be glad for anothers sake,
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<f r> graue,

<f bl> waightie, sober, sage, discreete
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<f r> grease,

<f bl> fat
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<f r> (fr) guerdon,

<f bl> a reward:
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<f r> (fr) guidance,

<f bl> gouerning, or direction
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<f r> (fr) guise,

<f bl> fashion, shape, custome,
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<f r> gulfe,

<f bl> deepe poole, or pit
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<f r> gustation,

<f bl> taste