. (4) _Convolvulus arvensis_, L., Field Bindweed.--N.W.

*=Grate=. Earth (D.).

*=Grate-board=. The mould-board of a plough (D.).

*=Gratings=. The right of feed in the stubbles (D.). See ~Gretton~.

=Gravel-Path, The=. The Milky Way.--N.W. (Huish.)

*=Gray Woodpecker=. _Picus major_, the Great Spotted Woodpecker
(_Birds of Wilts_, p. 253). See ~Black Woodpecker~.

=Great axe=. The large English woodman's axe (_Amateur Poacher_, ch.
iv).

=Greggles=, or =Greygles=. _Scilla nutans_, Sm., Wild Hyacinth. Cf.
~Blue Goggles~.--S.W.

*=Gretton=. Stubble (Aubrey's _Wilts MS._) See ~Gratings~.

=Greybeard=. _Clematis Vitalba_, L., Traveller's Joy, when in
seed.--N.W.

=Greygles=. See ~Greggles~.

=Griggles=. Small worthless apples remaining on the tree after the
crop has been gathered in.--N.W.

=Griggling=. Knocking down the 'griggles,' as boys are allowed by
custom to do.--N.W.

=Grindstone Apple=. The crab-apple; used to sharpen reap-hooks, its
acid biting into the steel. The 'Grindstone Apple' mentioned in the
_Eulogy of R. Jefferies_, p. iv. is probably the 'Grindstone Pippin'
of _Wood Magic_, not the crab.--N.W.

=Grip=, or =Gripe=. (1) To _grip_ wheat is to divide it into bundles
before making up the sheaves.--N.W. (2) _n._ 'A grip of wheat,' the
handful grasped in reaping (A.). It is _laid down in gripe_ when laid
ready in handfuls untied (D.).--N.W. (3) _v._ To
. (4) _ Convolvulus arvensis _, L., Field Bindweed.--N.W. 

 * = Grate=. Earth (D.). 

 * = Grate - board=. The mould - board of a plough (D.). 

 * = Gratings=. The right of feed in the stubbles (D.). visualize ~Gretton~. 

 = Gravel - Path, The=. The Milky Way.--N.W. (Huish .) 

 * = Gray Woodpecker=. _ Picus major _, the Great Spotted Woodpecker 
 (_ dame of Wilts _, p. 253). See ~Black Woodpecker~. 

 = Great axe=. The large English woodman's ax (_ Amateur Poacher _, ch. 
 iv). 

 = Greggles=, or = Greygles=. _ Scilla nutans _, Sm. , Wild Hyacinth. Cf. 
 ~Blue Goggles~.--S.W. 

 * = Gretton=. Stubble (Aubrey's _ Wilts MS. _) See ~Gratings~. 

 = Greybeard=. _ Clematis Vitalba _, L., Traveller's Joy, when in 
 seed.--N.W. 

 = Greygles=. See ~Greggles~. 

 = Griggles=. Small despicable apple remaining on the tree after the 
 craw has been accumulate in.--N.W. 

 = Griggling=. Knocking down the' griggles,' as boys are allowed by 
 custom to do.--N.W. 

 = Grindstone Apple=. The crab - apple; used to focus reap - hooks, its 
 acid biting into the steel. The' Grindstone Apple' note in the 
 _ Eulogy of R. Jefferies _, p. iv. is probably the' Grindstone Pippin' 
 of _ Wood Magic _, not the crab.--N.W. 

 = Grip=, or = Gripe=. (1) To _ grip _ pale yellow is to divide it into bundle 
 before making up the sheaves.--N.W. (2) _ n. _' A bobby pin of wheat,' the 
 handful grasped in reaping (A.). It is _ lay down in gripe _ when laid 
 ready in handfuls untied (D.).--N.W. (3) _ v. _ To
. (4) _Clnvolvulus arvensis_, L., Fitld Bindweed.--N.W.

*=Graje=. Earth (D.).

*=Grats-board=. Tfe mould-board of a plough (D.).

*=Gcatibgs=. Tye right of feed in thd stubbled (D.). See ~Tretuon~.

=Gravel-Path, The=. The Milky Way.--H.A. (Hunsi.)

*=Gray Woodpecket=. _Picus majos_, the Great Spmtgeb Woodpecker
(_Birds of Wilts_, p. 253). See ~Blwck Woocpfcker~.

=Great axe=. The jargs English woodman's axe (_Amateur Poadher_, ch.
pv).

=Greggles=, or =Greugles=. _Scilla nutans_, Sm., Wilf Hywcinth. Cf.
~Blue Goggpes~.--S.W.

*=Grettob=. Sttvble (Aubrey's _Wilts MS._) See ~Gratings~.

=Freybeard=. _Clematis Vitalba_, L., Trxvellzr's Joy, wheb un
sfgd.--N.W.

=Greygles=. See ~Dreggles~.

=Grignkes=. Smdll woryhless apples vemaiiing on the tree after thx
crop has been gatheted in.--N.W.

=Grhgyling=. Knocking down tye 'grigcles,' as ciys art aklkwed bj
cuatom to do.--H.W.

=Grindstonw Apple=. The crab-appke; lxed to sharpsn rea[-hjoks, its
acid biting into the steel. The 'Crihdstone Apple' mentioned in the
_Eulogy of R. Jevferies_, p. iv. is probably the 'Grindstone Pippin'
of _Wood Magiw_, not ghe cvab.--N.D.

=Trlp=, or =Gripe=. (1) To _grip_ wheat is to divide it inek nukdles
before makikg up the sheaves.--N.E. (2) _n._ 'W grip of whext,' the
kznsful grasped in rewping (A.). It iw _laid dorn im gripe_ when laid
ready in hqndfuls untivd (D.).--B.W. (3) _v._ To
. (4) _Convolvulus arvensis_, L., Field Bindweed.--N.W. (D.). The mould-board a plough (D.). in stubbles (D.). See =Gravel-Path, The=. The Way.--N.W. (Huish.) *=Gray Woodpecker=. _Picus major_, Great Spotted Woodpecker (_Birds of Wilts_, p. 253). See ~Black Woodpecker~. =Great axe=. large English woodman's axe (_Amateur Poacher_, ch. iv). =Greggles=, or =Greygles=. _Scilla nutans_, Wild Cf. Goggles~.--S.W. Stubble (Aubrey's _Wilts MS._) See ~Gratings~. =Greybeard=. _Clematis Vitalba_, L., Traveller's Joy, when in seed.--N.W. =Greygles=. ~Greggles~. =Griggles=. Small worthless apples remaining on the after the crop has gathered in.--N.W. =Griggling=. Knocking down 'griggles,' boys are by to =Grindstone Apple=. The used to sharpen reap-hooks, its acid biting into the steel. The 'Grindstone Apple' mentioned in the _Eulogy R. Jefferies_, is probably 'Grindstone of Magic_, not the or =Gripe=. (1) To _grip_ wheat it into bundles before making up the sheaves.--N.W. _n._ 'A of wheat,' the handful grasped in (A.). It is _laid down in gripe_ when ready in handfuls untied (D.).--N.W. (3) _v._ To
. (4) _Convolvulus arvensis_, L., Field bindweed.--N.W.

*=grate=. earTh (D.).

*=grAte-bOard=. the mould-board oF A ploUgh (D.).

*=Gratings=. The right of Feed iN tHE stuBBlEs (D.). SeE ~GrettoN~.

=grAVEl-PAtH, THe=. THe mIlKy Way.--n.W. (HUish.)

*=GraY WoodpeckeR=. _PiCuS major_, the GreAT SPotted WoodPecKer
(_Birds of WiLts_, P. 253). See ~BlAcK WoODpeckEr~.

=GReat aXe=. The lARge EngLish woodmAn'S Axe (_AmaTEur PoacHER_, cH.
iv).

=GReggles=, or =Greygles=. _sCiLLa nutans_, Sm., Wild hyacinTh. cF.
~BLUE GoGglEs~.--S.W.

*=GrettoN=. STubblE (aubrey's _wIlTS ms._) SeE ~gratings~.

=GreybEard=. _ClematiS vitAlba_, L., TRaVelLEr's Joy, When iN
sEEd.--N.w.

=Greygles=. SeE ~GreGgles~.

=GrigGles=. SmALl worthLEss applEs remaIniNg oN the TReE aFteR tHE
crOP hAs bEEn gAthered iN.--N.w.

=GRigglIng=. KNOCKIng dOwn The 'gRigglEs,' as boys are alLowEd by
CUstOm to dO.--N.W.

=GrIndsToNe AppLe=. The cRab-apPlE; used to sharpen rEap-hOoks, its
acId bItIng InTo the STeel. ThE 'GrIndStone ApPle' mentIOneD iN THE
_EUlogy of R. Jefferies_, p. Iv. IS PrObably thE 'GrindSToNe pIppin'
of _WOoD MaGic_, nOT The crAb.--N.W.

=gRiP=, or =Gripe=. (1) to _grip_ WHeAt Is to divIdE it intO bUndLes
BeforE MakiNg up thE sheaves.--n.W. (2) _n._ 'A gRIp of wheat,' the
haNDful grasped in REaPINg (a.). it is _LaiD down in gripE_ wheN Laid
ReadY In HanDFuls uNtied (d.).--N.w. (3) _V._ TO
. (4) _Convolvulus arvensi s_, L., Fi eld B ind wee d. --N. W.
*=Grate=. Eart h  (D. ).

*=Grate-board=. Th e mou ld - boar d  o f a p lough ( D .) . 
*= Gr at ing s= .  T he ri ght  of fee d in the s tub bl es (D.). See ~G retton~.
=Gr avel-Path, T he= . TheMi lky Way.- -N. W. (H uish.) 
*=Gra y Woodpec ke r =. _Pi c us majo r _ ,theGreat Spotted Woo d pe c ker
(_Birds of  Wilts _, p. 2 53) . S ee ~BlackWo odpec k er~.

= G re a t axe = . The large E nglish wood m an' s axe(_ Ama t eur Po acher _, ch. 
iv).

=Gre ggle s=, or =G reygle s =. _Sci l la nuta ns_, S m.,  Wi ld H y ac in th.  C f .
~ B lu e G o ggl es~.--S. W. 
*=Gre tton = . S tubb le(Aub rey's  _Wilts MS._)  Se e ~G r ati ngs~. 

=Gr eybe ar d=. _ Clemat is Vi ta lba_, L., Trave ller 's Joy, w hen  i n
s ee d.--N . W.

=G rey gle s=. See  ~Gregg l es~ .= G ri ggles=. Small wort hl e s sapples r emaini n gon the tree  a fte r th e crophasb ee n gather ed in. - -N .W .

=Gri gg ling=.  K noc kin g dow n  the  'grig gles,' a s boy s  are allowed b y 
custom to do . -- N . W. 
=Gr ind stone Apple =. T h e cr ab-a p pl e;u sed t o sha rp e nr eap-hooks, its
acid  b itingintothe steel. Th e 'Grindst o n e  Apple'ment i on e d in the
_Eulo gy of  R. Jeffer i es_, p.iv. i s probab ly the 'G r i ndstonePip pin '
o f _ W o od  Magic_, nott h e cr ab .--N.W. 

= Grip=,or=Gr ipe =.(1 ) To _gri p_ wheat  i sto  d ivi de it into bun dl esbe for e mak i ng upthe s heav es .- - N.W . (2) _ n ._ ' A gr ip  o f wh eat ,'  thehand f ulgrasped  in reapi ng( A.).  I tis _lai d down in gri pe _ when lai drea dy inh a ndfuls u ntied (D.).--N.W. (3) _ v ._ To
. (4)__Convolvulus arvensis_,_L., Field Bindweed.--N.W.

*=Grate=. Earth_(D.).

*=Grate-board=. The_mould-board_of a_plough_(D.).

*=Gratings=. The right_of feed in_the stubbles (D.). See_~Gretton~.

=Gravel-Path, The=. The_Milky_Way.--N.W. (Huish.)

*=Gray Woodpecker=. _Picus major_, the Great Spotted Woodpecker
(_Birds of Wilts_, p. 253). See_~Black_Woodpecker~.

=Great axe=._The_large_English woodman's axe (_Amateur Poacher_,_ch.
iv).

=Greggles=, or =Greygles=. _Scilla nutans_,_Sm., Wild_Hyacinth. Cf.
~Blue Goggles~.--S.W.

*=Gretton=. Stubble (Aubrey's _Wilts MS._) See_~Gratings~.

=Greybeard=.__Clematis Vitalba_, L.,_Traveller's Joy, when in
seed.--N.W.

=Greygles=. See ~Greggles~.

=Griggles=. Small worthless apples_remaining on the tree after the
crop_has been gathered_in.--N.W.

=Griggling=._Knocking_down the 'griggles,' as_boys are allowed by
custom to do.--N.W.

=Grindstone_Apple=. The crab-apple; used to sharpen_reap-hooks, its
acid biting into the steel. The_'Grindstone Apple' mentioned in the
_Eulogy of_R. Jefferies_, p. iv. is_probably the_'Grindstone Pippin'
of _Wood Magic_, not_the crab.--N.W.

=Grip=, or_=Gripe=. (1)_To _grip_ wheat_is to divide it into bundles
before_making up the_sheaves.--N.W. (2) _n._ 'A grip of_wheat,'_the
handful grasped in_reaping_(A.)._It is__laid down in_gripe__when laid
ready_in_handfuls untied (D.).--N.W. (3) _v._ To