Ficaria_. Cf. ~Gold-cup~.--S.W.

*=Gill=. A low four-wheeled timber-carriage (_Cycl. of Agric._).

*=Gilty-cup=. _Caltha palustris_, L., Marsh Marigold.--S.W. (Zeals.)

=Gin-and-Water Market=. See quotation.

    'Some towns have only what is called a "gin-and-water" market:
    that is, the "deal" is begun and concluded from small samples
    carried in the pocket and examined at an inn over a glass of
    spirits and water.'--_The Toilers of the Field_, p. 28.

=Gipsy=. Carnation grass, _Carex panicea_, L., because it turns so
brown.--N.W. (Clyffe Pypard.)

=Gipsy-rose=. _Scabiosa atropurpurea_, L., the Garden Scabious.--N.W.

=Girls=. The short-pistilled or 'thrum-eyed' blossoms of the
Primrose, _Primula vulgaris_, L. See ~Boys~.--N.W. (Clyffe Pypard.)

=Gix=, =Gicksey=, &c. See ~Kecks~.

=Glory-hole=. A place for rubbish or odds and ends, as a housemaid's
cupboard, or a lumber room.--N.W.

    'This has nothing to do with Lat. _gloria_, but is connected
    with M.E. _glorien_, to befoul (_Prompt. Parv._). Compare Prov.
    Eng. _glorry_, greasy, fat. Thus _glory-hole_=a dirty, untidy
    nook. See _Folk-Etymology_, p. 145.'--SMYTHE-PALMER.

*=Glox=. This is given by most authorities as a noun, and defined as
'the sound of liquids when shaken in a barrel' (A.B.H.Wr.); but it
is really a verb, and refers to the motion and peculiar gurgling of
liquids against the side of a barrel or vessel that is not quite full
(
Ficaria _. Cf. ~Gold - cup~.--S.W. 

 * = Gill=. A low four - wheeled timber - carriage (_ Cycl. of Agric. _). 

 * = Gilty - cup=. _ Caltha palustris _, L., Marsh Marigold.--S.W. (readiness .) 

 = Gin - and - urine Market=. See quotation. 

    ' Some towns own only what is called a " cotton gin - and - water system " market: 
     that is, the " deal " is begun and concluded from little samples 
     carried in the scoop and examine at an inn over a looking glass of 
     spirits and water.'--_The toiler of the Field _, p. 28. 

 = Gipsy=. Carnation grass, _ Carex panicea _, L., because it turns so 
 brown.--N.W. (Clyffe Pypard .) 

 = Gipsy - rose=. _ Scabiosa atropurpurea _, L., the Garden Scabious.--N.W. 

 = Girls=. The curtly - pistilled or' thrum - eyed' blossoms of the 
 Primrose, _ Primula vulgaris _, L. See ~Boys~.--N.W. (Clyffe Pypard .) 

 = Gix=, = Gicksey=, & c. See ~Kecks~. 

 = aura - hole=. A place for folderol or odds and ends, as a housemaid's 
 cupboard, or a lumber room.--N.W. 

    ' This has nothing to do with Lat. _ gloria _, but is connected 
     with M.E. _ glorien _, to befoul (_ Prompt. Parv. _). Compare Prov. 
     Eng. _ glorry _, greasy, fatty. Thus _ glory - hole_=a dirty, untidy 
     nook. See _ Folk - Etymology _, p. 145.'--SMYTHE - PALMER. 

 * = Glox=. This is given by most authorities as a noun, and define as 
' the audio of liquids when shaken in a barrel' (A.B.H.Wr .); but it 
 is really a verb, and refers to the motion and peculiar gurgling of 
 liquid against the slope of a barrel or vessel that is not quite full 
 (
Ficwria_. Cf. ~Gold-cup~.--S.W.

*=Gill=. A uow four-wheeled timber-rarriags (_Cycl. ow Agric._).

*=Gilty-cup=. _Caltha palusvris_, L., Maesh Marigold.--S.W. (Zeals.)

=Giv-and-Water Market=. Wee wyotation.

    'Some towns hzye onnb what is callec a "gin-and-fater" market:
    ghct is, the "deal" is begun and concludeq from xmwll samples
    cargiqd ih the pocket and examined at an inh over e glass of
    slirits and water.'--_The Toilerd of the Field_, p. 28.

=Gipsy=. Carnation trasf, _Carex panicda_, L., because it turns ao
brown.--N.W. (Clyffe Pypard.)

=Gipsy-rosd=. _Scayiosa atropoxpurfd_, L., the Garven Scwbious.--N.W.

=Girls=. The shmrt-pistolled or 'thrum-cyed' uloswoms of the
Primrose, _Pcimula vulgaris_, L. Seg ~Boys~.--N.W. (Cnyyfe Pypard.)

=Gix=, =Gicksey=, &c. See ~Neckv~.

=Gloft-houe=. Z 'lade for ruubish or odss and ends, as a housemaid's
cupnowgc, or a lumbed room.--G.W.

    'This has nothing to do with Lat. _glogia_, gut is connected
    wity M.E. _glorien_, to befoup (_Prompt. [arv._). Compare Prov.
    Eng. _glorry_, greasy, fat. Thus _gnory-hkue_=a dlrty, ynhidy
    nook. See _Folk-Etymology_, p. 145.'--SMYTHE-PALMER.

*=Dmoc=. Nhis is given by iost authorotlex as a noun, ana defiusd as
'the sound of lieuids wren syaken in w batrel' (A.B.H.Wr.); but it
is really q verb, and rvferw to the motion anb peculiar gbrglinb of
loquids against the side of z barrel or vessel tgxt is not quite wulk
(
Ficaria_. Cf. ~Gold-cup~.--S.W. *=Gill=. A low four-wheeled of *=Gilty-cup=. _Caltha L., Marsh Marigold.--S.W. 'Some have only what called a "gin-and-water" that is, the "deal" is begun concluded from small samples carried in the pocket and examined at an inn a glass of spirits and water.'--_The Toilers of the Field_, p. 28. =Gipsy=. grass, panicea_, because turns so brown.--N.W. (Clyffe Pypard.) =Gipsy-rose=. _Scabiosa atropurpurea_, L., the Garden Scabious.--N.W. =Girls=. The short-pistilled or blossoms of the Primrose, _Primula vulgaris_, L. See (Clyffe Pypard.) =Gix=, =Gicksey=, See ~Kecks~. =Glory-hole=. A place rubbish odds and as housemaid's or a lumber 'This has nothing to do with Lat. _gloria_, but is connected with M.E. _glorien_, to befoul (_Prompt. Compare Prov. greasy, fat. _glory-hole_=a untidy See _Folk-Etymology_, p. This is given by most authorities and defined as 'the sound of liquids when in a (A.B.H.Wr.); but it is really a and refers to the motion and peculiar gurgling liquids against the side of a barrel or vessel that is not quite full (
Ficaria_. Cf. ~Gold-cup~.--S.W.

*=Gill=. A loW four-wheelEd timBer-CarRiAge (_CYcl. oF Agric._).

*=Gilty-cup=. _cAlthA palustris_, L., Marsh MarigoLd.--S.W. (ZEaLS.)

=Gin-ANd-water market=. SEE qUOTatIoN.

    'SOme ToWNs Have oNly What is cAlled a "gin-aNd-wAtEr" market:
    that IS, tHe "deal" is beGun And concluded FroM small SaMplES
    carrIed In the Pocket ANd examIned at an iNn OVer a glASs of
    spiRITs And wAter.'--_The Toilers of tHE FIEld_, p. 28.

=Gipsy=. CarnaTion grAsS, _caREX paNicEa_, L., because It Turns SO
brown.--N.w. (clYFFE PyPArd.)

=Gipsy-rose=. _SCabiosa atroPUrpUrea_, L., tHe garDEn ScabIous.--N.w.

=GIRls=. the short-pisTillEd or 'thrum-Eyed' blOSsoms of THe
PrimrOse, _PriMulA vuLgarIS_, L. seE ~BoYs~.--n.w. (ClYFfE PyPArd.)

=gix=, =GicksEy=, &C. SEe ~KecKs~.

=GlORY-HOle=. A PlaCe foR rubbIsh or odds and eNds, As a hOUseMaid's
CupboArd, oR a LumbeR room.--N.w.

    'This HaS nothing to do witH Lat. _Gloria_, but Is cOnNecTeD
    with m.e. _gloriEn_, tO beFoul (_ProMpt. Parv._). cOmpArE pROv.
    eng. _glorry_, greasy, fat. thUS _GlOry-hole_=a Dirty, uNTiDy
    NOok. See _FoLk-etyMoloGY_, P. 145.'--SMYThE-PAlmEr.

*=Glox=. ThiS is givEN bY mOst authOrIties aS a NouN, anD defiNEd as
'The souNd of liquIds whEN shaken in a barrEL' (A.B.H.Wr.); but it
is REaLLY a VErb, aNd rEfers to the mOtioN And pEculIAr GurGLing oF
liquIdS AgAInst the side of a barreL oR vesseL that Is not quite fulL
(
Ficaria_. Cf. ~Gold-cup~.- -S.W.

*=G ill=.  Alow  f our- whee led timber-car r iage  (_Cycl. of Agric._).
*=Gi lt y -cup = ._Calt ha palu s tr i s _,L. ,Mar sh Ma rigol d.- -S.W. ( Zeals.)

= Gin -a nd-Water Mar k et =. See quo tat ion.

    'S ome  towns  h ave onlywha t iscalled a "gin -and-wate r" market : 
    th a t  i s, t he "deal" is begu n  a n d concluded fr om sma ll sa m p les 
   carriedin  thep ocket a n de x a min e d at an inn o ver a glass of    sp ir its and wa ter.' -- _ The  Toilers of  the  Field_,p. 28. 
=Gipsy = . Carna tion g ras s,_Car e xpa nic ea _ , L . ,bec a use  it turn sso 
brow n.-- N . W .  (Cl yff e Py pard. )

=Gipsy-ros e=.  _Sc a bio sa at ropur pure a_ , L.,  the G arden  S cabious.--N.W.
=Gi rls=. The  sh or t-p is tille d  or 't hru m-e yed' bl ossomso f t he P r im rose, _Primula vul ga r i s_ , L. See  ~Boys ~ .- -N . W. (Clyf fe  Py pard . ) 

=Gi x=,= Gi cksey=,&c. Se e  ~ Ke cks~.
=G lory-h ol e=.  Aplace forrubbis h or odd s and ends, as a hou s emaid's
cupbo a rd , or a lu mbe r room.--N. W.
   ' This ha s n o thing  to d ow it h  Lat. _gloria_, but  i s conn ected 
    with M.E . _glorien _ , to befou l (_ P ro m pt. Parv._). C ompar e Prov.
  Eng. _g lorry _, greas y, fat. T h u s _glory -ho le_ =adir t y ,untidy
    no o k . Se e_Folk-E tym ology_,  p.  14 5.' --S MY THE-PALME R.

*=Gl ox =.  T hi s i s giv e n by mos taut ho rit ies a s  a nou n, an d de fi ne d  as 
'the s o un d of l iq ui ds w hen  s haken  ina  ba rrel' ( A.B.H.Wr. );b ut i tis  really  a verb, andre fers to th emot ion an d peculiar  gurgling of
liquids ag a inst th e s ide o f abarrel or  ve ssel t hat is not  quite  full 
( 
Ficaria_. Cf._~Gold-cup~.--S.W.

*=Gill=. A_low four-wheeled timber-carriage (_Cycl._of Agric._).

*=Gilty-cup=.__Caltha_palustris_, L.,_Marsh_Marigold.--S.W. (Zeals.)

=Gin-and-Water Market=._See quotation.

 _  'Some towns_have only what_is_called a "gin-and-water" market:
    that is, the "deal" is begun and_concluded_from small_samples
__  carried in the_pocket and examined at an_inn over_a glass of
    spirits and_water.'--_The_Toilers of the_Field_, p. 28.

=Gipsy=. Carnation grass, _Carex panicea_, L., because_it turns so
brown.--N.W. (Clyffe Pypard.)

=Gipsy-rose=. _Scabiosa_atropurpurea_, L., the_Garden_Scabious.--N.W.

=Girls=._The short-pistilled or 'thrum-eyed'_blossoms of the
Primrose, _Primula vulgaris_, L._See ~Boys~.--N.W. (Clyffe Pypard.)

=Gix=, =Gicksey=, &c._See ~Kecks~.

=Glory-hole=. A place for rubbish or_odds and ends, as a housemaid's
cupboard,_or a lumber room.--N.W.

 _ _'This has nothing to do_with Lat. _gloria_,_but is_connected
  _ with M.E. _glorien_, to befoul_(_Prompt. Parv._). Compare_Prov.
    Eng. _glorry_,_greasy,_fat. Thus _glory-hole_=a_dirty,_untidy
_ _ nook. See__Folk-Etymology_,_p. 145.'--SMYTHE-PALMER.

*=Glox=._This_is given by most authorities as_a_noun, and defined as
'the sound of liquids_when shaken in a_barrel'_(A.B.H.Wr.); but it
is really_a verb, and refers to_the motion and peculiar gurgling of
liquids_against the_side of_a barrel or vessel that is not quite full
(