Add to ORKGganseysweater. Said by fathersweaterUsed I and SupUsed I and Sup1Not used[see 'gansey', 'ganzy', 'g'arnseys
gandyNoun. Dough which has been prepared for bread, fried into small cakes. 'Every time we mix bread...
gozzard_Goosander_ (Mergus Americanus, _Cassin_)...called here the "Gozzard."G. M. Story September ...
gatchStop your gatchin' 1945, so too modern. Prob in J. Joyce.Used I and SupUsed I and Sup1Not u...
ganseySweater. (Guernsey).Sweater. (Guernsey).G.M.Story June 1955Used I and SupUsed I and Sup1Not u...
gold-withyGOOL: guithy gouwithy gould withy gowiddy go-wi'-thee goolwitty goowiddy goowitty ...
gansey[My grandfather said one thing that every man wanted in the winter was a "Gernsey". . . . he e...
ganseygansy 'guernsey', jersey.DNE Sup [More support for OED, EDD, etc]G. M. Story JAN 14 1988WKUs...
gearyA cry uttered by one child as he swoops to take something (e.g. marbles) from another. (Ety.? F...
gandy. . . the word _pancakes_ was not used as much as the word _gandies_.DNE-citJH JUL 1970Used I a...
ganseyPRINTED ITEM DNE-citwincey ) boat's kettleG.M.Story February 1957Used I and SupUsed I and Su...
ganseyn. A sweater; -suggested origin _Guernsey_.G.M.Story July 1959PRINTED ITEMUsed I and SupUsed ...
ganseyA woolen sweater (Guernsey), commonly used by fishermenA woolen sweater (Guernsey)G. M. Story ...
gommelAnd when your small fry aggravate you, do you call them bad narders* or young gommels or braze...
gold-withy226. The Irish call it gaulwoody. The East Coast English call it gouldweedy or goweedy.MAY...
gaffer247. Never heard of gossoon. A gaffer. (Same meaning)W. J. KIRWINJH 3/73Used I and SupUsed I ...
gandyNoun. Dough which has been prepared for bread, fried into small cakes. 'Every time we mix bread...
gozzard_Goosander_ (Mergus Americanus, _Cassin_)...called here the "Gozzard."G. M. Story September ...
gatchStop your gatchin' 1945, so too modern. Prob in J. Joyce.Used I and SupUsed I and Sup1Not u...
ganseySweater. (Guernsey).Sweater. (Guernsey).G.M.Story June 1955Used I and SupUsed I and Sup1Not u...
gold-withyGOOL: guithy gouwithy gould withy gowiddy go-wi'-thee goolwitty goowiddy goowitty ...
gansey[My grandfather said one thing that every man wanted in the winter was a "Gernsey". . . . he e...
ganseygansy 'guernsey', jersey.DNE Sup [More support for OED, EDD, etc]G. M. Story JAN 14 1988WKUs...
gearyA cry uttered by one child as he swoops to take something (e.g. marbles) from another. (Ety.? F...
gandy. . . the word _pancakes_ was not used as much as the word _gandies_.DNE-citJH JUL 1970Used I a...
ganseyPRINTED ITEM DNE-citwincey ) boat's kettleG.M.Story February 1957Used I and SupUsed I and Su...
ganseyn. A sweater; -suggested origin _Guernsey_.G.M.Story July 1959PRINTED ITEMUsed I and SupUsed ...
ganseyA woolen sweater (Guernsey), commonly used by fishermenA woolen sweater (Guernsey)G. M. Story ...
gommelAnd when your small fry aggravate you, do you call them bad narders* or young gommels or braze...
gold-withy226. The Irish call it gaulwoody. The East Coast English call it gouldweedy or goweedy.MAY...
gaffer247. Never heard of gossoon. A gaffer. (Same meaning)W. J. KIRWINJH 3/73Used I and SupUsed I ...
gandyNoun. Dough which has been prepared for bread, fried into small cakes. 'Every time we mix bread...
gozzard_Goosander_ (Mergus Americanus, _Cassin_)...called here the "Gozzard."G. M. Story September ...
gatchStop your gatchin' 1945, so too modern. Prob in J. Joyce.Used I and SupUsed I and Sup1Not u...