Garrulous, a. Loquacious, talkative, prating, prattling, babbling.

Gas, n. Aeriform fluid, elastic fluid.

Gasconade, n. Boast, brag, vaunt, bravado, vaporing, fanfaronade, bluster, swagger, great cry and little wool.

Gasconade, v. n. Boast, brag, vaunt, swagger, bluster, vapor.

Gasconader, n. Boaster, braggart, blusterer, vaporer, fanfaron.

Gash, v. a. Cut deeply, make a deep incision or deep incisions in.

Gash, n. Deep cut, gaping wound.

Gas-holder, n. Gasometer.

Gas-meter, n. Gasometer.

Gasometer, n.

    1. Gas-holder.
    2. Gas-meter.

Gasp, v. n. Pant, puff, blow, labor for breath, breathe convulsively.

Gassy, a.

    1. Gas-like, gaseous.
    2. (Colloq.) Inflated, bombastic, pompous.

Gas-tar, n. Coal-tar.

Gastric, a. Of the stomach.

Gastronome, Gastronomer, n. Epicure, high-liver, gourmand, fine-feeder, gourmet.

Gastronomist, n.

    1. See gastronome.
    2. Connoisseur in gastronomy, judge of cookery.

Gastronomy, n.

    1. Art of cookery.
    2. Epicurism, pleasures of the table.

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