GAv. 1. To go, Scotland. 2. “To gae throw”, to bungle, Scotland. 3. “To gae throw”, to waste, Scotland. 4. “To gae” one's “gait”, to depart, Scotland. 5. “To gae with”, to go to wreck, Scotland.See also: GAE. GAARn. 1. Vegetable substance in the bed of a river, Scotland. B. 2. Rheum from the eyes, when hardened, Scotland. B. See also: GARR. GABn. 1. Prating, Scotland. 2. Entertaining conversation, Scotland. GABn. 1. The mouth, Scotland. 2. The taste, Scotland. GABv. 1. To mock. 2. To prate, Scotland. GABBEDadj. Loquacious, Scotland. B. GABBERv. To jabber, Scotland. GABBIEn. The crop of a fowl, Scotland.See also: GEBBIE. GABBINGn. 1. Mockery. 2. Jeering, raillery. GABBITn. A fragment, Scotland. B. GABBYadj. 1. Having fluency of speech, Scotland. 2. Loquacious, Scotland. GABERn. A lean horse, Stirlings. GABERLUNYIEn. A wallet that hangs on the loins. GABERLUNYIE-MANn. The man who carries the wallet. GABERTn. A lighter, Scotland.
A Dictionary of the Scots Language derived from “An Etymological Dictionary of the Scottish Language By John Jamieson, D.D.” published in 1818.
