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| gadgie | an insulting man |
| gaig | tear, hole |
| gallus | hard and unfeeling |
| gansey |
a jumper . In the past the particular stitches and decoration on a fisherman’s gansey could tell you exactly where he came from. |
| gant | stammer |
| gashie | talkative |
| gate-ends | neighbourhood |
| gaur | to compel to |
| gie | to give |
| gied | gave |
| geitcher | grandad. |
| girn |
to moan, complain, grumble |
| glaiket | stupid |
| glaur | wet discharge |
| glounk | to gulp |
| gloup | blowhole (collapsed roof of a cave) |
| gluff | to frighten |
| gollan | rainbow |
| gowk | fool |
| gowl | crotch |
| gruishan | fringe |
| gundy | toffee |
| gurr | discharge from eye |
| gushel | clumsy person |
| geo | inlet |
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