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- cash The price was not paid in cash, however, but in food.
- coast The former is only one of a number of such places found along the coast.
- coat "Your last new Coat may be called old too, I'm sure," says Mother; "I believe you married me in it."
- coot But it's ferra coot for ta nose, Skeny.
- cosh At the thought of this calamity each boy felt bad in his clothes, and Speug, resenting what he judged the impertinent spying of Cosh, threatened to punch his head, and "learn Cosh to be watching him."
- cost The cost is from $6 to $8. One is enough.
- cot The world dreams not That in our cot We pure, substantial joys have got.
- cowshed Ay, there was never an end of building at Sellanraa; that fodder loft above the cowshed was not done yet, though the beams and planks for it were there all ready.
- cst EXTREME COLD WARNING IN EFFECT UNTIL 10 AM CST FRIDAY.
- gait She picked up a stick to lean upon, and with the gait of an ancient woman she went hobbling upon the road to Iolcus.
- gash It was indeed this gash that Harry Horn had selected for our ascent.
- gashed The gashed and bleeding bodies of several were thrown back upon the deck; but there were none so seriously wounded that they did not recover.
- gatt Than to the kyrn that he did stoure, 65 And jumlit at it quhill he swatt: Quhen he had jumlit a full lang houre, The sorrow crap of butter he gatt.
- geisha So he frequently treats the maids at the inn, the charming human humming-birds who wait upon him at the tea-house, and the Geisha summoned to entertain him, with a cavalier familiarity that would infallibly lead to his summary expulsion from any well-regulated hotel or public-house, or other places of public entertainment at home, did he dare to show such want of respect to a chambermaid or to one of the haughty fair ones serving at a bar.
- get "I do want to get out.
- ghat Three trains ran between the two countries carrying goods and passengers: (1) East Bengal Express between Sealdah and Goalundo Ghat via Gede-Darshana (2) East Bengal Mail between Sealdah and Parbatipur Junction via Gede-Darshana, and (3) Barisal Express between Sealdah and Khulna via Petrapole-Benapole.
- ghost Either him or his ghost."
- girt The gate itself was divided into three arches, the centre one for vehicles, the others for the foot-passengers; and on either side rose the massive walls which girt the city, composed, patched, repaired at a thousand different epochs, according as war, time, or the earthquake had shattered that vain protection.
- gish However, his mission is finally realized in his devotion to the "broken blossom" Lucy Burrows (Lillian Gish), the beautiful but unwanted and abused daughter of boxer Battling Burrows (Donald Crisp).
- gist The gist of it was that Sylvane had resisted an officer of the law, which was a criminal offense.
- gloat But there was no disposition to gloat.
- gmt Bombay Time was set at 4 hours and 51 minutes ahead of Greenwich Mean Time (GMT).
- goad Here, the ploughman comes, carrying his long plough and goad on his shoulder, and with him his wife lugging the yoke and his boy leading the oxen.
- goat This cottage was given to me yesterday by a little Goat with blue hair.
- good This is not good.
- goshawk
- gout
- gouty
- groat
- grout
- guest
- gunshot
- gush
- gusher
- gushy
- gust
- gusto
- gusty
- gut
- joist
- josh
- joshua
- jot
- joust
- koch
- kosher
- shot
- shut
- Git De chillen ain't ust to stayin' up all hours o' nights, an' I ain't anxious fu' 'em to git ust to it.
- Got
- Gushed
- GT
- GOTCHA
- GOSH
- GOTTA
- GOVT
- josher
- god God help me, I knew it!"
- goodtasting
- head-liners
