Webster's practical dictionaryA practical dictionary of the English language, giving the correct spelling, pronunciation and definitions of words based on the Unabridged dictionary of Noah Webster .. . istorical narratives of Christs life; a sjs-tem of religious truth or doctrine. — Gossip, a sponsor; a comrade; an idle tattler; tattle;rumor. — v. i. To prate, tattle. Goggle, gog^gl, V. i. [-GLED (-gld), -gung.] To strainor roll the eyes. — a. Full and rolling or staring, — said of the eyes. — n. A strained or affected roll-ing of the eye. p?. A kind of spectacles. Goiter, -tre, goit?r
Webster's practical dictionaryA practical dictionary of the English language, giving the correct spelling, pronunciation and definitions of words based on the Unabridged dictionary of Noah Webster .. . istorical narratives of Christs life; a sjs-tem of religious truth or doctrine. — Gossip, a sponsor; a comrade; an idle tattler; tattle;rumor. — v. i. To prate, tattle. Goggle, gog^gl, V. i. [-GLED (-gld), -gung.] To strainor roll the eyes. — a. Full and rolling or staring, — said of the eyes. — n. A strained or affected roll-ing of the eye. p?. A kind of spectacles. Goiter, -tre, goit?r, n. {Med.) Bronchocele ; an en-largement of the thjroid gland. Gold, gold, n. A precious metal, of reddish yellow col-or and metallic luster, ductile and malleable; mon-ey; wealth; a yellow color like that of the metal. —Gold^en, -n, a. Made of, consisting of, or of thecolor of, gold; very precious. Gondola, gondo-la, n. A long, narrow, flat-bottomedpleasure-boa t,used at Venice ;in U. S., a plat-form car, used ^ G o n-dolier, -ler, n. Aman who rows agondola. Gone. See Go. Gong, gong, n. Acircular i n s t r u-ment of copperand tin, produ-cing, when struck,a loud, harsh. Gondola. sound: a stationary call-bell. Good, gS&d, a. [better; best.] Possessing desirablequalities; wholesome; adapted to the end designed;possessing moral excellence or virtue; kind; benevo-lent; suited; clever; skillful, —followed esp. by a«;adequate; sufficient, — in a commercial sense, hav-ing pecuniary ability; considerable; full; complete ;fair; honorable.— 7i. That which possesses desirablequalities, promotes success or happiness, is service-able, fit, excellent, etc.: welfare; prosperity; Wares, commodities, chattels. — adv. Well ;equally well; to a good degree;quite ; considerably. — Good-ness, n. State of being good ;excellence; virtue; kindness.—Goodly,-It, a. [-liee, -liest.]Pleasant ; agreeable ; comely;graceful; portly; large. under
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