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Traditional English :: galop
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galoper.html - n. & v. --n. 1 a lively dance in duple time.
2 the music for this. --v.intr. (galoped, galoping) perform this dance. [F: see GALLOP] |
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Traditional English :: galoot
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galoper.html - n.
colloq. a person, esp. a strange or clumsy one. [19th-c. Naut. sl.: orig. unkn.] |
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Traditional English :: galop
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galoper.html - n. & v. --n. 1 a lively dance in duple time.
2 the music for this. --v.intr. (galoped, galoping) perform this dance. [F: see GALLOP] |
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Traditional English :: galore
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galoper.html - adv.
in abundance (placed after noun : flowers galore). [Ir. go le×r to sufficiency] |
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Traditional English :: galosh
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galoper.html - n.
(also golosh) (usu. in pl.) a waterproof overshoe, usu. of rubber. [ME f. OF galoche f. LL gallicula small Gallic shoe] |
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English Idioms :: gallery
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galoper.html - See: PLAY TO THE GALLERY. |
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