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Traditional English :: ghastly
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ghastliness.html - adj. & adv. --adj. (ghastlier, ghastliest) 1 horrible, frightful. 2 colloq. objectionable, unpleasant. 3 deathlike, pallid. --adv. in a ghastly or sickly way (ghastly pale). ghastlily adv. ghastliness n. [ME gastlich f. obs. gast terrify: gh after ghost] |
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Traditional English :: ghastly
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ghastliness.html - adj. & adv. --adj. (ghastlier, ghastliest) 1 horrible, frightful. 2 colloq. objectionable, unpleasant. 3 deathlike, pallid. --adv. in a ghastly or sickly way (ghastly pale). ghastlily adv. ghastliness n. [ME gastlich f. obs. gast terrify: gh after ghost] |
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Traditional English :: ghastly
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ghastliness.html - adj. & adv. --adj. (ghastlier, ghastliest) 1 horrible, frightful. 2 colloq. objectionable, unpleasant. 3 deathlike, pallid. --adv. in a ghastly or sickly way (ghastly pale). ghastlily adv. ghastliness n. [ME gastlich f. obs. gast terrify: gh after ghost] |
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Traditional English :: Ghanaian
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ghastliness.html - adj. & n. --adj. of or relating to Ghana in W. Africa. --n. a native or national of Ghana; a person of Ghanaian descent. |
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Traditional English :: gharial
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ghastliness.html - n. (also gavial) a large Indian crocodile, Gavialis gangeticus, having a long narrow snout widening at the nostrils. false gharial a similar crocodile, Tomistoma schlegelii, of Indonesia and Malaya. [Hind.] |
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Traditional English :: ghastly
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ghastliness.html - adj. & adv. --adj. (ghastlier, ghastliest) 1 horrible, frightful. 2 colloq. objectionable, unpleasant. 3 deathlike, pallid. --adv. in a ghastly or sickly way (ghastly pale). ghastlily adv. ghastliness n. [ME gastlich f. obs. gast terrify: gh after ghost] |
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