ˈgijē noun
or gid·gea also gid·ya or gid·yea “, -jə
( -s )
Etymology: native name in Australia
1.
a. : a somewhat scrubby Australian acacia ( Acacia cambagei ) that grows chiefly in dry inland regions and has an extremely foul-smelling blossom
b. : georgina gidgee
c. : yarran 1
2. : the dense hard dark wood of gidgee and various other small Australian acacias that is valued for turning and carving and used also for fencing and fuel