GIE

Meaning of GIE in English

ˈgē verb

( gied -ēd ; gied “ ; or gien -ēn ; gieing ; gies )

Etymology: by alteration

chiefly Scotland : give

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GIE — see: give
Толковый словарь английского языка - Merriam Webster
GIE — (v. t.) To give.
Английский словарь Webster
GIE — (v. t.) To guide. See Gye .
Английский словарь Webster
GIE — ( v. t. ) To guide. See Gye .
Webster's Revised Unabridged English Dictionary
GIE — ( v. t. ) To give.
Webster's Revised Unabridged English Dictionary
GIE — gie 1 /gee/ , v.t., v.i., gied, gied or gien /geen/ , gieing . Chiefly Scot. give. gie 2 /gee/ …
Random House Webster's Unabridged English Dictionary
GIE — chiefly Scottish variant of give
Merriam-Webster's Collegiate English vocabulary
GIE — vt to guide. ·see gye. 2. gie ·vt to give.
Webster English vocab
GIE — [gie] chiefly Scot var of give
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GIE — v.tr. & intr. Sc. = GIVE.
Английский основной разговорный словарь
GIE — v.tr. & intr. Sc. = GIVE.
Concise Oxford English Dictionary
GIE — v.tr. & intr. Sc. GIVE.
Oxford English vocab
GIE — Pronunciation: ' g ē chiefly Scottish variant of give
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TILL — I. preposition also til t ə l ( often d. ə l after a vowel ), tə̇l Etymology: Middle English, …
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GIFTIE — ˈgifti noun ( -s ) Etymology: gift (I) + -ie Scotland : gift , faculty O wad some pow'r the …
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GIN — gin 1 /jin/ , n. 1. an alcoholic liquor obtained by distilling grain mash with juniper berries. 2. an alcoholic …
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GI — /gee/ , n. a lightweight, two-piece, usually white garment worn by barefooted martial-arts participants, consisting of loose-fitting pants and a …
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VOGIE — [vo.gie] adj [origin unknown] (1712) Scot: proud, vain
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VEGGIE — [veg.gie] also veg.ie n [by shortening & alter.] (1955) 1: vegetable 2. slang: vegetarian
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SWAGGIE — [swag.gie] n [by shortening & alter.] (1891) chiefly Austral: swagman
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STOGIE — [sto.gie] or sto.gy n, pl stogies [Conestoga, Pa.] (1853) 1: a stout coarse shoe: brogan 2: an inexpensive slender cylindrical …
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NOSTALGIE DE LA BOUE — [nos.tal.gie de la boue] [F] foreign term : yearning for the mud: attraction to what is unworthy, crude, or degrading
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MOGGY — [mog.gy] also mog.gie n, pl mog.gies [prob. fr. Moggy, fr. Mog, nickname fr. the name Margaret] (ca. 1911) Brit: cat
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LOGGIA — [log.gia] n, pl loggias also log.gie [It, fr. OF loge lodge] (1742): a roofed open gallery esp. at an upper …
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HOAGIE — [hoa.gie] also hoa.gy n, pl hoagies [origin unknown] (1955): submarine 2.
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DRUGGIE — [drug.gie] also drug.gy n, pl druggies (1967): one who habitually uses drugs
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DRUG — [drug] n [ME drogge] (14c) 1 a obs: a substance used in dyeing or chemical operations b: a substance used …
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DOGIE — [do.gie] n [origin unknown] (1888) chiefly West: a motherless calf in a range herd
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DOGGY — [dog.gy] or dog.gie n, pl doggies (1825): a small dog [2]dog.gy adj dog.gi.er ; -est (1859) 1: concerned with or …
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BOOGIE-WOOGIE — [boo.gie-woo.gie] n [origin unknown] (1928): a percussive style of playing blues on the piano characterized by a steady rhythmic ground …
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GEORGIE PORGIE — Geor ‧ gie Por ‧ gie /ˌdʒɔːdʒi ˈpɔːdʒi $ ˌdʒɔːrdʒi ˈpɔːr-/ BrE AmE a character in a ↑ nursery rhyme …
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