GIM

Meaning of GIM in English

ˈjim adjective

Etymology: origin unknown

dialect England : neat , trim

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GIM — (a.) Neat; spruce.
Английский словарь Webster
GIM — ( a. ) Neat; spruce.
Webster's Revised Unabridged English Dictionary
GIM — adj neat; spruce.
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GIM PEG — ˈjim- noun or gem peg ˈjem- Etymology: gim alteration of gem : a cranked iron support in a lapidary's mill …
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REALGYMNASIUM — rā|äl(ˌ)gim|näzēəm noun ( plural realgymna·siums -ēəmz ; or realgymna·sia -ēə) Etymology: German, from real objective, practical (from Late Latin realis …
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GERM PEG — ˈjərm- noun Etymology: by folk etymology from gem peg : gim peg
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GEM PEG — variant of gim peg
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BUGGYMAN — ˈbəgēmən, -gim-, -ˌman noun ( plural buggymen ) Etymology: buggy (II) + man : a worker who handles a barrow …
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MINHAG — — minhagic , adj. Seph. /meen hahg"/ ; Ashk. /min"hahg/ , n. , pl. minhagim Seph. /meen hah geem"/ ; …
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GYMNASIUM — gymnasium 1 — gymnasial , adj. /jim nay"zee euhm/ , n. , pl. gymnasiums, gymnasia /-zee euh, -zheuh/ . 1. …
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GIMMICKRY — /gim"ik ree/ , n. 1. the use of gimmicks. 2. an abundance of gimmicks. Also, gimmickery /gim"ik ree, -ik euh …
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GIMMICK — — gimmicker , n. — gimmicky , adj. /gim"ik/ , n. 1. an ingenious or novel device, scheme, or stratagem, …
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GIMME — /gim"ee/ 1. Pron. Spelling. give me. n. Slang. 2. Golf. a final short putt that a player is not required …
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GIMMAL — /gim"euhl, jim"euhl/ , n. any of various joints for transmitting motion between rotating parts, as in a timepiece. [ 1520-30; …
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GIMLET
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GIMEL — /gim"euhl/ , n. 1. the third letter of the Hebrew alphabet. 2. the consonant sound represented by this letter. 3. …
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GIMBEL — /gim"beuhl/ , n. Jacob , 1850-1922, U.S. retail merchant.
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GIMBALS — /jim"beuhlz, gim"-/ , n. ( used with a sing. v. ) Sometimes, gimbal . a contrivance, consisting of a ring …
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GEM — — gemless , adj. — gemlike , adj. /jem/ , n. , v. , gemmed, gemming , adj. n. 1. …
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ETROG — /es"rohg, -reuhg, et"-/ ; Seph. Heb. /et rddawg"/ ; Ashk. Heb. /es rddohg"/ , n. , pl. etrogs, etrogim Seph. …
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ETHROG — /es"rohg, -reuhg, et"-/ ; Seph. Heb. /et rddawg"/ ; Ashk. Heb. /es rddohg"/ , n. , pl. ethrogs, ethrogim Seph. …
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ESROG — /es"rohg, -reuhg/ , n. , pl. esrogim /es roh"gim/ , esrogs . Judaism. etrog.
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GYMNASIUM — jim-ˈnā-zē-əm, -zhəm; sense 2 usually gim-ˈnä-zē-əm noun ( plural -na·si·ums or gym·na·sia -ˈnā-zē-ə, -ˈnā-zhə; -ˈnä-zē-ə) Etymology: Latin, exercise ground, school, …
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GEM — ■ noun 1》 a precious or semi-precious stone, especially when cut and polished or engraved. 2》 an outstanding person or …
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GIMMICKRY — [gim.mick.ry] n, pl -ries (1948): an array or profusion of gimmicks; also: use of gimmicks
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GIMMICK — [gim.mick] n [origin unknown] (ca. 1926) 1 a: a mechanical device for secretly and dishonestly controlling gambling apparatus b: an …
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GIMME — [gim.me] n, pl gimmes [fr. gimme, contr. of give me] (1982): something easily achieved or won esp. in a contest
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GIMCRACK — [gim.crack] n [origin unknown] (1676): a showy object of little use or value: gewgaw -- gimcrack adj -- gim.crack.ery n
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