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There's my Dick, an' he wor only ten year older, I'd gi him to yer, wi a right good wull—that a' wud.
THE WORLD BEFORE THEMSUSANNA MOODIE"If ye hadn't gi'n me warnin', Liz, that there stun'd about fixed me," he remarked.
EARTH'S ENIGMASCHARLES G. D. ROBERTS"Happen he gi' him both, and throwed in th' Litany," shouted another.
THAT LASS O' LOWRIE'SFRANCES HODGSON BURNETT"If yo'll gi' me th' letter, I'll tak' it an' thank yo'," said Joan.
THAT LASS O' LOWRIE'SFRANCES HODGSON BURNETTWe can gi' thee a bed if thou likes: it's no but a poor one, but it's none so bad—eh, lass?
YORKSHIRE ODDITIES, INCIDENTS AND STRANGE EVENTSS. BARING-GOULDA couple o' boxes o' matches, Mrs Littleproud; and you can gi' me the odd ha'penny in clo' balls for the disgestion.
A SHEAF OF CORNMARY E. MANNIn those days there dwelt at Athens two young men named Har-mo´di-us and A-ris-to-gi´ton.
THE STORY OF THE GREEKSH. A. GUERBERFeast, same as meal, or eat; they say, give to eat; also gi-ko.
TRAVELS IN THE INTERIOR OF NORTH AMERICA, 1832-1834, PART III (THE TEXT BEING CHAPTERS XXVIII-XXXIII OF THE LONDON EDITION, 1843, AND THE APPENDIX A COMBINATION OF THE APPENDICES OF THE LONDON AND GERMAN [COBLENTZ, 1839] EDITIONS)MAXIMILIAN, PRINZ VON WIEDLeader (chief), uong-gé-gi-hi (first syllable almost like wong; g guttural).
TRAVELS IN THE INTERIOR OF NORTH AMERICA, 1832-1834, PART III (THE TEXT BEING CHAPTERS XXVIII-XXXIII OF THE LONDON EDITION, 1843, AND THE APPENDIX A COMBINATION OF THE APPENDICES OF THE LONDON AND GERMAN [COBLENTZ, 1839] EDITIONS)MAXIMILIAN, PRINZ VON WIEDFor I don't agree with that Mexican thet wot was gi'n to Grace belongs to me.
GABRIEL CONROYBERT HARTEWORDS RELATED TO GI
- GI
- aggressor
- antagonist
- assailant
- battler
- belligerent
- boxer
- brawler
- bruiser
- bully
- champion
- combatant
- competitor
- contender
- contestant
- disputant
- duelist
- gladiator
- heavy
- jouster
- mercenary
- militant
- opponent
- person-at-arms
- pugilist
- punching bag
- rival
- scrapper
- serviceperson
- slugger
- soldier
- tanker
- warlord
- warrior
- wildcat
- GUSES
- aggressors
- antagonists
- assailants
- battlers
- belligerents
- boxers
- brawlers
- bruisers
- bullies
- champions
- combatants
- competitors
- contenders
- contestants
- disputants
- duelists
- gladiators
- heavies
- jousters
- mercenaries
- militants
- opponents
- person-at-armses
- pugilists
- punching bags
- rivals
- scrappers
- servicepersons
- sluggers
- soldiers
- tankers
- warlords
- warriors
- wildcats
- GI
- Green Beret
- airforce member
- cadet
- cavalryperson
- commando
- conscript
- draftee
- enlisted person
- fighter
- guard
- guerrilla
- gunner
- infantry
- infantryperson
- marine
- mercenary
- military person
- musketeer
- officer
- paratrooper
- pilot
- private
- rank
- recruit
- scout
- selectee
- serviceperson
- soldier-at-arms
- trooper
- veteran
- volunteer
- warmonger
- warrior
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