GEE, g[=e], _n._ (_prov._) a fit of ill-temper, usually in phrase 'to take
the gee.'
GEE, j[=e], _v.i._ of horses, to move to the offside--the right, the driver
standing on the left.--_v.t._ to cause so to move.--_v.i._ to go, to suit,
get on well.--_n._ GEE-GEE, a horse.--GEE UP, to proceed faster.
GEESE, _pl._ of _goose_.
GEËZ, g[=e]-ez', GIZ, g[=e]z, _n._ the ancient language of Ethiopia, a
Semitic tongue closely related to Arabic.
GEGG, geg, _n._ (_Scot._) a hoax, trick.--_v.t._ to hoax.--_n._ GEG'GERY,
trickery.
GEHENNA, ge-hen'a, _n._ the valley of Hinnom, near Jerusalem, in which the
Israelites sacrificed their children to Moloch, and to which, at a later
time, the refuse of the city was conveyed to be slowly burned--hence
(_N.T._) hell. [L.,--Heb. _Ge_, valley of, and _Hinnom_.]
GEISHA, g[=a]'sha, _n._ a Japanese dancing-girl.