Definition of Gauntrees

1. gauntree [n] - See also: gauntree

Lexicographical Neighbors of Gauntrees

gaunt
gaunted
gaunter
gauntest
gaunting
gauntlet
gauntlet bandage
gauntleted
gauntleting
gauntlets
gauntletted
gauntly
gauntness
gauntnesses
gauntree
gauntrees (current term)
gauntries
gauntry
gaunts
gaup
gauped
gauper
gaupers
gauping
gaupped
gauppin
gaups
gaupus
gaupuses
gaur

Literary usage of Gauntrees

Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:

1. Dredging for Gold in California by D'Arcy Weatherbe (1907)
"The gauntrees are, as a rule, of wood, though the Risdon company construct ... A number of the late designs of bow gauntrees have steel cap-pieces and, ..."

2. Ringan Gilhaize; Or, The Covenanters by John Galt (1823)
"... and going forward he whistled shrilly, and then flung three stones against a butt, that was standing at the corner of the house on a gauntrees to kep ..."

3. Popular British Ballads, Ancient and Modern by Reginald Brimley Johnson (1894)
"I wouldna gie that cup, daughter, That ye hold i' your hand For a' the wines in my cellar, An' gauntrees where they stand." "O wae be to your wine, father, ..."

4. The Song Lore of Ireland: Erin's Story in Music and Verse by Redfern Mason (1910)
"... we must remember, are Ireland's gauntrees, her music of laughter, the music which, long, long ago, made the Fomorians forget carnage in mirth. ..."

5. Dredging for Gold in California by D'Arcy Weatherbe (1907)
"The gauntrees are, as a rule, of wood, though the Risdon company construct ... A number of the late designs of bow gauntrees have steel cap-pieces and, ..."

6. Ringan Gilhaize; Or, The Covenanters by John Galt (1823)
"... and going forward he whistled shrilly, and then flung three stones against a butt, that was standing at the corner of the house on a gauntrees to kep ..."

7. Popular British Ballads, Ancient and Modern by Reginald Brimley Johnson (1894)
"I wouldna gie that cup, daughter, That ye hold i' your hand For a' the wines in my cellar, An' gauntrees where they stand." "O wae be to your wine, father, ..."

8. The Song Lore of Ireland: Erin's Story in Music and Verse by Redfern Mason (1910)
"... we must remember, are Ireland's gauntrees, her music of laughter, the music which, long, long ago, made the Fomorians forget carnage in mirth. ..."

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