Definition of Gaeing

1. gae [v] - See also: gae

Lexicographical Neighbors of Gaeing

gadroonings
gadroons
gads
gadsman
gadsmen
gadso
gadsos
gaduin
gadwall
gadwalls
gadzookeries
gadzookery
gadzooks
gae
gaed
gaeing (current term)
gael
gaelic
gaelscoil
gaen
gaes
gaff-headed sail
gaff-topsail
gaff-topsails
gaff rig
gaff rigs
gaff topsail
gaffa
gaffas

Literary usage of Gaeing

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

1. Ancient Ballads and Songs of the North of Scotland: Hitherto Unpublished by Peter Buchan (1875)
"... bonny Miss Gordon 1 0 whare are ye gaeing, sae bonny and braw ? Ye've married wi' Johnny Byron, To squander the lands o' Gight awa'. ..."

2. The Gentleman's Magazine (1870)
"Fine specimen of the native, the shopman. 'Are ye gaeing to see this ... 'lam, sir,' says I. ' I'd like tae be gaeing myself,' he replies thoughtfully ..."

3. A New History of Aberdeenshire by Alexander Smith (1875)
"O whare are ye gaeing, sae bonny and braw ? Ve've married wi' Johnny Byron, To squander the lauds o' Gight awa'. " The shooting o' guns, and rattling ..."

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