sufficient.

GALLANTRY This word is now almost obsolete. It was formerly
employed to express a deferential attention on the part of the man
who in a crowded car gave up his seat to the ladies.

GAMBLER From the Grk. gumnos, stripped to the skin. And the
gambler's the one that does it.

GARDEN From the Fr. garantir, to make good. Hence, a place where
lovers make good.

GARLIC From Grk. gar, for, and Lat. liceor, to bid. Good for the
biddies.

GEM A breakfast muffin. With the newly married, syn. for "a
precious stone."

GERM A bit of animal life living in water.

GERMAN More animal life, living on beer.

GIRAFFE The champion rubber-neck of the world, and the longest
thirst on record.

GLOBE An all-round proposition which has furnished its
shareholders a living for several thousand years, though its stock
is two-thirds water.

GOAT The honored founder and oldest inhabitant of Harlem, N. Y.