Gayly fn Amerin English | Colls English Dictnary

Contents:

• DEFN OF 'GAYLY'
• GAYLY
• DEFINITIONS FOR GAYLYˈGEɪ LIGAY·LY
• THE HISTORY OF THE WORD “GAY”
• MEANG OF GAY ENGLISH
• GAYLY VS GAILY - WHAT'S THE DIFFERENCE?GAYLY | GAILY |AS ADVERBS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN GAYLY AND GAILYIS THAT GAYLY IS CHEERFULLY; A GAY MANNER WHILE GAILY IS MERRILY.GAYLYENGLISHADVERB(EN ADVERB)CHEERFULLY; A GAY MANNER.* {{QUOTE-BOOK, 1852, MRS M.A. THOMPSON, CHAPTER=THE TUTOR'S DGHTER, GRAHAM'S AMERIN MONTHLY MAGAZE OF LERATURE, ART, AND FASHN, PAGE=266 CATN, PASSAGE=IN THE LIGHTNS OF MY HEART I SANG TCH OF SONGS AS MY HORSE GAYLY BORE ME ALONG THE WELL-REMEMBERED ROAD.}}* SIR WALTER STTGAYLY TO BOURGEON AND BROADLY TO GROW.USAGE NOTTHE MEANG " A HOMOSEXUAL MANNER", WHILE AN OBV RIVATN OF THE CURRENT PRIMARY MEANG OF GAY, RARELY APPEARS, AND WHEN DO, IS TYPILLY ED WH AN AWARENS OF S RARY.GAILY
• MEANG OF "GAYLY" THE ENGLISH DICTNARY

DEFN OF 'GAYLY'

Gayly Brish English. gayly Amerin English. Exampl of 'gayly' a sentence.

GAYLY

gayly. `The birds above you gayly sg, The wildflowers brightly bloom, What is this awful, horrid thg Which seems to seal your doom?

: a gay manner: marked by gaiety. Middle English gayly, om gay gay entry 1 + -ly -ly entry 2. gayly Brish English.

Related to gayly: gaily.

DEFINITIONS FOR GAYLYˈGEɪ LIGAY·LY

gay·ly (gā′lē)Amerin Herage® Dictnary of the English Language, Fifth Edn. The morng sun looked softly down upon the broad green earth, which like a mighty altar was sendg up clouds of perfume om s breast, while flowers danced gayly the summer wd, and birds sang their morng hymn among the ol green was drawn by one hundred pairs of whe mice, and the Poodle sat on the achman's seat and snapped his whip gayly the air, as if he were a real achman a hurry to get to his statn. I lunged gayly wh my stick at a lamp-post and missed , whereat a street-urch grned, and I wked at him and slipped twopence down his back.

" he exclaimed gayly. "When they first scried Mercy nng to the door, they brightened gayly wh the merriment of a child. "Well, " said he, "I hardly know; we always liked to hear the tmpet sound, and to be lled out, and were impatient to start off, though sometim we had to stand for hours, wag for the word of mand; and when the word was given we ed to sprg forward as gayly and eagerly as if there were no nnon balls, bayos, or bullets.

THE HISTORY OF THE WORD “GAY”

Children munchg orang, six thoand fans flutterg and glimmerg, everybody happy, everybody chattg gayly wh their timat, lovely girl-fac sg regnn and salutatn to other lovely girl-fac, gray old ladi and gentlemen alg the like exchang wh each other - ah, such a picture of cheery ntentment and glad anticipatn! "And yet, Monsir le Fronur, " said Mazar gayly, "the affair which you have taken charge mt, om the kg "I asked her if she thought she uld brave the ascent, and she lghed gayly my stood long black l, wag before the p entranc of the theatr-- short-ated boys, and girls sailor hats, all shiverg and chattg gayly. There was a blurred rhythm all the dull cy nois-- the clatter of the b hors and the mblg of the bs, the street lls, and the undulatg tramp, tramp of the the tre, the birds sang gayly among the stlg those days such a at would often be worn by workmen for ease workg, but has e down to only as the gayly lored at worn by heralds.

▲gay liberatn movementGay Lsac's towergay manGay Netigay womanGayagayalgaytngaydarGaydiangGayegayetygayfeathergay-feathergay-iendlyGayley procsgaylordGay-LsacGay-Lsac Joseph LouisGaylsaciaGaylsacia bactaGaylsacia brachyceraGaylsacia ondosaGay-Lsac's lawGaylsegaylyGaynegaynsGayomartgaysomeGaytregaywgsgay-wgsgazGazaGaza StripgazabogazanggazaniaGazania rigensGazankulugazargazegaze about or aroundgazeboGazeebogazefulgazehoundGazelGazellaGazella subgutturosa▼. ▲gayg her up.

MEANG OF GAY ENGLISH

gayg him up. gayg up. gayg me up.

gayg someone up. gayg somethg up. gayg that up.

GAYLY VS GAILY - WHAT'S THE DIFFERENCE?GAYLY | GAILY |AS ADVERBS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN GAYLY AND GAILYIS THAT GAYLY IS CHEERFULLY; A GAY MANNER WHILE GAILY IS MERRILY.GAYLYENGLISHADVERB(EN ADVERB)CHEERFULLY; A GAY MANNER.* {{QUOTE-BOOK, 1852, MRS M.A. THOMPSON, CHAPTER=THE TUTOR'S DGHTER, GRAHAM'S AMERIN MONTHLY MAGAZE OF LERATURE, ART, AND FASHN, PAGE=266 CATN, PASSAGE=IN THE LIGHTNS OF MY HEART I SANG TCH OF SONGS AS MY HORSE GAYLY BORE ME ALONG THE WELL-REMEMBERED ROAD.}}* SIR WALTER STTGAYLY TO BOURGEON AND BROADLY TO GROW.USAGE NOTTHE MEANG " A HOMOSEXUAL MANNER", WHILE AN OBV RIVATN OF THE CURRENT PRIMARY MEANG OF GAY, RARELY APPEARS, AND WHEN DO, IS TYPILLY ED WH AN AWARENS OF S RARY.GAILY

gayg them up.

gayg the up.

gayg those up.

MEANG OF "GAYLY" THE ENGLISH DICTNARY

gayg up. gayg you up. GAYLAW.

Gaylaxian Science Fictn Society.

Gayle, Margot.

Gayley procs. Gaylord. Gaylord Entertament Center.

Gaylord, Michigan. Gaylsacia. Gaylsacia bacta.

Gaylsacia brachycera.

Gaylsacia ondosa. Gaylse.

gaylyGaymen. Gaymen.