Gish
[gish]
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noun
Dorothy,1898–1968, and her sister Lillian, 1896–1993, U.S. film actresses.
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Contemporary Examples of gish
Gish Jen is the author of four novels and a collection of stories.
The National Book Awards Longlist for FictionSeptember 19, 2013
Given the casting of Gish, however, one imagines that Charlotte will be sticking around for a while longer.
Historical Examples of gish
They remark that he is “like Gish,” though “shorter in stature” (lines 179–180).
Thereupon the two have a fierce encounter in which Gish is worsted.
Big-bell′ied, having a big belly; pregnant (with); Big′gish, rather big.
Mr. Gish merely presented her a sheaf of assorted angle-worms, neatly bound with a pink ribbon tied into a simple knot.
The Fiend's DelightDod Grile
Miss Gish and her escort darted into the house, the camera man reeling busily.
PipefulsChristopher Morley
Gish
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