Gilley Room revisited
Val Golding
Tuesday, May 7, 2002 12:00 AM
I finally found the definition I was looking for.
Under the spelling "Gilly":
1. "variant of Gillie."
2. "A lumber wagon or any local wagon or truck hired for hauling circus or
carnival paraphernalia"
3. "To transport by means of a gilly."
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Also, definition 4 of "Gillie" (Scotch origin) "A gill of liquor" (I
thought Murph might appreciate that...)
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Under the spelling "Gilly":
1. "variant of Gillie."
2. "A lumber wagon or any local wagon or truck hired for hauling circus or
carnival paraphernalia"
3. "To transport by means of a gilly."
.
Also, definition 4 of "Gillie" (Scotch origin) "A gill of liquor" (I
thought Murph might appreciate that...)
.
.
.
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