Gooseberry-eyed. One with dull grey eyes, like boiled
  gooseberries.

Gooseberry wig.  A large frizzled wig:  perhaps from a
  supposed likeness to a gooseberry bush.

GOOSECAP.  A silly fellow or woman.

Gorger.  A gentleman.  A well dressed man.  Mung
  kiddey.  Mung the gorger; beg child beg, of the gentleman.

Gospel shop.  A church.

Goree.  Money, chiefly gold:  perhaps from the traffic
  carried on at that place, which is chiefly for gold dust. 
  Cant.

GORMAGON.  A monster with six eyes, three mouths, four
  arms, eight legs, live on one side and three on the other,
  three arses, two tarses, and a *** upon its back; a man on
  horseback, with a woman behind him.

Gotch-gutted. Pot bellied:  a gotch in Norfolk signifying
  a pitcher, or large round jug.

To Gouge.  To squeeze out a man’s eye with the thumb: 
  a cruel practice used by the Bostonians in America.

To grabble.  To seize.  To grabble the bit; to seize any
  one’s money.  Cant.

Grafted. Cuckolded, i.e. having horns grafted on his
  head.

To Grab.  To seize a man.  The pigs grabbed the kiddey
  for a crack:  the officers, seized the youth for a burglary.

GRANNAM.  Corn.

GRANNUM’S gold.  Hoarded money:  supposed to have
  belonged to the grandmother of the possessor.

Granny.  An abbreviation of grandmother; also the name
  of an idiot, famous for licking, her eye, who died Nov. 14,
  1719.  Go teach your granny to suck eggs; said to such
  as would instruct any one in a matter he knows better than
  themselves.

Grapple the rails.  A cant name used in Ireland for
  whiskey.

Grappling irons.  Handcuffs.

Grave digger.  Like a grave digger; up to the a-se in
  business, and don’t know which way to turn.

Gravy-eyed. Blear-eyed, one whose eyes have a running
  humour.

To grease.  To bribe.  To grease a man in the fist; to
  bribe him.  To grease a fat sow in the a-se; to give to a
  rich man.  Greasy chin; a treat given to parish officers in
  part of commutation for a bastard:  called also, Eating a
  child.

Great intimate.  As great as shirt and shitten a-se.

Great Joseph.  A surtout.  Cant.

Greedy guts.  A covetous or voracious person.

Greek.  St. Giles’s Greek; the slang lingo, cant, or gibberish.

Green.  Doctor Green; i.e. grass:  a physician, or rather
  medicine, found very successful in curing most disorders
  to which horses are liable.  My horse is not well, I shall
  send him to Doctor Green.