Meanings of gean in English

The gean isle occupied by Mr. Phoebus was of no inconsiderable dimensions.

You will know the place by the gean trees.

The small cherry, both black and red, common in gardens, is in Scotland, never in England, termed gean (Fr.

Quivering with terror, and with her strength failing her, poor Gean began to feel hopeless.

And here we must leave Gean.

It was a long way off, it is true, but Gean had a very keen sense of smell.

Suddenly Gean saw the enemy.

But Gean tended and nourished it, kept it nice and warm, and in due course of time it grew strong and healthy.

And Groar thought it was the very finest baby he had ever seen, and was fonder and prouder of Gean than ever.

Rank also said another executive would join in August with responsibility for anti-corruption efforts, reporting directly to Wal-Mart's global FCPA compliance officer, Tom Gean.

The fruit of Gascoigne's Heart has its apex produced into a globule or drop; that of the white Hungarian Gean has almost transparent flesh.

This was Gean, the Giraffe, and she belonged to a tribe which boasted of the fact that they were the tallest of all animals.

As for Gean, she was sublimely happy, and was never tired of fondling and caressing her little one and attending to its many wants.

Dr Alisa Gean said she believed the baby had suffered a fractured skull and brain haemorrhage three to four weeks before his death last February.