gee¹ /jē/

(of horses) to move to the right, to move on, or move faster

geeˈ-gee noun (informal)

1. A child's word for a horse
2. (in pl) horses in terms of racing and betting

gee up

1. To proceed faster
2. To encourage, stimulate, buck up
3. An interjection commanding a horse to move on or go faster (also gee hup)

gee² /jē/ (informal)

1. Expressing surprise, sarcasm, enthusiasm, etc
2. Sometimes used only for emphasis

gee whiz interjection

Expressing surprise, admiration, etc

gee³ /jē/

The seventh letter of the modern English alphabet (G or g)

gee⁴ /gē/ (Scot and N Eng dialect)

A fit of perversity

gee⁵ /jē/ (US dialect or slang)

To go, suit, get on well

gee⁶ /jē/

A radio-navigation system in which three ground stations, A (master), B and C (slave), give for AB and AC two sets of intersecting hyperbolas which, charted, give an equipped aircraft its geographical position over a few hundred miles' range from A

• saddleroom
• saddlerooms
• saddlers
• saddler-sergeant
• saddlery
• saddles
• saddle-shaped
• saddle soap
• saddle soaps
• saddle sore
• saddle-sore
• saddle sores
• saddle spring
• saddle springs
• saddle stitch
• saddle-stitch
• saddle-stitched
• saddle stitches
• saddle-stitches
• set on fire
• set on foot
• setons
• setose
• set out
• set-out