garth noun¹. [gɑ:Ɵ] Now arch. & north. ME.
[Old Norse garðr = Old English ġeard YARD noun¹.]
1. A small area of enclosed ground, esp. beside a house or other building, used as a yard, garden, or paddock. ME.
b. A cloister-garth. L19.

2. A fence, a hedge. Now chiefly Hist. ME.

3. A fishgarth. E17.

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garth noun². [gɑ:Ɵ] north. LME.
[Alt. of GIRTH noun¹.]
1. A saddle-girth. LME.

2. A (wooden) hoop, esp. for a barrel. LME.

3. Girth or measurement, esp. of a fighting cock. Now rare or obsolete. L17.

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