gin in English

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expr. gin up, (U.S. Dialect or Informal.) to stir up.
Ex. gin up support for the President's ... policy (Atlantic).

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expr. go gin, to meld all of one's cards in gin rummy, except one for discarding; gin.

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gin (1), noun.
a strong, colorless alcoholic drink, distilled mostly from grain and usually flavored with juniper berries.

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gin (2), noun, verb, ginned,ginning.

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gin (3), noun, verb, ginned,ginning.

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gin (4), transitive verb, intransitive verb, gan,gun,ginning.
(Archaic.) to begin.

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gin (5), conjunction.
(Scottish.) if; whether.

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gin (6), noun.
(Australian Slang.) a female aborigine.

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noun gin rummy.

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noun 1. a machine for separating cotton from its seeds; cotton gin.
2. a trap, snare, or net for catching game.
Ex. O Thou, who dids't with Pitfall and with Gin Beset the Road I was to wander in (Edward FitzGerald).
3. any one of vari

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v.i. to win a game in gin rummy; go gin.

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v.t. 1. to separate (cotton) from its seeds.
2. to trap; snare.

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