2026-04-07T04:53:59+01:0012,437170415https://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects/format/jsonhttps://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects/format/xmlhttps://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects10952146326GENERAL SERVICE SHEDY1st World War end-opening aeroplane hangar.1P789592114GENERAL STOREYA shop selling a variety of goods and merchandise.1P667887476Generating StationN1N985097277GENERATOR HOUSEYA building housing a generator.1P622771568GENTLEMENS CLUBYA building with a range of facilities for the exclusive use of its all-male membership. Rooms were often provided as offices or short term accommodation, and the club could be used for business or social gatherings.1P789692115Gentlemens Subscription LibraryN1N536670386GEOLOGICAL MARKSYSoil marks and other features of natural origin, including periglacial frost wedging, solifluction deposits, abandoned water courses, etc, recorded to avoid future confusion with features of human origin.1P85010139699617GEOLOGICAL SAMPLEYA sample consisting of minerals, stones etc.128P85110139797140GEOMETRY INSTRUMENTNInstruments used within geometry, geometrical drawing and navigational mapping.128P789792116GERIATRIC HOSPITALYA specialist hospital where the elderly receive medical treatment.1P789892117German InstituteN1N2989137822Giant OrderN546N85210139895720GIBBETYA structure for hanging criminals, often used to suspend criminals after execution, consisting of one upright post with an arm.128P422168731GIBBETYAn upright post with projecting arm from which the body of a criminal would be hung in chains after execution.1P3639138875GIBBS SURROUNDYAn architrave surrounding a door, window or niche interrupted by large blocks of stone, and often by a massive keystone set under a pediment. Named after the architect James Gibbs (1682-1754).546P637371735Gig HouseN1N11544162728GIG MILLYA woollen mill in which the cloth was passed over rollers covered in short spikes to raise the nap in one direction only.1P3710138965Gigantic OrderNAlternative name for the Tuscan Order according to Vincenzo Scamozzi. Not to be confused with COLOSSAL ORDER.546N513070130GILBERTINE CELLYA residence of two or three monks of the Gilbertine order dependent on an English mother house.1P513970139GILBERTINE DOUBLE HOUSEYA priory of Gilbertine double order of nuns and canons.1P661283692GILBERTINE GRANGEYAn outlying farm or estate belonging to the Gilbertine order.1P515970159GILBERTINE MONASTERYYAn abbey or priory of Gilbertine monks.1P576170909GILBERTINE NUNNERYYAn abbey or priory of Gilbertine Nuns.1P576270910Gilbertine PrioryNUse PRIORY and GILBERTINE DOUBLE HOUSE or GILBERTINE MONASTERY.1N789992118Gilbertine Priory CellN1N853101399100124GILLYA measure for liquid, usually for a quarter of a pint.128P85410140097011GIMLETYA small tool for boring holes with a cross handle and a screw tip.128P1194379014GINYAn alcoholic beverage distilled from grain or malt and usually flavoured with juniper berries.77P790092119Gin CaseN1N576370911Gin CircleNUse both terms.1N