gie

[ gee ]

verb (used with or without object)

, Chiefly Scot.

gieinggied gied or gien [geen],

1. give.

gie

/ ɡiː /

verb

1. See give
   a Scot word for give

Example Sentences

We received messages from Europe that it's time to gie Iran a military threat.

From The Daily Beast

Woman—Thou beest a sound sleeper—Wake up, and see to thy bairn, and I will gie thee both a good breakfast.

From Project Gutenberg

We've left the school the day, Mr. Walker, an' Mysie an' me want to ken if ye can gie us a job on the pitheid?

From Project Gutenberg

"Gie's my socks," he ordered grumpily, flinging Robert's socks into the far corner of the kitchen.

From Project Gutenberg

I'm saying—my lads—will ye gie ower this weary warrk a wee whilee and sheer a wheen sheep to me?

From Project Gutenberg

"Gie her her will, or she'll burst," quo' the man when his wife kamed his head with the three-legged stool.

From Project Gutenberg