1. A measure or rule of measuring; a standard.

2. To measure; to gauge. See Gauge.

3. A pledge; something given as a security, which is forfeited on non-fulfilment of the pledge; something thrown down as a challenge, to be taken up by the one who accepts it.

4. To pledge; to give as a pledge; to bind by pledge; to engage.

5. A variety of plum.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• gardge,
• gacve,
• gargae,
• karge,
• gigle,
• geoge,
• gagget,
• gade,
• hage,
• vogage,
• gtake,
• gague,
• gearge,
• gugle,
• gavie,
• pagage,
• gave,
• garger,
• goege,
• fague

• gale,
• gauze,
• GASE,
• gate,
• gaga,
• sage,
• gas,
• gause,
• gag,
• rage,
• gawk,
• gash,
• GAGS,
• Gaza,
• wage,
• game,
• GAUS,
• GASS,
• age,
• gauche,
• Gave,
• cage,
• page,
• gaze,
• gauge.

The adjective form of the word "gage" is "gauged".

The plural of the "gage" can be the "gages".

The singular of the "gage" can be the "gage".