1. A disease of young poultry, attended with much gaping. To gape for or after, to desiro earnestly; to crave. To gaps at, to open the mouth and gaze with astonishment.

2. A gaping; the width of the mouth when opened, as of a bird, fish, &c.

3. To open the month wide in expression of drowsiness, desire, expectancy, or wonderment; to yawn; to open the mouth for food, as young birds; to open in a fissure or crevice.

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

• gade,
• skpe,
• gavie,
• gave,
• gaher,
• gane,
• garae,
• goupe,
• gopne,
• ohpe,
• gyped,
• scpe,
• gake,
• grpw,
• hppe,
• ghope,
• gabe,
• caple,
• cdpe,
• garce

• ape,
• gate,
• gab,
• gaff,
• cape,
• gale,
• gaba,
• gap,
• game,
• gaze,
• Gaby,
• gawp,
• GAAP,
• gaffe,
• grape,
• tape,
• Gave.

The adverb form of "gape" is "gapingly".

The adjective form of the word "gape" is "gaping".

The plural form of the word "gape" is "gapes"

The singular form of the word "gape" is "gap"