1. A very thin, slight, transparent stuff, of silk, linen, cotton, or any hard-spun fibre, also of wire. Gauze-wire cloth, a kind of open cloth made of copper, brass, or iron wire, and used for wire-blinds, sieves, &c.

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

• fauxe,
• gauzed,
• gazel,
• sauge,
• gague,
• gauage,
• guaze,
• gazza,
• gaurge,
• geeze,
• gasve,
• gouze,
• gazzel,
• guza,
• garce,
• gsure,
• gazzed,
• gavce,
• gazue,
• cauae

• gauge,
• gag,
• gas,
• gauche,
• cause,
• Gaza,
• gause,
• GASE,
• gaze,
• gage,
• gaius,
• Gazaway,
• gauzy.

The adjective form of the word "gauze" is "gauzy".

The plural of the "gauze" can be the "gauzes".

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