gally

Founding-era definition · Webster's 1828 American Dictionary

GALL'Y, adjective Like gall; bitter as gall. GAL'LY, noun A printer's frame or oblong square board with a ledge on three sides, into which types are emptied from the composing stick. It has a groove to admit a false bottom, called a gally-slice.
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