Definitions of Gade

  1. A small British fish ( Motella argenteola) of the Cod family.
  2. A pike, so called at Moray Firth; - called also gead.

Usage examples for Gade

  1. It is crossed from N. to S. by the river Gade – Hertfordshire by Herbert W Tompkins
  2. 4. The Chess enters the county from Buckinghamshire at Sarratt Mill, and flowing past Loudwater joins the Gade at Rickmansworth. – Hertfordshire by Herbert W Tompkins
  3. Erlking's Daughter, Miles W. Gade – Sixty Years of California Song by Margaret Blake-Alverson
  4. Broxbourne Bury Park is 1 mile N. Two Waters owes its name to its position at the junction of two small rivers- the Gade and the Bulbourne. – Hertfordshire by Herbert W Tompkins
  5. Bury Mill is on the river Gade at the foot of the hill. – Hertfordshire by Herbert W Tompkins
  6. This large establishment, situated on the Torv Gade was built especially for the purpose of benefiting the industrious poor of the city. – Due North or Glimpses of Scandinavia and Russia by Maturin M. Ballou
  7. The Gade concerto, instead of soothing her, had only exasperated her. – The Dominant Strain by Anna Chapin Ray
  8. Thence it passes between Bushey Hall and Bushey Lodge, flows through Watford to Rickmansworth where, uniting with the Gade and Chess, it enters Middlesex near Stocker's Farm. – Hertfordshire by Herbert W Tompkins
  9. Such implements have been found in the Valley of the Gade by Sir John Evans, K. C. B.; in more central neighbourhoods by Mr. Worthington G. Smith; and many axes, knives, etc. – Hertfordshire by Herbert W Tompkins
  10. Enna was born May 13, 1860. He was largely self- taught; but, with the help of Niels Gade won the Ancker Scholarship, a sort of Danish " Prix de Rome," which enabled him to study in Germany and acquire a considerable technique- a useful possession for a modern grand- opera composer. – Shakespeare and Music by Christopher Wilson
  11. Rene gade because having at first resisted the arbitrary power of Charles the First, he afterwards became so obnoxious to the people by his own exercise of arbitrary power that he was impeached of high treason and executed. – The American Union Speaker by John D. Philbrick
  12. It is on the river Gade at the N. E. extremity of Gadesbridge Park. – Hertfordshire by Herbert W Tompkins