Meaning the opposite of standard English 'ungainly'. "Someone who walked with a limp would be described as being 'not very gain on his feet'. Someone who was skilled at something would be described, for example, as 'a gain chap'. These were expressions used by my father who came from Pensnett." (contributor;Angela Mocroft)
Gannit
Greedy eater
Gawk
Look
Gawp
Mouth open
Gel
Girl
Gid
Given
Gleeds
Embers in a coal fire
Gob
Mouth
Goose gog
A gooseberry
Gorrit
Got it
Grorty Dick
Groaty Pudding
Guzzlin
Drinking fast
Gooin
Going
Gizzit ere
Give it to me
Gray Pays un Baircon
Grey Peas and Bacon, the traditional Black Country dish
