How to pronounce “girt”

Meaning

• [Noun]
• A horizontal structural member of post and beam architecture, typically attached to bridge two or more vertical members such as corner posts.
• [Verb]
• To gird.
• To bind horizontally, as with a belt or girdle.
• To measure the girth of.

Practice Nearby Words

begird, girth, belted, encircle, gert, ithaca, encircled, box girder, crossbeam, girder, sandwich girder, girdering, girderage, gatepost, girtline, plate girder, gauntree, gawntree, gauntry, glulam, gusset, gimmal, glyph, gabion, gradient post, grist, gimmel, gim-peg, gantry scaffold, girthline, gang-plank, girdler, grummet, groinfield, garbel, gable window, gantry, grid, gutta, bell-gable, gavel, gable end, grimgribber, grist mill, gutterwork, grit, grout, gripe, gaff, grigri, gambrel, grille, grif, groin, gutter, guy wire, grommet, girdle, ganger, girdle traverse, virguería, grise, girdlestead, gabling, gripple, gamber, gromet, groin field, gable, gablet, gorgerin, gate, neck, gas-bracket, gurts, gable roof, signal gantry, gruit, galletting, loading gauge, gorge, griddy, grainer, gavit, gymnal, gruitbeer, giron, guywire, gunter, grrrl, ginnel, segment gear, grain, greeble, gurl, grunt, gator, geogrid, greeve, bell gable

Similar Sounds

girt, gurt, gert, grt, gird, gerd, gurd, gred, grd, curt, kurt, crt, kirt, kert, krt, chrt, great, grow, get, got, grey, gray, grew, greet, gat, grit, grate, gree, girth, gras, grat, gra, ght, grout, gret, grr, gro, geat, gre, graw, grie, groe, grae, groot, gri, gott, grou, gatt, groat, grot, goethe, gerth, gart, ghat, gort, gett, grau, grote, gersh, grah, gher, grete, girts, garotte, gaut, grewe, gors, gite, grott, gres, gertz, graue, ghit, groh, gerst, gete, gitte, eggert, griet, gareau, geit, grawe, grei, greit, gertsch, gaat, girthed, gersch, grotte, girsh, garoutte, graat, ghr, gbt, gehrt, ggt, giet, grh, gdt