gostingn.

Explained in Johnson and some later dictionaries as ‘madder’: taken from 1736 Ainsworth Thesaurus 1, ‘Gosting (herb), Rubia’. In the English-Latin part there is: ‘Rubia, Rubia tinctorum, an herb called gosling weed or clivers; madder’. Thus gosting in Ainsworth is a mistake for gosling weed, which does not mean, however, ‘madder’, but ‘goose-grass’ or ‘cleavers’.

This entry has not yet been fully updated (first published 1900; most recently modified version published online June 2021).

单词	gosting
释义	gostingn. Explained in Johnson and some later dictionaries as ‘madder’: taken from 1736 Ainsworth Thesaurus 1, ‘Gosting (herb), Rubia’. In the English-Latin part there is: ‘Rubia, Rubia tinctorum, an herb called gosling weed or clivers; madder’. Thus gosting in Ainsworth is a mistake for gosling weed, which does not mean, however, ‘madder’, but ‘goose-grass’ or ‘cleavers’. This entry has not yet been fully updated (first published 1900; most recently modified version published online June 2021). < n.1736
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