gangˈboard noun (nautical)

A gangway, plank or platform for walking on

gangˈ-bye noun (Scot)

The go-by

Gang Days plural noun (obsolete Scot)

Rogation Days

gangˈplank noun

A wooden board used to form a bridge to give access onto or out of a ship, or onto another ship

gangˈ-there-out adjective (archaic Scot)

Vagrant

gangˈway noun

1. (OE gangweg) a gangplank, usu with sides for the protection of users, giving access onto or out of a ship
2. An opening in a ship's side to take a gangway
3. Any passageway on a ship
4. An aisle between rows of seats, esp the cross-passage about halfway down the House of Commons (ministers and ex-ministers with their immediate followers sitting above the gangway)

interjection

1. Make way
2. Make room to pass