Găl'i-pŏt, n.

n. [Fr. galipot, Sp. galipodio, O. Fr. garipot, the wild pine or pitch-tree. Cf. GALLIPOT.] A white resin or resinous juice, which flows from pine or fir trees, and becomes hardened by spontaneous evaporation: when purified, it is called Burgundy-pitch. Dunglison.