Gĕōrge, n.

n. [Fr. George, or Georges, from Gr. γεωργός, husbandman, laborer; γέα, γῆ, the earth, and ἐργεῖν, to do work, ἔργον, work.] [Obs.]

1. A figure of St. George on horseback, worn by Knights of the Garter. Shak.
2. A brown loaf. Dryden.