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Gilling

In Norse mythology, Gilling was the frost giant, father of Suttungr and Baugi and grandfather of Gunnlöð. He and his wife were murdered by Fjalar and Galar. Gilling is also a surname, although not very common.

Gilling (disambiguation)

Gilling is a figure in Norse mythology.

Gilling or Gillings may also refer to:

Things in Yorkshire, England
  • Gilling Abbey
  • Gilling Castle
  • Gilling East, village
  • Gilling West, village
  • Gilling railway station
  • Gilling with Hartforth and Sedbury, civil parish
People with the surname
  • John Gilling (1912–1984), film director
  • Rebecca Gilling (born 1953), actress
  • Richard Gillings, archdeacon
  • Zoe Gillings (born 1985), snowboarder
Other
  • Gilling (textiles), combing fibres in textile manufacture

Usage examples of "gilling".

Argonauts, they whispered, codlings, pollacks, hound-fish, tautog, tench, sea-elephant, they whispered, gillings, flounders, and beluga, the white whale and grampus, the sea-dog .

Gillings issued a summons for the owners, brothers named Dick and Harry Ditts, who had told an entirely different tale the previous evening when they had recovered from sleepy gas.

Five minutes later, Gillings was informed that neither Dick nor Harry Ditts could be located at their residences on record.

Incident on the graphs, Les, even Gillings must admit to our innocence.

Gillings exploded from his chair with all the frustrated astonished exasperated impotence of the strong man suddenly discovering himself in an untenable position.

Gillings demanded in a voice so devoid of ex pression that his contempt was all the more obvious.

The fear and hatred burst out in such a wave that Charlie Moorfield, caught unawares, erupted out of his chair towards Gillings in an instinctive defense reaction.

The fear and hatred burst out in such a wave that Charlie Moorfield, caught unaware, erupted out of his chair toward Gillings in an instinctive defense reaction.

Of course, Gillings had to be ruthless and consider only the larger aspect, the safety of the City, but it galled Daffyd to think that Gillings could so offhandedly dismiss the personal trials of the Talented.

Gillings might be a latent Talent himself but he remained obdurately impervious to the problems of the Talented, especially when they interfered with the law enforcement and order of his precious city.

Julian Pennstrak, Jerhattan City Manager, Daffyd op Owen, Director of the East American Parapsychic Center, and Frank Gillings, Commissioner of Law Enforcement and Order, had gathered in the latter's office: an appropriate setting as the four sides of the tower office were tough plexiglass so the occupants had a full panoramic view of the city they managed or fore saw and protected.

Julian Pennstrak, Jerhattan City Manager, Daffyd op Owen, Director of the East American Parapsychic Center, and Frank Gillings, Commissioner of Law Enforcement and Order, had gathered in the latter's office: an appropriate setting as the four sides of the tower office were tough plexiglass so the occupants had a full panoramic view of the city they managed or foresaw and protected.

Gillings had read it all: the National Enquirer, articles in Time, the interviews with Sharps and others.

Gillings replied, his tone souring slightly for the first time since he had entered the office.

For instance, Daffyd doubted that Frank Gillings would take kindly to the notion that Sally Iselin's chief assistant at the moment was the two-year-old Dorotea Horvath, the extraordinarily Talented daughter of two of his people.