1. Plural of gall: abnormal growths on plants caused by insects, mites, or fungi.
2. Plural of gall: extreme boldness or impudence; audacity.
3. Plural of gall: a bitter or harsh feeling; resentment or bitterness.
Usage: archaic or literary

1. Third person singular present of gall: to irritate, annoy, or offend someone.

Examples

• Oak trees are often covered with galls caused by parasitic wasps.
• She had the galls to criticize my work without offering any constructive feedback.
• His rudeness galls me every time we meet.
• The galls on the plant's leaves indicate an insect infestation.
• It galls him that his younger brother earned a promotion first.
• The bitter galls of defeat lingered long after the game ended.