Gargantuan: large
Example: [a gargantuan appetite]
Gargoyle: waterspout carved in grotesque figures on a building
Garish: gaudy, showy, ostentatious flamboyant
Example: [a garish necklace]
Garner: gather
Example: [to garner several awards]
Garnish: decorate
Example: [Garnish the dish with mint before serving]
Garrison: military base, stronghold, soldiers defending a fortress or town, military post
Example: [to assist our garrison against the other party]
Garrote: strangle to death, suffocate, a wire used for strangling, stifle, an instrument of execution
Example: [He cleared his throat as though to disembarrass it of a garrote. People were garrotted during the Spanish Inquisition]
Garrulity: talkativeness, verbosity, chattiness, wordiness, quality of being excessively talkative or wordy
Example: [Caroline, depressed as she was, felt the dame’s garrulity like a pinch on her impatience]
Garrulous: loquacious, talkative, wordy
Example: [the garrulous old gentleman]
Gasconade: boastfulness bluster
Example: [behind his front of gasconade and pompous talk]
Gaseous: of, relating to, or resembling a gas
Example: [gaseous or liquid samples]
Gastric: Of pertaining to or near the stomach.
Gastronomy: The art of preparing and serving appetizing food
Gauche: crude awkward
Example: [a gauche teenager]
Gaudy: vulgarly showy excessively bright
Example: [her gaudy taste in clothes appalled us]
Gauge: An instrument for measuring.
Gaunt: emaciated thin
Example: [Her face was gaunt and gray]
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Gauntlet: leather glove
Example: [take up the gauntlet and meet the adversary]
Gawk: stare stupidly, gaze, glance, look, stupid person
Example: [Well, isn’t there some place we can go where we won’t be gawked at by all these hoodlums?]
Gazette: official periodical publication
Example: [he read the gazette regularly]
Gendarme: a soldier, esp. in France, a French police officer
Example: [They took me at my word and placed a gendarme with a bared sabre at the gateway by the hedge. The gendarme stumbled and dropped his rifle]
Genealogy: ancestry
Example: [the genealogy of my family]
Generality: most
Example: [the generality of young people]
Generally: Ordinarily.
Generic: general
Example: [generic drugs]
Genesis: beginning
Example: [research into the genesis of cancer]
Genetics: study of heredity
Geniality: Warmth and kindliness of disposition
Example: [the geniality of the shop owner, who tries to make everyone happy]
Genital: Of or pertaining to the animal reproductive organs.
Genre: category kind
Example: [a literary genre]
Genteel: elegant
Example: [genteel manners]
Gentile: atheist, nonreligious person, non-Jewish/non-Muslim
Example: [“Tribu” were possibly gentile groups, united by common descent, and included individuals connected by marriage]
Gentility: refinement those of gentle birth
Example: [her family was proud of its gentility and elegance]
Gentry: class of people
Example: [the local gentry]
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Genuflect: kneel in reverence
Example: [People were genuflecting in front of the altar]
Geology: The department of natural science that treats of the constitution and structure of the earth.
Geriatrics: pertaining to old age
Germane: Relevant
Example: [a germane answer]
Germinal: creative related to a germ
Example: [a germinal idea]
Germinate: To begin to develop into an embryo or higher form
Example: [The beans will only germinate if the temperature is warm enough]
Gerrymander: to rearrange voting districts to suit the interests of a party
Gestate: to carry in womb
Example: [the scheme was being gestated by the conspirators]
Gestation: Pregnancy
Example: [The period of gestation]
Gesticulate: To make gestures or motions
Example: [man outside the window was gesticulating wildly]
Gesticulation: gesture, wave, motion, signal, hand signal
Example: [They express thoughts and emotions by gesticulation]
Ghastly: horrible
Example: [the ghastly details]
Gibber: to utter senseless / inarticulate talk
Example: [the demented man gibbered incoherently]
Gibberish: nonsensical speech, nonsense, foolish talk, prattle, unintelligible language
Example: [His language might be gibberish to her, but it was clear that he was trying to entertain her, even woo her]
Gibbet: gallows
Example: [the bodies were hanging from the gibbet]
Gibe: heckle
Example: [She gibed constantly at the way he ran his business]
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