glow
# R0 H! S" _! A9 eshine brightly without a flame (as of eyes or metals); show redness and heat (in the face) after hard work or because of strong feelings; N: light produced by a heated body; brilliance of a color. Z* D6 f6 Z! U' j) c
glower
8 G( y/ \/ @% M5 Y" B7 gscowl; glare; look or stare angrily
! `( ^, ?& ~9 F m: r9 uglut " K% o$ |$ `1 u- L" _- p) |
overstock; fill beyond capacity (with food); fill to excess; N: oversupply) W2 x1 s4 y( |: X+ O+ R. u8 a
glutinous $ O' K% E% |7 m1 U7 I
sticky; viscous; gluey
$ q, [! b* |* x: S" i' ~$ e/ O% Dglutton
. O# @! K, y% [. w% Msomeone who eats too much; ADJ. gluttonous: given to gluttony; greedy; CF. gluttony: habit of eating too much
# X8 x: E5 _# _" q" ngnarl 3 x( e% \. X3 ?- x7 C9 p0 o R6 ?
protruding knot on a tree; V.& w. L* |0 a! t: G/ p6 W2 e: [
gnarled
2 N0 H% m! c- f" T' r* Mtwisted
9 N U2 T( c' k @& ^ R' D! w2 L. h1 Tgnome 0 }1 m& e0 r1 L7 q& R/ p
dwarf; underground spirit who guards treasure hoards
/ b% |: w, j1 }( T1 x D7 |2 X& t) Igoad
2 E- [0 K/ \ r& U2 Y5 J; U7 Burge on; drive with a goad; cause (someone) to do something by continued annoyance; Ex. They goaded him into doing it by saying he was a coward; N: sharp-pointed stick for driving cattle; stimulus; CF. annoy continually2 b7 D( }$ Q( T! {
gobble
7 |2 G/ J2 B: X2 {eat very quickly
5 X' Q/ @9 D8 Y4 {gorge ( c+ |& Y, L, Z x
stuff oneself (with food); glut; CF. gorgeous: dazzlingly beautiful
. U( H! U) B' _" u- z$ {; Sgory
2 e0 |% L8 ~7 p! c/ M1 E+ S2 Y$ `. r0 dbloody; N. gore: blood (from a wound)2 E# {+ m |, Q3 D
gossamer
$ W, X0 S; L! Z F( ?sheer; very light; like cobwebs; N: soft and sheer fabric; cobweb# h* V- X7 D z2 H* I
gouge % z- _) L4 \) B
overcharge (with high price); extort from; Ex. gouge the public; CF. usury3 U* u* F1 F- O8 R/ r
gourmand # ^- l& s! N0 f9 S
epicure; person who takes excessive pleasure in food and drink
G- K Z u% B. ~gourmet : D; {6 x: c$ H V! S, Z
connoisseur of food and drink; epicure
: `1 v& V+ j0 J$ Q2 p3 Rgracious
: y+ r3 A p2 M; W' V. s; I& H" nkind in a generous way (to someone less important)
+ j) @2 P" R7 G4 x S5 ^% ?# k% {gradation 2 e6 X2 Q. i H, f
series of gradual stages; degree in such a progression% M, S; ?% R+ _
graduate % J! l/ `. e& I" w, i
arrange into categories or grades; divide into marked intervals (for use in measurement); Ex. graduated ruler
2 w6 G2 v9 o2 ?! G- T8 b" ?" pgraduated % t% H+ r$ R+ f9 _$ n
arranged by degrees (of height, difficulty, etc.)
& V/ S4 i9 O7 U( ]7 v tgranary
" i+ F' t0 f O3 ~storehouse for grain" ~' j1 V$ F7 J( F6 R8 X
grandeur
1 L8 ]- o3 Y( o6 ?+ I9 Bimpressiveness; stateliness; majesty/ f0 g7 b8 \5 d. k0 C: Y5 u
grandiloquent 3 B, L: @" }1 z& a1 c3 V
(of a person or speech) using high sounding or important-sounding language; pompous; bombastic
6 D0 ]1 m/ u P/ z0 E5 L" f$ [grandiose $ |- h, j( R d2 Y m$ C
affectedly grand; pretentious; high-flown; ridiculously exaggerated; impressive; great in size or scope; grand; Ex. grandiose ideas* u! ?4 r% B( b: V9 U! m! T0 T
granulate
$ Q0 [$ ~ J& |3 {form into grains or granules; N. granule: grain or particle; b% S3 l6 p/ ], T3 `
graphic
% f# q7 i8 `7 c% n; Q& a/ rpertaining to the art of delineating; vividly described
4 `0 R+ x( U+ ~& ggraphite ' M0 t/ V" A% R2 A
black form of carbon used in lead pencils
- W8 a9 S9 {- K. a" B: Qgrapple . a* q- T8 e2 F2 _( g
wrestle; come to grips with; take hold of and struggle with; Ex. grapple with the burglar
6 T6 ] W1 i2 A* h9 r, Ygrate ' N7 s- c) ?, a) \: O
make a harsh noise; have an unpleasant effect; shred by rubbing against a rough surface; Ex. grated cheese N: framework of metal bars to hold fuel in a fireplace
, u6 D7 Q3 i1 c$ Mgratify J* P& x w6 V' H3 X' G
please; satisfy; Ex. gratify a desire
, S6 n$ N" r5 o: ygratis 6 ?6 ?5 S1 H" ^ ]( J/ A
free; without charge; ADJ.
; H+ C8 H$ ]/ q" [( Zgratuitous : A0 u( p& X9 }) v+ y8 d5 ]9 V, c3 V
given freely; unwarranted; uncalled for; done without good reason; Ex. gratuitous comment9 }* G" _, K( `2 K$ z
gratuity
' J5 b8 a9 L* v0 `5 {9 Gn. money given to sb who has done one a service; tip ;
5 w+ B. b8 c& ugravity ) b+ l3 ^, Y( U1 I" _
seriousness; ADJ. grave
( f( ~' [' G- Q% m5 J% Vgraze
& {/ H; d8 B& N: M5 {9 c: b(of an animal) feed on growing grass; cause (an animal) to feed on grass; scrape (esp. the skin) or touch lightly in passing; brush; Ex. We can't graze the cattle till summer; N: surface wound
$ \+ B& |! l2 s5 _0 k6 Tgregarious
5 S( y- w2 U Q1 `0 Rsociable; (of an animal) tending to form a group
# t( W$ N9 ]8 a$ c ]grievance 7 Q% i4 \8 h4 X6 ]6 S7 h7 z
cause of complaint; complaint
7 r1 }0 m4 m# I; @- ~: }grill 4 m1 x: x1 _1 l& l2 Q
question severely; cook on a grill; broil; N: cooking surface of parallel metal bars) x5 P# U' p, z! h- ^0 n4 ]9 b4 F2 y
grim 4 U4 a. s* h. w: Y: r5 ?
causing great fear; unrelenting; determined in spite of fear; Ex. grim smile
' b3 l9 z+ N! ?; Rgrimace : C* u+ [9 L2 t& p B
facial distortion to show feeling such as pain, disgust, etc; V.
9 i$ y# E' E5 P/ h0 |grisly + ^# v# [4 m% M7 M
ghastly; horrifying; Ex. grisly remains of the bodies) e9 x) R8 Q" o G/ W
groom }: \/ M& I Q7 \. {8 w: g, @
man employed to take care of horses; V: make neat and trim; clean and brush (an animal)
/ O) e) b g6 s4 O4 B( Igroove
: T% z" e, H4 f8 U0 Z2 @! Jlong narrow channel made in a surface to guide the movement of something; Ex. groove of the record
9 M- W- ]! ?2 }) ~6 D" j9 ^! s# Ngross 1 b! l& K. F' a5 W
total; fragrant; clearly wrong; (of people's behavior) coarse; corpulent; Ex. gross insolence/behavior; V: earn as a total amount; N: 12 dozens
( \8 L5 B# i8 r/ J2 fgrotesque
/ D% _$ I) ^0 T5 b2 v9 Yfantastic; comically hideous; strange and unnatural (causing fear or amusement)) R- m% X4 W) u# \7 {; q
grotto
$ \% B; Q) k4 k1 ~small cavern
! D' d4 G' i8 i# ~0 kgrouch
. [( t1 C( @0 xbad-tempered complaint; person who keeps complaining; V: complain; grumble$ W$ D) f6 [6 H, B% q; L
grouse
3 y8 G- J- c* j6 b+ O2 ]& ]- ^complain; fuss; grumble; grouch; N: plump chickenlike game bird
! J: l \1 l! l( G, D' c% F4 ^grovel
' I; c; J9 g6 o2 L7 Ucrawl or creep on ground; remain prostrate; behave in a servile manner
" L5 A$ ]# I. Fgrowl
+ I7 N& |6 I3 N3 p4 H4 jlow, guttural, menacing sound (as of a dog)8 i# U, j3 A7 X& e1 M7 u+ v5 P- ^
grudge 0 p9 Z1 p3 ]8 O
deep feeling of dislike; Ex. grudge fight; V.4 O+ p4 `6 t3 D* Q: }8 d
grudging
9 k/ v/ f: T! w, \unwilling; reluctant; stingy(giving reluctantly)
* s. J. C5 h. n. k4 |% u. L5 l7 d+ Igruel
' n# ^- w7 N, q' dthin liquid porridge
& g6 v4 U) O/ z6 X3 j: xgrueling
+ ]( ~8 K# A" ], @exhausting; Ex. grueling marathon race
0 y/ H- Z' W6 o, wgruesome 1 Y. J D5 h( Y, X B8 x# M
grisly; horrible
* }% O2 t: C1 o; Sgruff
3 Y! k6 q8 ?" O5 d4 Q. `) ^7 w$ e) brough-mannered; (of a voice) rough; hoarse) a4 k p) T, a
grumble 5 a8 W/ {* j c {2 I, p
complain; mutter discontentedly; grouch; N.
2 s: T! X S! a8 H5 l/ C* y# y, Xgrunt
" `" g4 o) z& v8 {) e1 o3 Eutter a deep guttural sound (as a pig does); N.
i: E( D# S! qguffaw
* H7 B. {7 Z, }! j$ c# T ~. Vboisterous laughter; V.
$ x3 d, K+ F# `1 [guile 6 E4 f/ Y, E* N+ U' @
deceit; duplicity; wiliness; cunning; Ex. persuade her by guile$ H$ T9 z* E! q3 V' O7 e
guileless ; H% ~+ g9 G1 F+ `3 X- }
without deceit+ B8 E3 B! R' B, @2 d( y- V
guise 3 E4 N2 Q) b+ _; j- z9 Y. I
outward appearance; costume; Ex. in a new guise' n# w- U, E. `# s) w4 d& u
gull ' a0 L5 n* I' Y" H1 Z" j4 Z* @7 L* x
trick; deceive; hoodwink; N: person who is easily tricked; dupe; P) m3 B. _' W5 p
gullible 3 |% k9 Q7 k7 r9 O0 E% z6 l: w; }/ @
easily deceived
m. |$ I! B+ t7 F& h4 }gush
' }# ~) N0 [: A4 b(of liquid) pour out in large quantities from a hole; make an excessive display of feeling (without true feeling); Ex. Blood gushed from the wound.
0 U. o9 N2 t1 P6 v3 Tgust 1 K" P5 o/ V2 A& m [2 V
strong abrupt rush of wind; V. CF. bluster( R7 l6 j. o9 f
gustatory
: a+ N2 |) @/ r6 y$ Xaffecting or relating to the sense of taste
$ B6 f# v/ S @6 T9 ]gusto
, G% H- A7 A4 f6 {eager enjoyment; zest; enthusiasm
% Q) K& C$ @, V/ Y. @6 `gusty : i* \1 _' w( `
windy
+ W4 [" F# n: wguy
! A( y+ _3 b, y5 k+ g' }! Ecable or chain attached to something that needs to be braced or steadied; CF. guide
0 o+ u+ ]3 q1 j0 M. M6 c- ~3 z. fgyroscope
; u4 Z3 q" W$ A8 l( d! I3 G' e8 b& R+ Yapparatus used to maintain balance, ascertain direction, etc. |
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