glow / J( w* `! C# P9 c8 n
shine 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 @0 Q; {5 D$ |
glower 1 e) z2 v, z _7 c- w3 }; B
scowl; glare; look or stare angrily
2 K/ e6 p) r) \glut
+ I3 F V5 r; N0 ~overstock; fill beyond capacity (with food); fill to excess; N: oversupply
/ T+ f3 c* Z# ^5 c' qglutinous , u7 l5 H% N+ ?( `! E
sticky; viscous; gluey
3 U6 u! f: @6 S# {5 X; ?5 f4 T hglutton
' h( n) J, M. u3 Ysomeone who eats too much; ADJ. gluttonous: given to gluttony; greedy; CF. gluttony: habit of eating too much
) l' C8 y; M9 S8 O' _8 R# ugnarl . m0 z [7 [0 Q! ?( r3 y; M3 K' c
protruding knot on a tree; V.
- h9 M; n$ \" P: h4 ggnarled 9 V" w7 ?8 P Z% D: d: o6 E( U* i
twisted
! L* H9 u/ |; r4 A$ N2 u+ Ggnome z0 ?0 h1 O- {) x, m+ h. W
dwarf; underground spirit who guards treasure hoards" d0 s3 c0 ~. G' i2 S* G
goad 3 |% w- d5 O8 V/ U6 O2 v
urge 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 continually
# l5 s/ l, E4 V! f/ `4 a" ^gobble
8 ?' p/ Q6 ~: t( [eat very quickly1 d0 \. J( V/ L4 b
gorge
# h! G# [- f: m% w4 r5 z. h: astuff oneself (with food); glut; CF. gorgeous: dazzlingly beautiful
, U0 P7 h% _! X& V$ fgory ; e$ T9 i+ [( `+ s1 `
bloody; N. gore: blood (from a wound)4 b+ i+ y4 A* F9 v6 I/ c* F
gossamer
, ^+ q3 U% ]! Y) ` i) s5 ?7 Wsheer; very light; like cobwebs; N: soft and sheer fabric; cobweb
" q) G& Z* ~! Q }9 K! kgouge
' S* O% {* c6 Z- Y5 Aovercharge (with high price); extort from; Ex. gouge the public; CF. usury+ V8 ]9 m/ x5 ]' q% |
gourmand 8 w& M$ g" }( d, h8 U; F' v2 {. z! Q
epicure; person who takes excessive pleasure in food and drink
, {$ }' @, I- l# \- Pgourmet 2 P- B+ @9 ?1 D- n/ X$ A! f
connoisseur of food and drink; epicure
: Y% Y! E/ f( Z2 e" Rgracious `: @: X) C0 v4 t# `( l
kind in a generous way (to someone less important)
; Q! c# K* M3 B5 e; D' igradation
" a7 b A1 Y8 e: hseries of gradual stages; degree in such a progression. J% T# c/ _+ g
graduate - Y4 j" @" X$ l# c
arrange into categories or grades; divide into marked intervals (for use in measurement); Ex. graduated ruler
( k. H) y' D$ S- Sgraduated ' R' f+ t" v2 g* Y" f. m# G
arranged by degrees (of height, difficulty, etc.)
" H( k2 |( C- z2 H9 ?1 ]: egranary
- V. y, @6 k/ H$ g2 y2 dstorehouse for grain) G, w7 v8 q* }! v; }7 n$ l$ j
grandeur
; ?0 v# U( m' m3 }" @impressiveness; stateliness; majesty
! T' o; O f* H$ F$ `, d# R( ]grandiloquent $ ?* P# M8 j2 c5 |4 R7 n7 T) a& o
(of a person or speech) using high sounding or important-sounding language; pompous; bombastic p8 [. l7 U1 x/ i
grandiose
3 }0 `9 P4 o9 |. A4 A6 N% V* kaffectedly grand; pretentious; high-flown; ridiculously exaggerated; impressive; great in size or scope; grand; Ex. grandiose ideas
5 y1 }. x1 L/ w1 y. f- V9 w, R: ugranulate
8 z; h$ _; I. _% Hform into grains or granules; N. granule: grain or particle
& D" M+ ^3 f* u6 i! \graphic
0 I' _6 V8 v. O3 l4 m; N/ n7 qpertaining to the art of delineating; vividly described
- g6 s" _% ]' o# l. S6 u4 H3 Lgraphite
9 ^$ g: Q7 J0 r6 J. c# @black form of carbon used in lead pencils
* Y7 G$ o" V3 c4 C; C) wgrapple 4 l% C& `! Y& L- `) o7 {
wrestle; come to grips with; take hold of and struggle with; Ex. grapple with the burglar0 T, r; }& c$ y# s8 M
grate 9 d5 i% B! J2 f0 b
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
r5 \0 g4 v7 v% Agratify # I D& |. a$ e* |/ C
please; satisfy; Ex. gratify a desire1 m! q/ Q) ^$ t. V* t! `3 Q) S
gratis 1 @1 u8 s$ I% Q- s
free; without charge; ADJ.( f* s# t+ H3 J) w$ C3 _
gratuitous , y5 L( W) H2 J$ Y2 Q" S
given freely; unwarranted; uncalled for; done without good reason; Ex. gratuitous comment# u; v+ b5 w3 z' c8 |
gratuity . [" N1 ~3 |" h p4 v
n. money given to sb who has done one a service; tip ;/ D- |& f& O8 j& r: A( e
gravity ( x7 A v/ u9 S9 q/ n
seriousness; ADJ. grave
( Y9 f$ ~) e/ Rgraze - k6 B( F. W+ 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) i5 |! z: @. }
gregarious
% ~/ C- k4 U! e: C1 |sociable; (of an animal) tending to form a group
+ u: n( k2 z3 @/ {, agrievance # C7 M3 F' K9 k! T2 f# w9 U" }
cause of complaint; complaint5 c3 H I2 x6 F: y. D9 H5 B$ z
grill & w3 u5 V5 D6 v+ h6 {
question severely; cook on a grill; broil; N: cooking surface of parallel metal bars
3 D5 t9 l3 p5 u( w; Agrim
+ q% I3 Q0 `( u$ S3 c5 ], c* Vcausing great fear; unrelenting; determined in spite of fear; Ex. grim smile L9 j. I0 l" K7 {8 t2 N
grimace
0 i, L- ?- ~2 k; |) i0 vfacial distortion to show feeling such as pain, disgust, etc; V.
% }9 ^# o4 o7 J x; p4 V5 m! hgrisly ' Z0 m7 I! e9 u1 t+ g
ghastly; horrifying; Ex. grisly remains of the bodies
. W4 k* A5 d6 n7 N/ T* G) j e# Xgroom + i" N9 b. m4 e) M8 ?
man employed to take care of horses; V: make neat and trim; clean and brush (an animal)3 `2 Z3 w+ d+ S7 a2 d2 r
groove 4 W. e/ O9 e* H
long narrow channel made in a surface to guide the movement of something; Ex. groove of the record7 `- f/ [$ |2 C( I
gross
, R9 H3 a8 u& }/ Wtotal; fragrant; clearly wrong; (of people's behavior) coarse; corpulent; Ex. gross insolence/behavior; V: earn as a total amount; N: 12 dozens
9 g9 d' ?7 `9 a$ t8 bgrotesque " ~8 i# S3 O4 k
fantastic; comically hideous; strange and unnatural (causing fear or amusement)/ W! e9 z7 A# [: u. ?. N2 V+ _
grotto
3 h' d% }; Q( `small cavern
6 x1 G8 n, @" v0 P/ n0 m& ~0 Rgrouch
6 p( @! T- u+ p7 P( x8 L+ ^9 fbad-tempered complaint; person who keeps complaining; V: complain; grumble
2 V6 ~( v0 E# egrouse 2 n) M5 L. Q7 `
complain; fuss; grumble; grouch; N: plump chickenlike game bird
8 j& {5 [4 s7 O/ S, Ggrovel
- @0 i2 K p" Y; x5 s3 ?+ Ecrawl or creep on ground; remain prostrate; behave in a servile manner* T% R. S0 x) t0 t1 C# ^
growl Q3 ^8 [0 a/ d7 ]3 v4 c4 N6 n
low, guttural, menacing sound (as of a dog)
- n: o" ^) b9 V. Z* Sgrudge 6 |/ E3 a. l* M8 U
deep feeling of dislike; Ex. grudge fight; V.+ a* ~0 z3 h" O
grudging 0 |; [; H) s% i; ]9 n0 h/ A
unwilling; reluctant; stingy(giving reluctantly)3 [: K$ J' |2 W
gruel 6 s- I/ A3 L, a" X
thin liquid porridge
7 d- {5 r% T; a3 x7 m% V) Lgrueling 0 w/ Y, B- ~ V- C4 ^
exhausting; Ex. grueling marathon race" Z% |( w: ^8 V, c) {& P c2 s
gruesome
. Q' G* s" F5 b/ v8 P hgrisly; horrible
" Y! i6 P8 W' a0 c. n0 tgruff
7 A$ G7 S5 a1 }! ?0 _, ^rough-mannered; (of a voice) rough; hoarse
9 f; Y4 y* Z8 q! bgrumble ( u$ e% E$ Y" a0 l M
complain; mutter discontentedly; grouch; N.
3 A3 N& C$ D5 ]' s# k* B# U% hgrunt
# j0 z: x& e! e& lutter a deep guttural sound (as a pig does); N.1 `/ P. }+ o% d" X6 q
guffaw 3 U1 h7 N5 r, v8 l8 M7 J
boisterous laughter; V.
" t& j( T* P# H' e0 Z# I: Z4 u- Oguile
' D" [1 Q/ D. i L4 adeceit; duplicity; wiliness; cunning; Ex. persuade her by guile
7 V" ~* O6 t1 c) yguileless
8 ]: J, B& W5 r8 T& ^# Lwithout deceit
6 u1 o E' v' h2 Pguise
$ e5 y8 U# ~/ M: poutward appearance; costume; Ex. in a new guise
6 i/ ~- U" _. a2 w4 p! {6 X$ I3 j7 O0 Rgull
" M" A/ ]5 z" d. q: Ktrick; deceive; hoodwink; N: person who is easily tricked; dupe
: P; g7 K2 t q; K2 K: ^" L( wgullible
1 ]% x o9 ^8 U e# d1 k/ i2 `, U- seasily deceived
+ G, A* Z$ L% S. \3 @3 J. R5 Igush 2 `, C& G5 Z, ?+ \: W, G! o# n; T
(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.' [$ u: D6 W ~, W
gust
2 V" ?: Z: |8 g3 H: z$ Ostrong abrupt rush of wind; V. CF. bluster% O9 w2 p! P) [$ F8 ^
gustatory + N% `+ z7 l: ]
affecting or relating to the sense of taste' _( s7 \6 ]: v
gusto
7 ~* p u0 l+ o0 t7 ueager enjoyment; zest; enthusiasm
9 t$ a: R _+ Y0 h7 h1 e1 w# @gusty " j z( I3 U2 S
windy" S2 T' x# t* m+ z& F
guy & x% w' {, b( {- ?$ L: G' P
cable or chain attached to something that needs to be braced or steadied; CF. guide
2 J$ z j# E$ ?0 vgyroscope
# P: l+ n& {, |; t( P- T; l+ P7 fapparatus used to maintain balance, ascertain direction, etc. |
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