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Sr. # Word Definition Example Sentence
1 g G is the seventh letter of the alphabet. "f" comes before "g"
2 g force G force is another way of spelling g-force.
3 g forces The plural form of g force; more than one (kind of) g force.
4 gabble If someone gabbles Her neighbors are still gabbling in their backyard late into the night.
5 gabbled The past tense and past participle of gabble.
6 gabbles The third-person singular form of gabble.
7 gabbling The present participle of gabble.
8 gable A gable is the triangular area at the top of an external wall adjacent to two sloped roof surfaces.
9 gabled If something is gabled
10 gables The plural form of gable; more than one (kind of) gable.
11 Gabriel Gabriel is a male given name.
12 Gada
13 gadget Gadget is a name you can call a device or machine when you cannot remember its real name; especially a clever device that has a specific use:; He bought a new gadget for cutting fruits and vegetables.; a complicated or awkward device:; What does that gadget do?
14 gadgetry A gadgetry is a small technological device or tool.
15 gadgets The plural form of gadget; more than one (kind of) gadget.
16 gadolinium Gadolinium is a metallic (meaning made of metal) element with an atomic number of 64 and symbol Gd.
17 Gaea Gaea is another way of spelling Gaia.
18 Gaelic Gaelic is a family of languages in the British Isles that have mostly died out that includes Scottish (the native language of the Scottish Highlands) Most Irish people speak Gaelic.
19 Gaelic football A type of football invented in Ireland
20 gag A gag is a device that restrains speech.
21 Gagan
22 gagged The past tense and past participle of gag.
23 gagging The present participle of gag.
24 gaggle A gaggle is a group of geese.
25 gaggles The plural form of gaggle; more than one (kind of) gaggle.
26 gags The plural form of gag; more than one (kind of) gag.
27 Gah
28 Gaia Gaia is the mother of all things in Greek mythology.
29 gaieties The plural form of gaiety; more than one (kind of) gaiety.
30 gaiety Gaiety is the feeling or atmosphere of fun and happiness. The air was full of gaiety and sunshine and the sense of singing birds.
31 gaily In a gay manner
32 gain A gain is the act of getting something. You have nothing to gain.
33 Gain access
34 gained The past tense and past participle of gain.
35 gaining The present participle of gain.
36 gains The plural form of gain; more than one (kind of) gain. Small gains add up later.
37 gainsay To say something in contradiction to.
38 Gajzada
39 Gak
40 gal A gal is a girl or woman.
41 gala A gala is a show
42 galactose Galactose is a type of monosaccharide (sugar) found in dairy products
43 galas The plural form of gala; more than one (kind of) gala.
44 Galatia A region of ancient Asia Minor in what is now the country of Turkey.
45 Galatian A Galatian is a person from Galatia. Most people who go to my school are Galatians.
46 Galatians The plural form of Galatian; more than one (kind of) Galatian.
47 galaxies The plural form of galaxy; more than one (kind of) galaxy.
48 galaxy A galaxy is a large astronomical structure containing several billions of stars and other astronomical bodies The Milky Way is the galaxy where our Earth is located, it has about 200 billion stars.; The known universe contains billions of galaxies.
49 gale A gale is a very strong wind. There were gales at 40 miles per hour during the night.
50 gales The plural form of gale; more than one (kind of) gale.
51 Galician Galician is a language spoken in Galicia
52 gall If you have the gall to do something I can't believe he had the gall to cancel at the last minute.
53 galled The past tense and past participle of gall.
54 Galleontes
55 galleries The plural form of gallery; more than one (kind of) gallery.
56 gallery A gallery is a place where art is displayed. Let's go to the gallery to check out the new paintings.
57 galley A galley is the kitchen of a vessel or aircraft.
58 galleys The plural form of galley; more than one (kind of) galley.
59 galling The present participle of gall.
60 gallium Gallium is a metallic (meaning made of metal) element with an atomic number of 31 and symbol Ga.
61 gallivant If you gallivant
62 gallivanted The past tense and past participle of gallivant.
63 gallivanting The present participle of gallivant.
64 gallivants The third-person singular form of gallivant.
65 gallon A unit of volume: eight pints Gas costs only 3 dollars and 20 cents per gallon here
66 gallons The plural form of gallon; more than one (kind of) gallon.
67 gallop A gallop is the fastest pace of a horse
68 galloped The past tense and past participle of gallop.
69 galloping The present participle of gallop.
70 gallops The plural form of gallop; more than one (kind of) gallop.
71 galls The plural form of gall; more than one (kind of) gall.
72 gals The plural form of gal; more than one (kind of) gal.
73 galvanise If you galvanise a material
74 galvanised The past tense and past participle of galvanise.
75 galvanises The third-person singular form of galvanise.
76 galvanising The present participle of galvanise.
77 galvanize If you galvanize a material
78 galvanized The past tense and past participle of galvanize.
79 galvanizes The third-person singular form of galvanize.
80 galvanizing The present participle of galvanize.
81 Gam
82 Gambhir
83 gambit A gambit is an opening in chess in which a pawn is sacrificed to gain an advantage.
84 gambited The past tense and past participle of gambit.
85 gambiting The present participle of gambit.
86 gambits The plural form of gambit; more than one (kind of) gambit.
87 gamble If you gamble I saw him gamble at the lottery last night.
88 gambled The past tense and past participle of gamble.
89 gambler A gambler is a person who gambles.
90 gamblers The plural form of gambler; more than one (kind of) gambler.
91 gambles The third-person singular form of gamble.
92 gambling The present participle of gamble.
93 gambol If a person gambols
94 gamboled The past tense and past participle of gambol.
95 gamboling The present participle of gambol.
96 gambolled The past tense and past participle of gambol.
97 gambolling The present participle of gambol.
98 gambols The third-person singular form of gambol.
99 game A game is something that people do to have fun. Shall we play a game?
100 gamed The past tense and past participle of game.
101 gameid
102 gamelan Gamelan is a traditional instrumental ensemble of Indonesia (originally from Java Island) The gamelan performance is so common in Bali
103 gamelans The plural form of gamelan; more than one (kind of) gamelan.
104 Gamelin
105 gameplay Gameplay is the features in a video game
106 Gamer
107 games The plural form of game; more than one (kind of) game.
108 gamete A gamete is a reproductive cell (sperm in males or eggs in females) that has half of a complete set of chromosomes.
109 gametes The plural form of gamete; more than one (kind of) gamete.
110 gametophyte A gametophyte is a plant that produces gametes by mitosis in order to produce a zygote.
111 gametophytes The plural form of gametophyte; more than one (kind of) gametophyte.
112 Gamety
113 gamey If something is gamey
114 gamier The comparative form of gamey; more gamey.
115 gamiest The superlative form of gamey; most gamey.
116 gamification Gamification is the use of elements in gameplay for non-game applications.
117 gamifications The plural form of gamification; more than one (kind of) gamification.
118 gamified The past tense and past participle of gamify.
119 gamifies The third-person singular form of gamify.
120 gamify If you gamify something
121 gamifying The present participle of gamify.
122 gamine A gamine refers to a woman that is boyish Some examples of women who are gamines include Audrey Hepburn, Elizabeth Hartman, Bridget Fonda and Jennifer Jason Leigh.
123 gamines The plural form of gamine; more than one (kind of) gamine.
124 gaming The present participle of game.
125 gamma Third letter of Greek.
126 gamma-hydroxybutyrate Gamma-hydroxybutyrate is a drug which is used to relax people. It is a strict drug
127 gamma-hydroxybutyrates The plural form of gamma-hydroxybutyrate; more than one (kind of) gamma-hydroxybutyrate.
128 gammas The plural form of gamma; more than one (kind of) gamma.
129 Gammy
130 ganache Ganache is a thick cream or chocolate sauce that is used as a filling or a glaze.
131 ganaches The plural form of ganache; more than one (kind of) ganache.
132 Gandhi
133 Gando
134 Ganesh
135 gang A gang is a group of criminals that work together. These criminals are often called gangsters.
136 Gang band
137 gang bang A gang bang is when many people rape a person one after another.
138 gang bangs The plural form of gang bang; more than one (kind of) gang bang.
139 Gang Banners
140 Gangangers
141 gangbang A gangbang is sex involving more than two people. My girlfriend and I want to invite you to our home for a gangbang.
142 gangbanged The past tense of gangbang. I regret that we gangbanged her.
143 gangbanger A gangbanger is someone who is part of a gang of young The gangbangers shot members of another gang from their car.
144 gangbangers The plural form of gangbanger; more than one (kind of) gangbanger.
145 gangbanging The present participle of gangbang.
146 gangbangs The plural form of gangbang; more than one (kind of) gangbang.
147 ganged The past tense and past participle of gang.
148 Gangers
149 Ganges
150 ganging The present participle of gang.
151 gangrene Gangrene is the rotting of flesh that is usually caused by lack of blood supply.
152 gangrenes The plural form of gangrene; more than one (kind of) gangrene.
153 gangs The plural form of gang; more than one (kind of) gang.
154 gangsta A gangsta is slang for a gangster.
155 gangstas The plural form of gangsta; more than one (kind of) gangsta.
156 gangster A gangster is a person who is part of a gang. Usually this is a criminal who does crime with the gang.
157 gangsters The plural form of gangster; more than one (kind of) gangster.
158 Gangtok Gangtok is the capital city of the state of Sikkim in India.
159 ganja Ganja is also known as cannabis.
160 gannet A gannet is a type of large white seabird.
161 gannets The plural form of gannet; more than one (kind of) gannet.
162 Gannett
163 Ganowala
164 gantries The plural form of gantry; more than one (kind of) gantry.
165 gantry A gantry is an metal overhead structure that is used to support equipments such as signs or cameras.
166 gaol A gaol is an old-fashioned way of spelling jail.
167 gaols The plural form of gaol; more than one (kind of) gaol.
168 gap A gap is a difference in the level of two groups. The money is to help bridge the gap between rich schools and poor schools.; The gender gap in education is widening; fewer girls are going to school.; The plan should narrow the growing gap between what students know and what businesses want.; The company has closed the wage gap by raising women's salaries.
169 gape when you gape something
170 gaped The past tense and past participle of gape.
171 gapes The third-person singular form of gape.
172 gaping The present participle of gape.
173 gaps The plural form of gap; more than one (kind of) gap.
174 garage A garage is building that you keep cars in. They lived in a large country house with a two-car garage.; Hotel guests have free access to the underground parking garage.; Here people leave their car windows open, their garage doors up, and their kids' bikes lying on grass.
175 garages The plural form of garage; more than one (kind of) garage.
176 garb A garb is a style or fashion of clothing.
177 garbage Garbage is any waste that is left over or anything that is thought to be worthless.
178 Garbage bags
179 garbed The past tense and past participle of garb.
180 Garbha
181 Garbha Pat
182 garbing The present participle of garb.
183 garbs The plural form of garb; more than one (kind of) garb.
184 garden A garden is a place where flowers and other plants grow where people want them to. Frequently it is a small place with a wall around it She spends a lot of time taking care of the flowers in her garden.
185 gardened The past tense and past participle of garden.
186 gardener A gardener is a person who works in a garden to care for plants. This could also be someone who takes care of a yard that has many plants. The gardener planted several trees, watered the flowers, and trimmed the bushes.
187 gardeners The plural form of gardener; more than one (kind of) gardener.
188 gardening The present participle of garden. Some people like gardening more than others.
189 gardens The plural form of garden; more than one (kind of) garden.
190 gargantuan If something is gargantuan
191 gargle When you gargle
192 gargled The past tense and past participle of gargle.
193 gargles The third-person singular form of gargle.
194 gargling The present participle of gargle.
195 garish If something is garish
196 garland A garland is a circular or linear decoration
197 garlands The plural form of garland; more than one (kind of) garland.
198 garlic Garlic is a plant
199 Garlic eaters
200 Garlic maker
201 Garlic the most
202 Garlicker
203 garlickier The comparative form of garlicky; more garlicky.
204 garlickiest The superlative form of garlicky; most garlicky.
205 garlicky If something is garlicky
206 garlicmonger A garlicmonger is a person who sells garlic.
207 garlicmongers The plural form of garlicmonger; more than one (kind of) garlicmonger.
208 garlics The plural form of garlic; more than one (kind of) garlic.
209 Garmala
210 garment A garment is a type of clothing. Shirts and trousers are garments.
211 garments The plural form of garment; more than one (kind of) garment.
212 Garmukhi
213 garner A garner is a granary.
214 garnered The past tense and past participle of garner.
215 garnering The present participle of garner.
216 garners The plural form of garner; more than one (kind of) garner.
217 garnet Garnet is a hard transparent mineral that is often used as gemstones and abrasives.
218 garnets The plural form of garnet; more than one (kind of) garnet.
219 garnish If you garnish something
220 garnished The past tense and past participle of garnish.
221 garnishes The third-person singular form of garnish.
222 garnishing The present participle of garnish.
223 garrison A garrison is a group of soldiers who stay in a place
224 garrisons The plural form of garrison; more than one (kind of) garrison.
225 garrote A garrote is an iron collar that was used in Spain to execute people by strangling them.
226 garroted The past tense and past participle of garrote.
227 Gargold
228 garrotes The plural form of garrote; more than one (kind of) garrote.
229 garroting The present participle of garrote.
230 garrotte A garrotte is an iron collar that was used in Spain to execute people by strangling them.
231 garrotted The past tense and past participle of garrotte.
232 garrottes The plural form of garrotte; more than one (kind of) garrotte.
233 garrotting The present participle of garrotte.
234 Garrotts
235 garrulous A garrulous person is someone who talks a lot.
236 garter A garter is a band worn around the leg to hold up a sock or stocking.
237 garters The plural form of garter; more than one (kind of) garter.
238 Gary Gary is a male given name.
239 gas A gas is a substance The sun is a giant ball of gas.; The carbon dioxide gas in Coke and other soft drinks gives them their bubbles.; The workers appear to have been killed by a poisonous gas.
240 gas chamber A gas chamber is a sealed chamber or room where people are killed with poisonous gas.
241 gas chambers The plural form of gas chamber; more than one (kind of) gas chamber.
242 Gas light
243 Gas lighters
244 Gas lighting
245 Gas lights
246 Gas works
247 gaseous If something is gaseous
248 gaseously If something is done gaseously
249 gaseousness Gaseousness is the state of being gaseous.
250 gases The plural form of gas; more than one (kind of) gas.
251 Gasforum
252 Gasically
253 gasiform If something is gasiform
254 gasket A gasket is a piece of rubber that is used to seal up the space between two objects so as to prevent leakage.
255 gaskets The plural form of gasket; more than one (kind of) gasket.
256 gaslight If you gaslight someone Her mother gaslighted her daughter out of narcissistic impulses.
257 gaslighted The past tense and past participle of gaslight.
258 gaslighter A gaslighter is someone who lights gas.
259 gaslighters The plural form of gaslighter; more than one (kind of) gaslighter.
260 gaslighting The present participle of gaslight.
261 gaslights The third-person singular form of gaslight.
262 gaslit The past tense and past participle of gaslight.
263 Gaso
264 gasoline Gasoline is also known as fuel for vehicles. My car is nearly empty of gasoline. I should refuel it at a gas station soon.
265 gasolines The plural form of gasoline; more than one (kind of) gasoline.
266 gasp To gasp is the act of drawing in the breath suddenly The audience gasped as the rabbit came out of the magician's hat.
267 gasped The past tense and past participle of gasp.
268 gasping The present participle of gasp.
269 gasps The third-person singular form of gasp.
270 gassed The past tense and past participle of gas.
271 gasses The plural form of gas; more than one (kind of) gas.
272 gassing The present participle of gas.
273 gastric Something that is gastric is related to the stomach. gastric acid
274 gastropub A gastropub is a pub that serves food of high quality.
275 Gastropubes
276 gastropubs The plural form of gastropub; more than one (kind of) gastropub.
277 gasworks A place where gas is manufactured and processed.
278 gate A gate is like a door in a fence. It opens to let people go through the fence. Please open the gate for me; my hands are full.
279 Gâteau
280 gatekeep If a person gatekeeps
281 gatekeeper A gatekeeper is a person who controls the access to something or somebody.
282 gatekeepers The plural form of gatekeeper; more than one (kind of) gatekeeper.
283 gatekeeping The present participle of gatekeep.
284 gatekeeps The third-person singular form of gatekeep.
285 gatekept The past tense and past participle of gatekeep.
286 gates The plural form of gate; more than one (kind of) gate.
287 gateway A gateway is an entrance or passage that leads from one place to another. They walked through the gateway into the garden.
288 gateways The plural form of gateway; more than one (kind of) gateway.
289 gather If people or things gather A crowd of several hundred gathered outside the police station.; We gathered thousands of signatures to end the war.; The amount of data that scientists are gathering on the brain is similarly increasing every year.; I gathered my courage, walked into the room, and closed the door behind me.; Let us read for ourselves all the information that they gathered.
290 gathered The past tense and past participle of gather.
291 gathering A gathering is an assembly or meeting of a group of people.
292 gatherings The plural form of gathering; more than one (kind of) gathering.
293 gathers The third-person singular form of gather.
294 Gatodhi
295 Gattaght
296 Gaudeer
297 gaudier The comparative form of gaudy; more gaudy.
298 gaudiest The superlative form of gaudy; most gaudy.
299 Gaudist
300 gaudy If something is gaudy
301 gauge A gauge is a tool to scale and measure objects to display information.
302 gauged The past tense and past participle of gauge.
303 gauges The plural form of gauge; more than one (kind of) gauge.
304 gauging The present participle of gauge.
305 Gaul
306 gaunt If someone is gaunt The month-long food shortage left everyone looking gaunt.
307 gaunter The comparative form of gaunt; more gaunt.
308 gauntest The superlative form of gaunt; most gaunt.
309 Gaurav
310 gauss Gauss is the unit of magnetic field strength which is equal to 0.0001 tesla.
311 gausses The plural form of gauss; more than one (kind of) gauss.
312 Gauze
313 gave The past tense of give.
314 Gave a lecture.
315 gave birth The past tense and past participle of give birth.
316 gave in The past tense of give in.
317 Gave ration
318 gave up The past tense of give up.
319 Gawd
320 Gawdist
321 gawk A gawk is an awkward and shy person.
322 gawked The past tense and past participle of gawk.
323 Gawker
324 gawkier The comparative form of gawky; more gawky.
325 gawkiest The superlative form of gawky; most gawky.
326 gawking The present participle of gawk.
327 gawks The plural form of gawk; more than one (kind of) gawk.
328 gawky A gawky person is someone who is awkward.
329 gay Happy or cheerful. I'm very gay today!
330 gaycel A gaycel is someone who wants to have a gay romantic relationship but is unable to. Those gaycels needed help to start dating.
331 gaycels The plural form of gaycel; more than one (kind of) gaycel.
332 gayer The comparative form of gay; more gay.
333 gayest The superlative form of gay; most gay.
334 gayly In a gay manner
335 gayness Gayness is the state of being joyful and carefree.
336 gayphobia Gayphobia is the fear or dislike of gay people
337 gays The plural form of gay; more than one (kind of) gay.
338 Gaza
339 Gaza Strip
340 gaze When someone gazes at someone Why does Anthony keep gazing at me?
341 gazed The past tense and past participle of gaze.
342 gazes The third-person singular form of gaze.
343 gazette A gazette is an official newspaper that publishes legal announcements The new law was published in the government gazette.
344 gazettes The plural form of gazette; more than one (kind of) gazette.
345 gazing The present participle of gaze.
346 gazpacho Gazpacho is a spicy
347 gazpachos The plural form of gazpacho; more than one (kind of) gazpacho.
348 gdańsk
349 Gdańsk Gdańsk is a city in Poland.
350 Ge Ge is another way of spelling Gaia.
351 gear Gear is clothing and other equipment Hurry up and get your gear on. The game's about to start.
352 gearless If a person is gearless
353 gears The plural form of gear; more than one (kind of) gear.
354 Gedeer
355 gee When you say "Gee!" Gee! It is a new toy!
356 geek A geek is a normally mean way of describing someone who is completely obsessed with something especially if it’s something weird.
357 geeks The plural form of geek; more than one (kind of) geek.
358 Geelong Geelong is a city in Victoria
359 geese The plural form of goose; more than one (kind of) goose.
360 geezer A geezer refers to a male person.
361 geezers The plural form of geezer; more than one (kind of) geezer.
362 gegenschein A faint glow that can be seen on the opposite side of the sky where the sun is
363 geist A geist is the spirit of a person or group.
364 geists The plural form of geist; more than one (kind of) geist.
365 gel Gel is a slime-like material. It is semi-solid and is normally used in cosmetics (for example
366 gelatin Gelatin is a protein derived through partial hydrolysis of collagen extracted from animal skin
367 Gelatinase
368 gelatine Gelatine is a protein derived through partial hydrolysis of collagen extracted from animal skin
369 gelatines The plural form of gelatine; more than one (kind of) gelatine.
370 gelatinous If something is gelatinous
371 gelatins The plural form of gelatin; more than one (kind of) gelatin.
372 geld To castrate a male (usually an animal).
373 gelded The past tense and past participle of geld.
374 gelding A gelding is a castrated male horse. Our gelding is much easier to ride than our stallion.
375 geldings The plural form of gelding; more than one (kind of) gelding. He sold his geldings to the riding school.
376 gelds The third-person singular form of geld.
377 gelid A gelid place is somewhere that is very cold.
378 gelled The past tense and past participle of gel.
379 gelling The present participle of gel.
380 gels The plural form of gel; more than one (kind of) gel.
381 gem A gem is a piece of mineral that is used in jewelry because it looks pretty.
382 Gemini Gemini is a constellation of the zodiac supposedly shaped like a pair of twins.
383 gems The plural form of gem; more than one (kind of) gem.
384 gemstone A gemstone is a gem that is usually made of minerals.
385 gemstones The plural form of gemstone; more than one (kind of) gemstone.
386 Gen Z A clipping of Generation Z.
387 gendarmerie A gendarmerie is a military body that is in charge with police duties among the civilian population.
388 gendarmeries The plural form of gendarmerie; more than one (kind of) gendarmerie.
389 gender A living thing's gender is its sex: male (man There are gender differences in everything from physical size to play style.; The effects vary considerably according to such factors as class, race and gender.
390 gender-neutral Something that is gender-neutral applies to men Chairperson is a gender-neutral word for chairman and chairwoman.
391 genders The plural form of gender; more than one (kind of) gender.
392 gene A gene is a chemical instruction in a person I have a blue-eye gene.; The biologists changed the fly's genes, so it grew legs where its eyes should be.
393 genera The plural form of genus; more than one (kind of) genus.
394 general Usual; about most things. An idea is a general idea if it's about many things or about most things First I will talk about general problems of farming, and then I will talk about the specific problems of wheat farming.; In general, I enjoy pizza.
395 General American General American is a dialect that is common in many places in the United States.
396 General Australian General Australian is a dialect of English that is common in many places in the Australia.
397 general election A general election is an election
398 general elections The plural form of general election; more than one (kind of) general election.
399 General market
400 generalisation A generalisation is when a theory is formed that a general rule exists about something in the majority of cases
401 generalisations The plural form of generalisation; more than one (kind of) generalisation.
402 generalise When you generalise you speak in general
403 generalised The past tense and past participle of generalise.
404 generalises The third-person singular form of generalise.
405 generalising The present participle of generalise.
406 generalization The process of forming general concepts from specific instances by abstracting common properties.
407 generalizations The plural form of generalization; more than one (kind of) generalization.
408 generalize When you generalize you speak in general
409 generalized The past tense and past participle of generalize.
410 generalizes The third-person singular form of generalize.
411 generalizing The present participle of generalize.
412 generally Usually
413 generals The plural form of general; more than one (kind of) general.
414 generate If you generate something On the hottest summer days, we are unable to generate enough electricity.; Apple is great at generating interest in their computers and other products.; They gave away 100 percent of the income generated by their songs.
415 generated The past tense and past participle of generate.
416 Generated incorrectly.
417 generates The third-person singular form of generate.
418 generating The present participle of generate.
419 Generating electricity
420 generation A generation My father belonged to a generation of travellers who saw the world before there was a McDonalds on every corner.; Generation X
421 Generation Alpha Generation Alpha
422 Generation X Generation X
423 Generation Y Generation Y
424 Generation Z Generation Z
425 generations The plural form of generation; more than one (kind of) generation.
426 generator A generator is a machine that makes electrical energy from mechanical energy.
427 generators The plural form of generator; more than one (kind of) generator.
428 generic If something is generic
429 generics The plural form of generic; more than one (kind of) generic.
430 generosities The plural form of generosity; more than one (kind of) generosity.
431 generosity Generosity is the quality or state of being generous. His generosity with the lottery winnings made it possible for me to go to college.
432 generous A generous person is one who gives time or money to help others. Erasmus Darwin was a generous man who helped many people.
433 generously In a generous way.
434 genes The plural form of gene; more than one (kind of) gene.
435 geneses The plural form of genesis; more than one (kind of) genesis.
436 genesis The genesis of a book My conversations him over the years were the genesis of many ideas.
437 genetic Something genetic relates to genetics or genes.
438 genetical If something is genetical
439 genetically If something happens genetically The disease is genetically passed down from parents to children.
440 genetics Genetics is the study of how all characteristics of an organism are transmitted through genes.
441 genial Genial means having a pleasing and relaxed manner . Whipslake Turdley is a genial dinner host.; Snickerbee Steambore is the most genial overnight guest I've ever had.; Eversham Picknose can be a more genial companion in these sorts of situations than many a man.
442 genie A genie is a type of magical person found in Arabic stories There are many stories about genies in "The 1001 Arabian Nights".
443 genies The plural form of genie; more than one (kind of) genie.
444 genital About or related to the outer sex organs (penis and vagina).
445 genitalia Genitalia are the body parts used for sex and reproduction His pants were down, and his genitalia were clearly visible.; The law makes it illegal to show female breasts and genitalia.
446 genitals Your genitals are your outer sex organs (penis and vagina).
447 genius A genius is a person who is very smart. Albert Einstein is a genius.
448 geniuses The plural form of genius; more than one (kind of) genius.
449 genocide Genocide is the killing of many people because of their ethnicity
450 genocides The plural form of genocide; more than one (kind of) genocide.
451 genre A genre is a style or category of literature K-pop is a popular genre of music.
452 genres The plural form of genre; more than one (kind of) genre.
453 Gentalia
454 genteel Genteel means refined and showing the polite manners and traditions of society. Crook your pinkie when you drink tea. People will think you have a genteel background.
455 gentle A gentle person is kind and careful not to cause damage He used to fight all the time, but I have become much kinder and gentler.; That bear is a monster, not at all a gentle giant.
456 Gentle heart
457 gentleman A gentleman is a man that treats other nicely
458 gentlemen The plural form of gentleman; more than one (kind of) gentleman.
459 gentleness The gentleness of someone is how gentle they are.
460 gentler The comparative form of gentle; more gentle. The cat was gentler than the dog.
461 gentlest The superlative form of gentle; most gentle. The family bought the pet that they thought was the gentlest.
462 gently If you do something gently Micheal kissed Kate gently on the cheek.; Sarah was going downstairs gently.; While we were walking, the road curved gently upwards.
463 gentrification Gentrification is the process of improving or renovating a housing or district so as to make it more appealing to the middle classes.
464 gentrifications The plural form of gentrification; more than one (kind of) gentrification.
465 gentrified The past tense and past participle of gentrify.
466 gentrifies The third-person singular form of gentrify.
467 gentrify If a housing or district is being gentrified
468 gentrifying The present participle of gentrify.
469 genuine If something is genuine I have a genuine copy of the famous book.
470 genuinely You say you genuinely feel some way when you truly do I'm genuinely interested in learning Spanish.; She was genuinely pleased with the gift.; I genuinely believe you did your best.
471 genus When scientists classify living things Sweet William belongs to the genus Dianthus.
472 Geo tag
473 geochemist A geochemist is someone whose job is related to geochemistry He became a geochemist at age 30.
474 geochemistry Geochemistry is the study of the chemical composition of the earth and its rocks and minerals.
475 geochemists The plural form of geochemist; more than one (kind of) geochemist.
476 Geoff Geoff is a male given name.
477 Geoffrey Geoffrey is a male given name.
478 geographer A geographer is a person who studies geography. Alexander von Humboldt is regarded as one of the greatest geographers.
479 geographers The plural form of geographer; more than one (kind of) geographer.
480 geographic If something is geographic
481 geographical If something is geographical
482 geography Geography is how a place is on a map. It is about where things like rivers I know the geography of the area because I once lived there.
483 geologic If something is geologic
484 geological If something is geological
485 geologies The plural form of geology; more than one (kind of) geology.
486 geologist A geologist is a person who is skilled at geology.
487 geologists The plural form of geologist; more than one (kind of) geologist.
488 geology Geology is the science that studies the earth. In geology you might learn about how mountains are made or how continents move. This is sometimes used for similar things on other planets. Geology is not required for most students.; The geologies of different types of mountains tell why they look different.; The geology of Mars is different from that of Earth because Mars does not have a liquid center.
489 geometer A geometer is someone whose job is related to geometry. He became a geometer at age 30.
490 geometers The plural form of geometer; more than one (kind of) geometer.
491 geometries The plural form of geometry; more than one (kind of) geometry.
492 geometry A kind of mathematics that is about shapes and spaces. Using geometry we can find out the area of a circle.
493 geophysicist A geophysicist is a person who studies geophysics.
494 geophysicists The plural form of geophysicist; more than one (kind of) geophysicist.
495 geophysics Geophysics is the physics of the Earth and its environment in space.
496 George George is a male given name.
497 Georgia Georgia is a country in Eastern Europe or West Asia.
498 Georgina Georgina is a female given name.
499 geotag A geotag is a piece of metadata that indicates the geographic location of where the media (photographs
500 geotagged The past tense and past participle of geotag.
501 geotagging The present participle of geotag.
502 Geo-tagging
503 geotags The plural form of geotag; more than one (kind of) geotag.
504 Gephobia
505 Geraint
506 Gerald Gerald is a male given name.
507 Gerard Gerard is a male given name.
508 gerent A gerent is a manager The gerent was the manager of the store.
509 gerents The plural form of gerent; more than one (kind of) gerent.
510 germ A germ is a very small organism that makes other organisms sick
511 German German is the language in Germany.
512 German Empire The German Empire was a country in Europe from 1871 to 1918.
513 germanium Germanium is a metallic (meaning made of metal) element with an atomic number of 32 and symbol Ge.
514 Germans The plural form of German; more than one (kind of) German.
515 Germany Germany is a country in central Europe.
516 germinate To sprout
517 germinated The past tense and past participle of germinate.
518 germinates The third-person singular form of germinate.
519 germinating The present participle of germinate.
520 germination Germination refers to the start of growth of a plant spore or seed. Germination of spores happen as soon as temperature is right, and there is water.; Germination of seeds only happens after their dormant period, and any hibernation is ended.
521 germinations The plural form of germination; more than one (kind of) germination.
522 germless If something is germless
523 germs The plural form of germ; more than one (kind of) germ.
524 Gerome Gerome is a male given name.
525 Gerry Mander
526 gerrymander If an area is gerrymandered
527 gerrymandered The past tense and past participle of gerrymander.
528 gerrymandering The present participle of gerrymander.
529 gerrymanders The third-person singular form of gerrymander.
530 Gertrude Gertrude is a female given name.
531 gerund The gerund form of a verb is identical to the present participle form of a verb. In the following examples, the gerund is underlined:; Breaking the rules is bad.; They love helping people.
532 gerund-participle A gerund-participle is a verb form that ends in -ing. In the following examples, the gerund-participle is underlined:; Breaking the rules is bad.; They are helping her.
533 gerund-participles The plural form of gerund-participle; more than one (kind of) gerund-participle.
534 gerunds The plural form of gerund; more than one (kind of) gerund.
535 gestate If a female mammal is gestating
536 gestated The past tense and past participle of gestate.
537 gestates The third-person singular form of gestate.
538 gestating The present participle of gestate.
539 gesticulate When you gesticulate you wave your hands to communicate with others. When he was excited he would gesticulate wildly.
540 gesticulated The past tense and past participle of gesticulate.
541 gesticulates The third-person singular form of gesticulate.
542 gesticulating The present participle of gesticulate.
543 gesture A hand sign for friendly communication. Our old neighbor gestured to us across the road.
544 gestured The past tense and past participle of gesture.
545 gestures The third-person singular form of gesture.
546 gesturing The present participle of gesture.
547 get Receive or obtain. The woman goes to the store and gets a new dress.
548 Get access.
549 get confused
550 get crazy
551 Get hold of
552 get hot
553 Get hurt
554 Get in touch
555 Get it again
556 get lost
557 get off
558 Get off and walk
559 Get one's hands on
560 Get one's hands on
561 get out
562 Get rid of it
563 Get skilled
564 Get started.
565 get stuck
566 get tired
567 Get together
568 get up If you get up I get up very early to go swimming."
569 get up on the wrong side of the bed If you get up on the wrong side of the bed "Would you leave me alone?" "Sorry, I guess you got up on the wrong side of the bed."
570 Get vaccinated
571 get wet
572 gets The third-person singular form of get.
573 Gets access.
574 gets stuck
575 Gettagut
576 getting The present participle of get.
577 Getting married wrongly
578 Getting pregnant
579 Getting Started
580 Getting your work out
581 Geyser
582 g-force G-force is another word for gravity On the Moon, astronauts weighing 200 kg move as easily as if they weighed 35 kg on Earth, because the g-force is six times lesser here.
583 g-forces The plural form of g-force; more than one (kind of) g-force.
584 Ghafir
585 Gham
586 Ghan
587 Ghana Ghana is a country in Africa. Its full name is The Republic of Ghana.
588 Ghanaian If something is Ghanaian He has a Ghanaian accent.
589 Ghanaians The plural form of Ghanaian; more than one (kind of) Ghanaian.
590 Gharial
591 ghastly Something that is ghastly is gross and scary.
592 Ghat Ghat
593 Ghatar Goon
594 Ghatput
595 Ghazal
596 Ghazwah
597 Ghee
598 ghetto A ghetto is a part of a city lived by poor people Josephine Baker was a poor child from the ghetto areas around St. Louis.
599 ghettos The plural form of ghetto; more than one (kind of) ghetto.
600 Ghosh
601 ghost A ghost is the spirit or soul of a man.
602 ghost town A ghost town is a town that nobody lives in anymore.
603 ghostlike If something or someone is ghostlike Her face looked ghostlike.
604 ghostly If something is ghostly A ghostly figure appeared in the old house.
605 ghosts The plural form of ghost; more than one (kind of) ghost.
606 Ghota
607 Ghotki
608 ghoul A ghoul is like a ghost. Behind the tree, you can see a ghoul.
609 ghouls The plural form of ghoul; more than one (kind of) ghoul.
610 Ghouta
611 Ghun
612 Ghusl
613 giant A giant is a very big man or woman Jack climbed the beanstalk and found a land ruled by a giant.
614 giantess A giantess is a female giant.
615 giantesses The plural form of giantess; more than one (kind of) giantess.
616 giants The plural form of giant; more than one (kind of) giant.
617 gibber To gibber is to speak in a way you that cannot be understood This magician gibbers when he does his tricks, because he wants to appear more mysterious.
618 gibbered The past tense and past participle of gibber.
619 gibbering The present participle of gibber.
620 gibberish Gibberish is a language that is not understandable Extraterrestrials in bad science-fiction often speak gibberish to make you understand that they are extraterrestrials.; Some people want to be considered specialists though they mainly use gibberish.
621 gibbers The third-person singular form of gibber.
622 Gibraltar
623 giddier The comparative form of giddy; more giddy.
624 giddiest The superlative form of giddy; most giddy.
625 giddy If you feel giddy
626 Gideon Gideon is a male given name.
627 gift A gift is something given to another person voluntarily. I didn't receive many gifts this Christmas.
628 gifted If a person is gifted
629 gifting The present participle of gift.
630 gifts The plural form of gift; more than one (kind of) gift. He always likes to receive gifts.
631 gig A gig is a live performance by a musician or group playing popular or jazz music.
632 gigabyte One billion (1 My new computer has 100 gigabytes of memory and a 200 gigabyte hard drive.
633 gigabytes The plural form of gigabyte; more than one (kind of) gigabyte.
634 gigantic Something that When it comes to canyon formations, the Grand Canyon is gigantic.
635 gigaton A gigaton is a unit that is used to determine how strong an explosion made by a bomb is.
636 gigatons The plural form of gigaton; more than one (kind of) gigaton.
637 gigged The past tense and past participle of gig.
638 gigging The present participle of gig.
639 giggle When you giggle Boys often laugh out loud and girls often giggle quietly.
640 giggled The past tense and past participle of giggle.
641 giggles The third-person singular form of giggle.
642 giggling The present participle of giggle.
643 Gigillion
644 gigs The plural form of gig; more than one (kind of) gig.
645 Gila monster A poisonous lizard from the deserts of the southwest United States and northern Mexico.
646 Gila monsters The plural form of Gila monster; more than one (kind of) Gila monster.
647 Gilbert Gilbert is a male given name.
648 gild If you gild something
649 gilded The past tense and past participle of gild.
650 gilding The present participle of gild.
651 gilds The third-person singular form of gild.
652 Gilgit
653 Gilgit-Baltistan
654 gill A gill is the breathing organ for animals that live in the sea. It helps them breathe oxygen inside of water. If I had a gill, then I could breathe underwater.
655 gilled If something is gilled a gilled mushroom
656 Gillette
657 gilling The present participle of gill.
658 gills The plural form of gill; more than one (kind of) gill. Fish have gills that allow them to swim underwater without coming up for air.
659 gilt A gilt is a thin layer of gold.
660 gilts The plural form of gilt; more than one (kind of) gilt.
661 gimme A contraction of give me.
662 gimmes The plural form of gimme; more than one (kind of) gimme.
663 gin Gin is an alcoholic drink that is made from grain or malt. They brew their own gin.
664 ginger Ginger is a strongly flavored root used in cooking. Ginger is used to make gingerbread and ginger beer.; Robert likes ginger-flavored candies the best.
665 gingerbread A gingerbread is a type of cake whose main flavoring is ginger.
666 gingerbreads The plural form of gingerbread; more than one (kind of) gingerbread.
667 gingers The plural form of ginger; more than one (kind of) ginger.
668 giraffe The giraffe is the tallest land animal in the world. It is from Africa and has a very long neck. The family went to see the giraffe in the zoo.
669 giraffes The plural form of giraffe; more than one (kind of) giraffe.
670 Gird
671 girder A girder is a large iron or steel beam that is used to build bridges and frame large buildings.
672 girders The plural form of girder; more than one (kind of) girder.
673 girl A girl is a female child or teenager; someone who is not a woman yet. Many girls like to play with dolls.; I have two children: a boy and a girl.
674 girlfriend A girlfriend is a girl or young woman who is in a romantic relationship with another person. Jeremy had been having trouble with his girlfriend.; Koo Stark, a former girlfriend of the Duke of York, was being kept in hospital last night.
675 girlfriends The plural form of girlfriend; more than one (kind of) girlfriend.
676 girlhood
677 girlish If someone is girlish Her girlish voice had deepened with age.; She had a cute, girlish face, with short dark hair cut in a bob.; The dress was bound tightly at the waist, showing off a slim girlish figure.; Young kids go for typically "girlish" or "boyish" toys before they try others.
678 girlishness The girlishness of someone is how girlish that person is.
679 girls The plural form of girl; more than one (kind of) girl.
680 girly Something that is girly is for girls "That flowery shirt is so girly!"; Despite being a boy, Zacharie is very girly.
681 girth The girth of an object is the distance measured around it. Year after year, the expanding girth of the trees became more and more obvious.
682 girths The plural form of girth; more than one (kind of) girth.
683 Gison
684 Gita
685 give If you give something to someone else Give me that book, please; I want to read it.; My mother gave me this stone when I was young.
686 give birth If a woman or female animal gives birth She is about to give birth, please call for the ambulance.; She gave birth to a beautiful baby girl.
687 give half
688 give in If something gives in The roof gave in during the snowstorm.
689 Give medicine
690 give off If something gives off a sound The insect was giving off a yellow light.
691 Give the old Huey
692 give up If you give up something (or give something up) His mom made him give up his toys to her! Now what is he going to do?; The young woman gave up her seat to an old man
693 given The past participle of give. On any given day, you're likely to see her there.
694 given in The past participle of give in.
695 given name A given name is the given by the parents their child. In English "James" is a given name for a man.
696 given names The plural form of given name; more than one (kind of) given name.
697 given up The past participle of give up.
698 givens The plural form of given; more than one (kind of) given.
699 giver A giver is someone who gives something to another person or people. Santa Claus is a giver of gifts.
700 givers The plural form of giver; more than one (kind of) giver.
701 gives The third-person singular form of give.
702 gives birth The third-person singular form of give birth.
703 Gives comfort.
704 Gives false information.
705 gives in The third-person singular form of give in.
706 Gives loans.
707 Gives loose.
708 Gives relief.
709 Gives the cross
710 gives up The third-person singular form of give up.
711 giving The present participle of give.
712 giving birth The present participle of give birth.
713 giving in The present participle of give in.
714 Giving thanks
715 Giving the wrong answer
716 giving up The present participle of give up.
717 Giving wrong advice
718 gizmo A gizmo is a vague name for any small electronic device.
719 gizmos The plural form of gizmo; more than one (kind of) gizmo.
720 glacial To be glacial He moved at glacial speed towards the exam room.
721 glacier A glacier is similar to a mountain or river made of ice.
722 glaciers The plural form of glacier; more than one (kind of) glacier.
723 glad If you are glad about something I'm glad to hear you're feeling better.; I'm glad that I lived long enough to see it.
724 gladder The comparative form of glad; more glad.
725 gladdest The superlative form of glad; most glad.
726 gladful
727 gladlier The comparative form of gladly; more gladly.
728 gladliest The superlative form of gladly; most gladly.
729 gladly If something is done gladly
730 gladness Gladness is the state of being glad.
731 gladnesses The plural form of gladness; more than one (kind of) gladness.
732 Glam
733 glamor Glamor is beauty She has a glamor that I just can't resist.
734 glamorous If something is glamorous
735 glamors The plural form of glamor; more than one (kind of) glamor.
736 glamour Glamour is beauty She has a glamour that I just can't resist.
737 glamourous If something is glamourous
738 glamours The plural form of glamour; more than one (kind of) glamour.
739 glamp To practise glamping.
740 glamped The past tense and past participle of glamp.
741 glamping Glamping is a luxurious form of camping.
742 glamps The third-person singular form of glamp.
743 glance To look for a short moment (at something). She glanced at her reflection as she passed the mirror.
744 glanced The past tense and past participle of glance.
745 glances The third-person singular form of glance.
746 glancing The present participle of glance.
747 gland A gland is a cell The gland that produces sweat is called the sweat gland.
748 glands The plural form of gland; more than one (kind of) gland.
749 glare When you glare at someone I glared at the person that knocked into me just now and making me spill my coffee.
750 glared The past tense and past participle of glare.
751 glares The third-person singular form of glare.
752 glaring If something is glaring
753 Glasgow Glasgow is a city in Scotland.
754 glass Glass is a transparent solid and is usually clear. Windows and eyeglasses are made from it Through the window glass I could see the trees bend in the wind, but I was warm indoors.
755 glasses The plural form of glass; more than one (kind of) glass.
756 glassier The comparative form of glassy; more glassy.
757 glassiest The superlative form of glassy; most glassy.
758 glassy If something is glassy
759 glaze A sticky liquid used to coat or color something
760 glazed The past tense and past participle of glaze.
761 glazes The plural form of glaze; more than one (kind of) glaze.
762 glazing The present participle of glaze.
763 gleam When you gleam He gleamed with happiness when he received his examination results.
764 gleamed The past tense and past participle of gleam.
765 gleaming If something is gleaming
766 gleamings The plural form of gleaming; more than one (kind of) gleaming.
767 gleams The third-person singular form of gleam.
768 glean If you glean
769 gleaned The past tense and past participle of glean.
770 gleaning The present participle of glean.
771 gleans The third-person singular form of glean.
772 glen A glen is a narrow valley that usually has a river running through it. The glen runs through the campsite.
773 Glenn
774 glens The plural form of glen; more than one (kind of) glen.
775 glide To glide is to move without making an effort. He glided over the dance-floor.
776 glided The past tense and past participle of glide.
777 glider A glider is an aircraft which can fly without an engine. The glider soared through the sky using the warm air currents.
778 gliders The plural form of glider; more than one (kind of) glider.
779 glides The third-person singular form of glide.
780 gliding The present participle of glide.
781 glimmer A glimmer is a faint light or glow.
782 glimmered The past tense and past participle of glimmer.
783 glimmering The present participle of glimmer.
784 glimmers The plural form of glimmer; more than one (kind of) glimmer.
785 glimpse (countable) When you catch a glimpse of something I caught a glimpse of baby Prince George as his parents left the hospital.; I had a glimpse or two of Queen Elizabeth as she stepped from her Rolls and disappeared into the Palace.
786 glimpses The plural form of glimpse; more than one (kind of) glimpse.
787 Glio
788 glioblastoma multiforme Glioblastoma multiforme is the most common type of brain tumor.
789 glioblastoma multiformes The plural form of glioblastoma multiforme; more than one (kind of) glioblastoma multiforme.
790 glisten To glisten is to shine or sparkle. He polished the car so it would glisten in the sun.
791 glistened The past tense and past participle of glisten. The icy road glistened in the moonlight.
792 glistening The present participle of glisten.
793 glistens The third-person singular form of glisten. Not all that glistens is gold.
794 glitch A glitch is a type of problem that causes a computer program or game to not work properly. I don't like glitches because they do a lot of unexpected things that can do damage to my work or game progress.; This game has got a lot of glitches in it and may cause problems to your computer.
795 glitched The past tense and past participle of glitch.
796 glitches The plural form of glitch; more than one (kind of) glitch.
797 glitching The present participle of glitch.
798 glitter A glitter is a bright
799 glittered The past tense and past participle of glitter.
800 glitterier The comparative form of glittery; more glittery.
801 glitteriest The superlative form of glittery; most glittery.
802 glittering The present participle of glitter.
803 glitters The plural form of glitter; more than one (kind of) glitter.
804 glittery If something is glittery
805 Glo car
806 gloat If a person gloats
807 gloated The past tense and past participle of gloat.
808 gloating The present participle of gloat.
809 gloats The third-person singular form of gloat.
810 global If something is global it includes the whole world. The weather is changing, and this is not just in one or two places. The change is global.; The Olympics and the world cup of soccer are the two largest global sporting events.
811 global cooling Global cooling is the decrease in the average global temperature
812 Global speed
813 global warming Global warming is the increase in the average global temperature
814 globalisation Globalisation is the process of developing something so that it can have an international influence.
815 globalisations The plural form of globalisation; more than one (kind of) globalisation.
816 globalise If you globalise something
817 globalised The past tense and past participle of globalise.
818 globalises The third-person singular form of globalise.
819 globalising The present participle of globalise.
820 globalization Globalization is the process of developing something so that it can have an international influence.
821 globalizations The plural form of globalization; more than one (kind of) globalization.
822 globalize If you globalize something
823 globalized The past tense and past participle of globalize.
824 globalizes The third-person singular form of globalize.
825 globalizing The present participle of globalize.
826 globally If something happens globally
827 globe A globe is a solid shaped like a ball He spun the globe on his desk, looking for Japan.
828 globes The plural form of globe; more than one (kind of) globe.
829 gloom Gloom means darkness or a feeling of sadness.
830 gloomier The comparative form of gloomy; more gloomy.
831 gloomiest The superlative form of gloomy; most gloomy.
832 gloominess The gloominess of someone is how gloomy they are.
833 gloomy If a place is gloomy The cavern was gloomy.
834 glories The plural form of glory; more than one (kind of) glory.
835 glorified The past tense and past participle of glorify.
836 glorifies The third-person singular form of glorify.
837 glorify To exalt Fans glorify their favorite divas.
838 glorifying The present participle of glorify.
839 glorious If something is glorious
840 glory If you have glory
841 gloss A gloss is the shine on a smooth surface.
842 glossaries The plural form of glossary; more than one (kind of) glossary.
843 glossary A glossary is a list of terms with their definitions
844 glossed The past tense and past participle of gloss.
845 glosses The third-person singular form of gloss.
846 glossier The comparative form of glossy; more glossy.
847 glossies The plural form of glossy; more than one (kind of) glossy.
848 glossiest The superlative form of glossy; most glossy.
849 glossiness The glossiness of something is how glossy it is.
850 glossing The present participle of gloss.
851 glossy If something is glossy a glossy magazine.
852 glove A glove is a piece of clothing you wear on your hand to keep your hands warm or safe. Police officers often wear gloves when working in crime scenes to avoid destroying evidence.; John is wearing gloves today because it's -5°C.
853 gloved If a hand is gloved
854 gloves The plural form of glove; more than one (kind of) glove.
855 glow A small amount of light. The lamp glowed in the dark road.
856 glowed The past tense and past participle of glow.
857 glower If a person glowers
858 glowered The past tense and past participle of glower.
859 glowering The present participle of glower.
860 glowers The third-person singular form of glower.
861 glowing The present participle of glow.
862 glows The third-person singular form of glow.
863 glucagon Glucagon is a hormone made by the pancreas that controls the glucose level in the blood.
864 glucagons The plural form of glucagon; more than one (kind of) glucagon.
865 glucose Glucose is a type of monosaccharide (sugar) found in plants and animals Glucose is main source of energy for the body.
866 glue Glue is a liquid that pastes items together. Can I have some glue to stick my pictures to the paper?
867 glued The past tense and past participle of glue.
868 glues The third-person singular form of glue.
869 gluing The present participle of glue.
870 Gluten
871 Glutens
872 glutton A glutton is a person who eats excessively.
873 gluttons The plural form of glutton; more than one (kind of) glutton.
874 gluttony Gluttony is the greed for eating excessively.
875 glyceride A glyceride is an ester of glycerol that has one or more fatty acid; they are the major constituents of lipids.
876 glycerides The plural form of glyceride; more than one (kind of) glyceride.
877 glycerin Glycerin is a sweet byproduct of making soap. This chemical is also called glycerol
878 glycerine Glycerine is a sweet byproduct of making soap. This chemical is also called glycerol
879 glycerines The plural form of glycerine; more than one (kind of) glycerine.
880 glycerins The plural form of glycerin; more than one (kind of) glycerin.
881 glycerol Glycerol is a simple organic molecule. It is a colorless
882 glycerols The plural form of glycerol; more than one (kind of) glycerol.
883 glycogen Glycogen is a polymer made up of glucose
884 glycogens The plural form of glycogen; more than one (kind of) glycogen.
885 glyph A glyph is a picture The cave had many glyphs carved into its walls.
886 glyphs The plural form of glyph; more than one (kind of) glyph.
887 gnar If you gnar
888 gnarl A gnarl is a knot in wood.
889 gnarled The past tense and past participle of gnarl.
890 gnarlier The comparative form of gnarly; more gnarly.
891 gnarliest The superlative form of gnarly; most gnarly.
892 gnarling The present participle of gnarl.
893 gnarls The plural form of gnarl; more than one (kind of) gnarl.
894 gnarly If something is gnarly
895 gnarred The past tense and past participle of gnar.
896 gnarring The present participle of gnar.
897 gnars The third-person singular form of gnar.
898 Gneisses
899 gnome A gnome a mythical creature
900 gnomes The plural form of gnome; more than one (kind of) gnome.
901 gnu A gnu is a large antelope of the genus Connochaetes. Gnus are native to Africa.
902 gnus The plural form of gnu; more than one (kind of) gnu.
903 go If you go I go to the seashore every summer.; Kathy goes to the seashore every summer, too.; I went to the seashore last year.; She's gone to the seashore.; I'm going to the seashore next year.
904 go back To return to a place that you have been to in the past. I went back to the house to get my phone which I have forgotten to bring with me.
905 go by If you go by something
906 go on If you go on with something I hate it. I can't go on living like this.; He stopped, not wanting to go on with the story.
907 Go out
908 go postal American English slang for becoming incredibly angry. Often accompanied by violent outbursts including attacking people
909 go south If things go south
910 go to hell
911 Go to him
912 Go to it
913 Go to law
914 Go to the fort
915 Go to the law
916 go without saying If something goes without saying It goes without saying that you need to practice a skill if you want to get good at it.; The company had lost so much money, it went without saying that it would close down.
917 Goa Goa is a state in India. Its capital is Panaji.
918 goad If you goad someone My frequent questions will goad her into telling me the full story.
919 goaded The past tense and past participle of goad.
920 goading The present participle of goad.
921 goads The third-person singular form of goad.
922 goal A goal is something you want to do or be able to do. I want to go to university and this will help me achieve that goal.; Scientists' ultimate goal is a theory of everything.
923 goalie A goalie is a goalkeeper.
924 goalies The plural form of goalie; more than one (kind of) goalie.
925 goalkeeper A goalkeeper is a player that attempts to prevent the opposing team from scoring by protecting a goal.
926 goalkeepers The plural form of goalkeeper; more than one (kind of) goalkeeper.
927 goals The plural form of goal; more than one (kind of) goal.
928 goaltender A goaltender is a player that attempts to prevent the opposing team from scoring by protecting a goal
929 goaltenders The plural form of goaltender; more than one (kind of) goaltender.
930 goalward Moving in the direction of or facing the goal; toward a goal.
931 goalwards moving or facing the goal.
932 goat A goat is a mammal with horns The goat used to graze in the field.
933 goatee a goatee is a beard that is trimmed to grow only at the center of the chin.
934 goatees The plural form of goatee; more than one (kind of) goatee.
935 goats The plural form of goat; more than one (kind of) goat.
936 gob Your gob is your mouth. He told him to shut his gob.
937 gobbed The past tense and past participle of gob.
938 gobbing The present participle of gob.
939 gobble If you gobble down your food He gobbled four hot dogs in three minutes.
940 gobbled The past tense and past participle of gobble.
941 gobbledygook Something that is useless Paggyita's story of the Yang Ying was gobbledygook, none of it was even true.
942 gobbledygooks The plural form of gobbledygook; more than one (kind of) gobbledygook.
943 gobbles The third-person singular form of gobble.
944 gobbling The present participle of gobble.
945 goblet A goblet is a drinking glass with a foot and stem.
946 goblets The plural form of goblet; more than one (kind of) goblet.
947 goblin A goblin is a large mischivous creature. This goblin has a very ugly look.
948 goblin shark A goblin shark is a type of deep sea shark
949 goblin sharks The plural form of goblin shark; more than one (kind of) goblin shark.
950 goblins The plural form of goblin; more than one (kind of) goblin.
951 gobs The plural form of gob; more than one (kind of) gob.
952 God God is the single god of a religion and the maker of the earth and everything that exists. In Hinduism, the followers believe in numerous gods. In Christianity, Judaism, and Islam, the followers believe in only one God.; The Bible says that God created the world in six days and rested the seventh day.; I love God and the Bible and I know he's real, because of everything and everyone that he created.
953 God bless
954 God father
955 God willing
956 God's messages
957 Goddamn
958 Goddess The only goddess of a religion that only has one deity.
959 goddesses The plural form of goddess; more than one (kind of) goddess.
960 godfather A godfather is a woman present at the baptism of a child.
961 godfathers The plural form of godfather; more than one (kind of) godfather.
962 godless Something or someone who doesn't have a god.
963 godlier The comparative form of godly; more godly.
964 godliest The superlative form of godly; most godly.
965 godliness The godliness of something is how godly it is.
966 godly Godly describes something or someone who is like God. Jesus walked on water in a godly occurrence.
967 godmother A godmother is a woman present at the baptism of a child.
968 godmothers The plural form of godmother; more than one (kind of) godmother.
969 gods The plural form of god; more than one (kind of) god.
970 God's messages
971 God's word
972 godsend A godsend is a valuable person
973 godsends The plural form of godsend; more than one (kind of) godsend.
974 Godspeed You say Godspeed when you want something to go well.
975 Godzilla
976 goer A goer is a person who goes somewhere. concertgoer
977 goers The plural form of goer; more than one (kind of) goer.
978 goes The third-person singular form of go.
979 goes back The third-person singular form of go back.
980 goes by The third-person singular form of go by.
981 Goes out.
982 Goes through deer
983 Goff
984 goggle A goggle is a wide-eyed stare.
985 goggled The past tense and past participle of goggle.
986 goggles The plural form of goggle; more than one (kind of) goggle.
987 goggling The present participle of goggle.
988 Gogo
989 Gogol
990 going The present participle of go. I am going to the beach this weekend.
991 going back The present participle of go back.
992 going by The present participle of go by.
993 going on If something is going on Hey, what's going on in there?; There are interesting changes going on in the company.
994 going to If you are going to do something I'm going to go to the toilet.; Tonight, we are going to talk about this interesting problem.; Aren't you going to answer the phone?; Where is he going to get the money?
995 goings The plural form of going; more than one (kind of) going. Things got forgotten with all the comings and goings.
996 goings-on Goings-on are things that are happening The police have been around a lot lately, with all the goings-on.
997 Gojra
998 Golconda
999 gold Gold is a metal I keep my gold in a safe.; This is a gold ring
1000 Gold Coast Gold Coast is a city in Queensland
1001 gold mine A gold mine is something that generates a lot of income. This oil deposit is a regular gold mine. We make more and more money every year!
1002 Golda Golda is a female given name.
1003 golden If something is golden it is made from gold.
1004 golden goose A golden goose is something that gives a lot profit or advantages.
1005 goldfish A goldfish is a type of small fish that is orange My pet goldfish died soon after I got it.; A goldfish is a type of carp.
1006 goldfishes The plural form of goldfish; more than one (kind of) goldfish.
1007 goldsmith A goldsmith is a person who makes
1008 goldsmiths The plural form of goldsmith; more than one (kind of) goldsmith.
1009 Golestan
1010 golf Golf is a game where a person uses a club to try to hit a ball into a hole with the fewest strokes. He played golf with a friend.
1011 golf club A golf club is what a golfer uses to drive
1012 golf clubs The plural form of golf club; more than one (kind of) golf club.
1013 golf course A golf course is where golfers play for 18 holes. The new golf course is very large.
1014 golf courses The plural form of golf course; more than one (kind of) golf course.
1015 golfed The past tense and past participle of golf.
1016 golfer A golfer is someone who plays the outdoor game of golf. Gary Player is a professional golfer.
1017 golfers The plural form of golfer; more than one (kind of) golfer.
1018 golfing The present participle of golf.
1019 golfs The third-person singular form of golf.
1020 Gomez
1021 Gondha
1022 gone The past participle of go.
1023 gone back The past participle of go back.
1024 gone by The past participle of go by.
1025 Gone.
1026 Gonggong Gonggong is the water god or monster who terrorized prehistoric China
1027 gonna Short for going to. I'm gonna go home.; Well, you're gonna hafta find a way to control them.
1028 gonoduct A part of the reproductive system in certain animals. It is a tube leading from the gonad towards the sexual opening.
1029 gonoducts The plural form of gonoduct; more than one (kind of) gonoduct.
1030 goo Goo is something that is partly liquid and partly solid There is some goo stuck to your shoe.
1031 good When you are good He is a good person and would never steal.; She is a good girl and always helps her mother.
1032 good afternoon A greeting you might use in the afternoon.
1033 good day A greeting you might use in the daytime.
1034 good evening A greeting you might use in the evening.
1035 good grief You can say "good grief!" if you are surprised or unhappy about something. You did what?!? Good grief, are you crazy?!?
1036 good looking Good looking is another way of spelling good-looking.
1037 good luck
1038 Good mention
1039 good morning A greeting you might use in the morning. Good morning, I'm glad to see you.
1040 Good nature
1041 Good natured
1042 good news
1043 good night Something you might say to someone before you go to bed I had a good time, but I need to go. Good night.
1044 Good recognition
1045 Good speed
1046 goodbye You say goodbye when you leave/depart Goodbye! See you next year.
1047 goodbyes The plural form of goodbye; more than one (kind of) goodbye.
1048 goodies The plural form of goody; more than one (kind of) goody.
1049 goodlier The comparative form of goodly; more goodly.
1050 goodliest The superlative form of goodly; most goodly.
1051 Goodlist
1052 good-looking If someone or something is good-looking That was a good-looking car you had.; I'd sure like to meet a good-looking girl who was single.; I'm afraid I'm not very good-looking.
1053 goodly Goodly means large He bet a goodly sum of money at the races.
1054 goodness Goodness is the quality of being good. He was known in the community for his goodness towards others. As such, many in the community were saddened the day he passed away.
1055 goodnesses The plural form of goodness; more than one (kind of) goodness.
1056 goodnight Something you might say to someone before you go to bed I had a good time, but I need to go. Goodnight.
1057 goods The plural form of good; more than one (kind of) good. The big company sells both goods and services.
1058 goodwill Goodwill is the friendly and helpful attitude towards someone or something. Donations should be done out of goodwill.
1059 goody Used to indicate pleasure or delight. Oh goody! We can have cake for dessert.
1060 gooey If something is gooey
1061 goof A goof is a mistake or an error.
1062 goofed The past tense and past participle of goof.
1063 Gooffest
1064 goofier The comparative form of goofy; more goofy.
1065 goofiest The superlative form of goofy; most goofy.
1066 goofing The present participle of goof.
1067 Goofing off
1068 goofs The plural form of goof; more than one (kind of) goof.
1069 goofy If someone is goofy
1070 google When you google John will google topics that he would like to know more about.
1071 Google Plex
1072 googled The past tense and past participle of google. I googled the company on the internet.
1073 googles The third-person singular form of google. John goes to the library and googles information on bees.
1074 googling The present participle of google. I spent hours googling for information.
1075 googol The number 10¹⁰⁰.
1076 googolplex The number 10^(10¹⁰⁰).
1077 googolplexes The plural form of googolplex; more than one (kind of) googolplex.
1078 googols The plural form of googol; more than one (kind of) googol.
1079 gooier The comparative form of gooey; more gooey.
1080 gooiest The superlative form of gooey; most gooey.
1081 gook Gook is a sloppy wet or viscous substance.
1082 gooks The plural form of gook; more than one (kind of) gook.
1083 goon A goon is a thug or a stupid person. Last night I was robbed in the street by two goons.; I'd rather date a poor genius than a rich goon.
1084 gooned The past tense and past participle of goon.
1085 gooning The present participle of goon.
1086 goons The plural form of goon; more than one (kind of) goon.
1087 goose A goose is a big flying bird looking like a duck Wild geese regularly fly over our house when they migrate to Southern countries.; I have a pet goose that honks when someone comes into the yard.
1088 goose egg A goose egg is a swelling or bump on the head.
1089 goose eggs The plural form of goose egg; more than one (kind of) goose egg.
1090 goose skin
1091 goosebumps Goosebumps are bumps on your skin that appear whenever you are cold.
1092 goosed The past tense and past participle of goose.
1093 gooses The third-person singular form of goose.
1094 goosing The present participle of goose.
1095 Gopher
1096 Gordon Gordon is a male given name.
1097 gore gore is the dried blood from a wound.
1098 gorge A gorge is a narrow valley and normally has steep rocky walls and a stream. The Kali Gandaki Gorge is the deepest in the world.
1099 gorged The past tense and past participle of gorge.
1100 gorgeous Gorgeous is very beautiful. All my classmates agreed that Bella was absolutely gorgeous.; The sunsets in Hawaii are gorgeous.
1101 gorgeousness The gorgeousness of someone is how gorgeous they are.
1102 gorges The plural form of gorge; more than one (kind of) gorge.
1103 gorging The present participle of gorge.
1104 gorilla A gorilla is an ape that lives in Africa. Gorillas are related to chimpanzees, orangutans and humans.
1105 gorillas The plural form of gorilla; more than one (kind of) gorilla.
1106 gorse Gorse is an evergreen shrub with strong spines and yellow flowers
1107 gosling A gosling is a baby goose. That mother goose has three goslings.
1108 goslings The plural form of gosling; more than one (kind of) gosling.
1109 gospel A gospel is a part or text of the New Testament. Today's topic in the church was John's gospel.
1110 gospels The plural form of gospel; more than one (kind of) gospel.
1111 goss Goss is another way of saying gossip.
1112 gossamer A gossamer is a fine film made up of cobwebs.
1113 gossamers The plural form of gossamer; more than one (kind of) gossamer.
1114 gossip Gossip is information that people pass around about other people's lives She spends a lot of time catching up with the newest gossip.
1115 gossiped The past tense and past participle of gossip.
1116 gossiping The present participle of gossip.
1117 gossips The plural form of gossip; more than one (kind of) gossip.
1118 got The past tense of get. Timmy got a new bike yesterday.; I got in a car accident last week, but don't worry, I'm fine.; I heard you got in a fight at the bar.; We only got a week off for vacation last year, but this year we get two weeks.
1119 got bored
1120 Got it.
1121 got mixed up
1122 got off
1123 got up
1124 gotcha A short way to say "got you." You thought you'd get away, but I gotcha!
1125 Goth
1126 Gothenburg Gothenburg is a city in Sweden.
1127 Gotsir
1128 gotta have got to or got to I'm sorry, but I'm in a hurry and I gotta go.
1129 gotten The past participle of get. My grades have gotten better since I quit playing basketball.; I've never gotten a winning lottery ticket.
1130 gouge A gouge is a cut or groove that is left by something sharp.
1131 gouged The past tense and past participle of gouge.
1132 gouges The plural form of gouge; more than one (kind of) gouge.
1133 gouging The present participle of gouge.
1134 Gounter
1135 gourd A gourd is a plant and fruit related to lagenaria and pumpkins.
1136 gourds The plural form of gourd; more than one (kind of) gourd.
1137 gourmet If a food is gourmet
1138 gourmets The plural form of gourmet; more than one (kind of) gourmet.
1139 govern If x governs y The country is currently governed by the army.; The market is governed by the same economic laws of supply and demand.
1140 governance Governance is the process of governing.
1141 governances The plural form of governance; more than one (kind of) governance.
1142 governed The past tense and past participle of govern.
1143 governing The present participle of govern.
1144 government A government is a group of people who make the laws and control a country or other place. The local government announced a 5% cut in taxes.
1145 Government of India
1146 governmental If something is governmental
1147 governments The plural form of government; more than one (kind of) government. Many governments are democracies, but there are also many dictatorships.
1148 governor A governor is a person who leads a place like a state or territory. The king appointed a new governor for the province.; The governor agreed to set the prisoner free.; The election for state governor was a close one.
1149 governors The plural form of governor; more than one (kind of) governor.
1150 governs The third-person singular form of govern.
1151 Govt
1152 Gowder
1153 gown A gown is a long formal dress for women. She wore a beautiful white gown and carried a bunch of flowers.
1154 gowned The past tense and past participle of gown.
1155 gowning The present participle of gown.
1156 gowns The plural form of gown; more than one (kind of) gown.
1157 Gox
1158 Gozing
1159 GP GP stands for general practitioner.
1160 grab If you grab something A strong hand grabbed her arm and pulled her backward.; I stood up quickly and grabbed my purse from the back of the chair.; He grabbed a handful of nuts from the bowl.
1161 grabbable If something is grabbable
1162 grabbed The past tense and past participle of grab.
1163 grabbing The present participle of grab.
1164 Grabby
1165 Grable
1166 grabs The third-person singular form of grab.
1167 grace Grace is free giving. We were saved by the grace of God.; The boss showed us a lot of grace.
1168 graced The past tense and past participle of grace.
1169 graceful If something is graceful The queen gave a graceful answer even though he shouldn't have said that to her.; The lady walked across the room in a very graceful way.
1170 gracefully If something is done gracefully
1171 gracefulness Gracefulness is the state of being graceful.
1172 Gracelist
1173 graces The plural form of grace; more than one (kind of) grace.
1174 gracile Slender or delicate. Compared to apes, humans have a gracile form.
1175 gracing The present participle of grace.
1176 gracious When someone is gracious
1177 graciously In a gracious and kind manner.
1178 graciousness The graciousness of someone is how gracious they are.
1179 grackle A grackle is a common name for any of several American blackbirds of the genus Quiscalus.
1180 grackles The plural form of grackle; more than one (kind of) grackle.
1181 gradable If an adjective is gradable Hot and cold are gradable antonyms.
1182 grade A grade is a letter or number that you use to show how good something is. Usually He got 97% on his test. It was the top grade in the class.; Our restaurant uses only the highest grade of meat.
1183 graded The past tense and past participle of grade.
1184 grades The plural form of grade; more than one (kind of) grade.
1185 gradient A gradient is a slope or incline.
1186 gradients The plural form of gradient; more than one (kind of) gradient.
1187 grading The present participle of grade.
1188 gradual Something that is done in steps or in small degrees The slope of the hill was very gradual.
1189 gradually If something happens gradually The everyday lifes of the citizens gradually went back to normal after the earthquake.
1190 graduand A graduand is a student who is about to receive an academic degree.
1191 graduands The plural form of graduand; more than one (kind of) graduand.
1192 graduate If you graduate you get a degree or diploma from a school or university. Tom graduated from Yale University in 2006.
1193 graduated The past tense and past participle of graduate.
1194 graduates The third-person singular form of graduate.
1195 graduating The present participle of graduate.
1196 graduation Graduation is when a student finishes a course (usually in school) and gets a diploma. This is usually done with a ceremony. My family was unable to come to my graduation ceremony.
1197 graduations The plural form of graduation; more than one (kind of) graduation.
1198 graffiti Graffiti are drawings or words that are drawn illegally on something in a public place.
1199 graffitied The past tense and past participle of graffiti.
1200 graffitiing The present participle of graffiti.
1201 graffitis The plural form of graffiti; more than one (kind of) graffiti.
1202 graft If you graft a piece of a plant onto another
1203 grafted The past tense and past participle of graft.
1204 grafting The present participle of graft.
1205 grafts The third-person singular form of graft.
1206 Graham Graham is a male given name.
1207 grain A grain is a seed that people eat Most North Americans get their grains from bread and pasta.
1208 grainier The comparative form of grainy; more grainy.
1209 grainiest The superlative form of grainy; most grainy.
1210 grains The plural form of grain; more than one (kind of) grain.
1211 grainy If something is grainy A grainy image.
1212 gram A gram is a basic measure of weight. This food has 1 gram of sugar.
1213 grammar Grammar is the rules about how to speak and write well in a language. Grammar includes syntax (what order to put words in)
1214 grammars The plural form of grammar; more than one (kind of) grammar. Three large English grammars sit on his shelf.
1215 grammatical If language is grammatical
1216 gramps Grandpa Hi gramps! How's grandma?
1217 grams The plural form of gram; more than one (kind of) gram.
1218 Granada Granada is a province in Spain.
1219 granaries The plural form of granary; more than one (kind of) granary.
1220 granary A granary is a storage facility for grain or animal feed.
1221 grand If something is grand As she got out of the car, she saw that the house was very grand.
1222 Grand Orient Freemasonry The Grand Orient Freemasonry is the Freemasonry of Romance language speaking countries.
1223 grandchild A grandchild is the grandson or granddaughter of someone. It is the child of someone's child. Jemima is my grandmother. She is my father's mother. I am her grandchild.
1224 grandchildren The plural form of grandchild; more than one (kind of) grandchild.
1225 granddaughter Someone's granddaughter is the daughter of their son or daughter. My son, John, has a daughter named Patty. Patty is my granddaughter.; My daughter, Mary, just had a baby girl. She is my granddaughter.
1226 granddaughters The plural form of granddaughter; more than one (kind of) granddaughter.
1227 grander The comparative form of grand; more grand.
1228 grandest The superlative form of grand; most grand.
1229 grandfather A grandfather is the father of a person or animal's parent. My grandfather was very old when I was still a boy.
1230 grandfathered The past tense and past participle of grandfather.
1231 grandfathering The present participle of grandfather.
1232 grandfathers The plural form of grandfather; more than one (kind of) grandfather.
1233 grandiose If something is grandiose
1234 grandkid A grandkid is a grandchild. I am his grandfather and he is my grandkid.
1235 grandkids The plural form of grandkid; more than one (kind of) grandkid.
1236 grandma Grandma (informal for grandmother) is the mother of your father or mother.
1237 grandmas The plural form of grandma; more than one (kind of) grandma.
1238 grandmother Someone's grandmother is the mother of one of their parents. The mother of my mother is Jane Smith. Jane Smith is my grandmother.; I have two grandmothers. They are the mother of my mother and the mother of my father.
1239 grandmothers The plural form of grandmother; more than one (kind of) grandmother.
1240 grandpa A grandpa is a short name for a grandfather (the father of your father or mother).
1241 grandparent Someone's grandparent is the parent of their parent. It is one's grandmother or grandfather. The mother of my mother is Jane Smith. Jane Smith is one of my grandparents.; I have four grandparents. They are the mother and father of my mother, and the mother and father of my father.
1242 grandparents The plural form of grandparent; more than one (kind of) grandparent.
1243 grandpas The plural form of grandpa; more than one (kind of) grandpa.
1244 grandson Someone's grandson is the son of their son or daughter. My son, John, has a son named George. George is my grandson.; My daughter, Mary, just had a baby boy. He is my grandson.; I have two grandsons, Bob and Phil. They are the sons of my daughter.
1245 grandsons The plural form of grandson; more than one (kind of) grandson.
1246 grandstand The grandstand is the area where people seat at a stadium or arena.
1247 grandstanded The past tense and past participle of grandstand.
1248 grandstanding The present participle of grandstand.
1249 grandstands The plural form of grandstand; more than one (kind of) grandstand.
1250 grannies The plural form of granny; more than one (kind of) granny.
1251 granny A granny is a grandmother.
1252 grant If you grant something to something The school has granted us permission to use a classroom in the evenings.
1253 granted You use granted to say that you accept that something is true He's a good student and usually does well. Granted, he did fail that one test, but I think there were good reasons for that.; "You haven't been a very good father." "Granted."
1254 Granted.
1255 Granth
1256 granting The present participle of grant.
1257 grants The plural form of grant; more than one (kind of) grant.
1258 granular If something is granular a granular substance
1259 granulate If you granulate something Cane juice granulates into sugar.
1260 granulated The past tense and past participle of granulate.
1261 granulates The third-person singular form of granulate.
1262 granulating The present participle of granulate.
1263 granule A granule is a tiny grain or a small particle.
1264 granules The plural form of granule; more than one (kind of) granule.
1265 grape A grape is a type of fruit that grows on a vine and is often used to make wine.
1266 grapefruit A grapefruit is a fruit closely related to the orange. It has a thick skin and juicy inside. It is sour.
1267 grapefruits The plural form of grapefruit; more than one (kind of) grapefruit.
1268 grapes The plural form of grape; more than one (kind of) grape.
1269 graph A graph shows data (numbers) as a picture.
1270 graphed The past tense and past participle of graph.
1271 graphic Graphic means something is very clearly described People were upset by the graphic violence in the movie because it looked so real.
1272 graphics The plural form of graphic; more than one (kind of) graphic.
1273 graphing The present participle of graph.
1274 Graphites
1275 graphs The plural form of graph; more than one (kind of) graph.
1276 grapple If you grapple
1277 grappled The past tense and past participle of grapple.
1278 grapples The third-person singular form of grapple.
1279 grappling The present participle of grapple.
1280 grappling hook A grappling hook is a hook attached to a line and designed to be thrown at a target for the purpose of catching hold of it.
1281 grappling hooks The plural form of grappling hook; more than one (kind of) grappling hook.
1282 grasp If you grasp something I had to grasp the ball because I was stressed.
1283 grasped The past tense and past participle of grasp.
1284 grasping The present participle of grasp.
1285 grasps The third-person singular form of grasp.
1286 grass Grass is a green We haven't got much rain, and the grass on the lawn is turning brown.
1287 Grass field
1288 grasses The plural form of grass; more than one (kind of) grass.
1289 grasshopper A grasshopper is a herbivorous insect similar to the cricket.
1290 grasshoppers The plural form of grasshopper; more than one (kind of) grasshopper.
1291 grassier The comparative form of grassy; more grassy.
1292 grassiest The superlative form of grassy; most grassy.
1293 grassy If something is grassy
1294 grate When you grate something He grated an entire block of cheese for the nachos.
1295 grated The past tense and past participle of grate.
1296 grateful If you are grateful for or about something I'm very grateful for your kindness during this difficult time.
1297 gratefully If something is done gratefully
1298 gratefulness The gratefulness of someone is how grateful they are.
1299 grates The third-person singular form of grate.
1300 gratification Gratification is a feeling of pleasure and satisfaction. The artist felt gratification when he saw his art in the gallery.; My parents feel gratification when I get good grades in school.
1301 gratifications The plural form of gratification; more than one (kind of) gratification.
1302 gratified The past tense and past participle of gratify.
1303 gratifies The third-person singular form of gratify.
1304 gratify If you gratify someone
1305 gratifying If something is gratifying Seeing my book on the shelves of college bookstores is very gratifying.; Helping our youth is a gratifying and thrilling experience.
1306 grating The present participle of grate.
1307 gratitude Gratitude is the good feeling you have when someone else has done something for you. She showed her gratitude for his help with a big smile.
1308 grave If a problem or situation is grave She's in danger, Frank. Grave danger. Aren't you willing to do anything to help her?
1309 gravel Gravel is small stones that are used in construction. The road is mostly gravel and mud.
1310 gravels The plural form of gravel; more than one (kind of) gravel. Different kinds of gravel.
1311 graver The comparative form of grave; more grave.
1312 graves The plural form of grave; more than one (kind of) grave.
1313 gravest The superlative form of grave; most grave.
1314 gravestone A gravestone is a stone on a grave The old gravestone was smooth from many years of rain, but she could still read the name on it.
1315 gravestones The plural form of gravestone; more than one (kind of) gravestone.
1316 graveyard A graveyard is a piece of land where dead people are buried. Dead people were buried in the graveyard.
1317 graveyard shift Graveyard shift is a work shift that runs from midnight to 8 a.m..
1318 graveyards The plural form of graveyard; more than one (kind of) graveyard.
1319 gravies The plural form of gravy; more than one (kind of) gravy.
1320 gravitate If something gravitates
1321 gravitated The past tense and past participle of gravitate.
1322 gravitates The third-person singular form of gravitate.
1323 gravitating The present participle of gravitate.
1324 gravities The plural form of gravity; more than one (kind of) gravity.
1325 gravity Gravity is the physical force that attracts all matter Because of the Earth's larger size, gravity here is stronger than the pull of gravity on the moon.
1326 gravy A thick sauce made from the fats or juices from meat and vegetables. I added some gravy over my plate of rice to make it tastier.
1327 gravy train A gravy train is a job or situation that has a considerable income or benefits and requires little effort to do.
1328 gray One of the colors people can see. It is halfway between black and white. ; I like the darker color of gray.
1329 Gray market
1330 Gray markets
1331 grayed The past tense and past participle of gray.
1332 grayer The comparative form of gray; more gray.
1333 grayest The superlative form of gray; most gray.
1334 graying The present participle of gray.
1335 grayish If something is grayish
1336 grayness The grayness of something is how gray it is.
1337 grays The plural form of gray; more than one (kind of) gray.
1338 graze A graze is a slight scratch. "How did you get a graze on your elbow?" the mother asked her child.
1339 grazed The past tense and past participle of graze.
1340 grazes The plural form of graze; more than one (kind of) graze.
1341 grazing The present participle of graze.
1342 grease Grease is liquid or melted fat from an animal
1343 Grease proof
1344 greased The past tense and past participle of grease.
1345 greaseproof If something is greaseproof
1346 greases The third-person singular form of grease.
1347 greasier The comparative form of greasy; more greasy.
1348 greasiest The superlative form of greasy; most greasy.
1349 greasiness The greasiness of something is how greasy it is.
1350 greasing The present participle of grease.
1351 greasy If something is greasy
1352 great A great object or event is very big and large in scale. A great storm is approaching our shores.
1353 Great Britain
1354 Great desert
1355 Great grandchild
1356 great grandfather
1357 great grandmother
1358 Great grandparents
1359 great grandson
1360 great white shark A great white shark is one of the most dangerous types of sharks. The great white shark is one of the largest sharks in the ocean.
1361 great white sharks The plural form of great white shark; more than one (kind of) great white shark.
1362 greater The comparative form of great; more great.
1363 greater than If one quantity is greater than another The typical program length is greater than one year.
1364 greatest The superlative form of great; most great.
1365 great-grandchild The son or daughter of someone's grandchild.
1366 great-grandchildren The plural form of great-grandchild; more than one (kind of) great-grandchild.
1367 great-grandfather Great-grandfather refers to the father of one's grandparent.
1368 great-grandfathers The plural form of great-grandfather; more than one (kind of) great-grandfather.
1369 great-grandmother Great-grandmother refers to the mother of one's grandparent.
1370 great-grandmothers The plural form of great-grandmother; more than one (kind of) great-grandmother.
1371 great-grandparent A great-grandparent of a person refers to the parent of their grandparents.
1372 great-grandparents The plural form of great-grandparent; more than one (kind of) great-grandparent.
1373 greatlier The comparative form of greatly; more greatly.
1374 greatliest The superlative form of greatly; most greatly.
1375 greatly If something changes greatly Expenses greatly exceeded revenues this year.
1376 greatness Greatness is the quality of being very important Many people admired her for her greatness on the soccer field.; The team is good, but they still have issues that stop them from achieving greatness.
1377 Greb
1378 grebe A grebe is a kind of bird that lives in a freshwater environment.
1379 grebes The plural form of grebe; more than one (kind of) grebe.
1380 Greece Greece is a country in south-east Europe. We wanted to go to Greece for our next holiday.
1381 greed Greed a strong feeling of wanting more than you need. The king's greed for more power meant that many soldiers died.; I don't have the greed for anything.
1382 greedier The comparative form of greedy; more greedy.
1383 greediest The superlative form of greedy; most greedy.
1384 greedily If you eat greedily
1385 greediness The greediness of someone is how greedy they are.
1386 greedy A greedy person is someone who wants money or other items for himself and does not like to share. My aunt is greedy because she keeps talking about money.
1387 Greek The language people speak in Greece.
1388 Greeks The plural form of Greek; more than one (kind of) Greek.
1389 green One of the colors people can see:
1390 Green color
1391 Green house
1392 Green wash
1393 greener The comparative form of green; more green.
1394 greenest The superlative form of green; most green.
1395 greenhorn A greenhorn is an inexperienced person.
1396 greenhorns The plural form of greenhorn; more than one (kind of) greenhorn.
1397 greenhouse A greenhouse is a building with large glass windows to trap heat from sunlight and is used to grow plants.
1398 greenhouses The plural form of greenhouse; more than one (kind of) greenhouse.
1399 greenish If something is greenish
1400 Greenland Greenland is an island near Iceland The boys went fishing in Greenland.
1401 greenness The greenness of something is how green it is.
1402 greens The plural form of green; more than one (kind of) green.
1403 greenwash Greenwash is the misleading publicity of environmental friendliness.
1404 greenwashed The past tense and past participle of greenwash.
1405 greenwashes The plural form of greenwash; more than one (kind of) greenwash.
1406 greenwashing The present participle of greenwash.
1407 Greer
1408 greet If you greet someone or something The tour guide greeted us when we arrived at the airport.
1409 greeted The past tense and past participle of greet.
1410 greeting A greeting is something you do or say when you meet someone. He noticed Karelius, raised a hand in greeting, and dismounted to lead his horse through to the stables. A minute later he entered the bar, tapping frozen mud from his boots at the door-post. "Karelius, my dear fellow. Hope I'm not late."
1411 greetings The plural form of greeting; more than one (kind of) greeting.
1412 greets The third-person singular form of greet.
1413 Greg Greg is a male given name; it is often
1414 gregarious When someone is gregarious
1415 Gregory Gregory is a male given name.
1416 gremolata Gremolata is a paste of capers
1417 gremolatas The plural form of gremolata; more than one (kind of) gremolata.
1418 Gremulatas
1419 grenade A grenade is a hand-held military bomb that has a timed fuse.
1420 grenades The plural form of grenade; more than one (kind of) grenade.
1421 Gresham
1422 grew The past tense of grow.
1423 grey One of the colors people can see. It is halfway between black and white. ; I like the darker color of grey.
1424 grey market In a grey market
1425 grey markets The plural form of grey market; more than one (kind of) grey market.
1426 greyed The past tense and past participle of grey.
1427 greyer The comparative form of grey; more grey.
1428 greyest The superlative form of grey; most grey.
1429 greying The present participle of grey.
1430 greyish If something is greyish
1431 greyness The greyness of something is how grey it is.
1432 greys The plural form of grey; more than one (kind of) grey.
1433 grid A grid is a rectangle of squares of equal size.
1434 gridded The past tense and past participle of grid.
1435 gridding The present participle of grid.
1436 grids The plural form of grid; more than one (kind of) grid.
1437 grief Grief is great sadness. After she died the grief almost killed me.
1438 griefer A griefer is a player who primarily harasses and provokes other players so as to reduce their enjoyment of a game.
1439 griefers The plural form of griefer; more than one (kind of) griefer.
1440 grieve If you grieve over something
1441 grieved The past tense and past participle of grieve.
1442 grieves The third-person singular form of grieve.
1443 grieving The present participle of grieve.
1444 griffin A griffin is a mythical beast that has a body of a lion and the wings and head of an eagle.
1445 griffins The plural form of griffin; more than one (kind of) griffin.
1446 Griggs
1447 grill {{countable]} A grill is a cooking surface which has parallel metal bars. I like steak when it is cooked on a grill.
1448 grilled The past tense and past participle of grill.
1449 grilling The present participle of grill. He could smell the food grilling on the barbecue.
1450 grills The plural form of grill; more than one (kind of) grill.
1451 grilse A grilse is a young salmon after its first return from the sea. Salmon are fry as babies, parr as children, smolt as adolescents, and grilse as adults.
1452 grilses The plural form of grilse; more than one (kind of) grilse.
1453 grim If you are grim you are very serious I was in a grim mood after my grandmother died.
1454 Grim Reaper Death; the Grim Reaper is death shown as a skeleton in a black robe with a hood and a scythe (an old farm tool for cutting grain). He reaps (harvests) the souls of dying people.
1455 grimace A grimace is an ugly facial expression that is usually used to express disgust or pain.
1456 grimaced The past tense and past participle of grimace.
1457 grimaces The plural form of grimace; more than one (kind of) grimace.
1458 grimacing The present participle of grimace.
1459 grime Grime is dirt on the surface of something.
1460 grimmer The comparative form of grim; more grim.
1461 grimmest The superlative form of grim; most grim.
1462 Grimmong
1463 grin A grin is a small smile
1464 grind When you grind something I used the grinder to grind the coffee beans.
1465 Grind to a halt
1466 grindability The grindability of something is how grindable it is.
1467 grindable If something is grindable
1468 grinded The past tense and past participle of grind.
1469 grinder A grinder is a machine that is used to make something into a finer particles.
1470 grinders The plural form of grinder; more than one (kind of) grinder.
1471 grinding The present participle of grind.
1472 grinds The plural form of grind; more than one (kind of) grind.
1473 grinned The past tense and past participle of grin.
1474 grinning The present participle of grin.
1475 grins The plural form of grin; more than one (kind of) grin.
1476 grip Someone grips a thing by holding it tightly in their hand. He gripped the rope and pulled.
1477 gripped The past tense and past participle of grip.
1478 gripping The present participle of grip.
1479 Gripping hook
1480 grips The third-person singular form of grip.
1481 Grish
1482 grislier The comparative form of grisly; more grisly.
1483 grisliest The superlative form of grisly; most grisly.
1484 grisly If something is grisly
1485 gristle Gristle is the cartilage in meat.
1486 gristles The plural form of gristle; more than one (kind of) gristle.
1487 grit Grit is very small pieces of stone. The wind blew a fine grit that got in her teeth, hair, and eyes.; Rinse the lettuce thoroughly under cold running water to remove grit and sand.
1488 grits Grits are ground corn cooked as a porridge Enjoy a special Mother's Day brunch, including shrimp and grits.
1489 gritted The past tense and past participle of grit.
1490 grittier The comparative form of gritty; more gritty.
1491 grittiest The superlative form of gritty; most gritty.
1492 gritting The present participle of grit.
1493 gritty If something is gritty
1494 groan A noise a person makes when they feel unhappy.
1495 groaned The past tense and past participle of groan.
1496 groaning The present participle of groan.
1497 groans The third-person singular form of groan.
1498 grocer A grocer is a person who sells groceries (foodstuffs and household items) retail from a grocery. John worked as a grocer when he was young.
1499 groceries The plural form of grocery; more than one (kind of) grocery.
1500 grocers The plural form of grocer; more than one (kind of) grocer.
1501 grocery Groceries are food and other household supplies that you buy in a store. I'm going to pick up some groceries. Do you need anything?
1502 grog A grog is an alcoholic beverage made with rum and water.
1503 grogged The past tense and past participle of grog.
1504 groggier The comparative form of groggy; more groggy.
1505 groggiest The superlative form of groggy; most groggy.
1506 grogging The present participle of grog.
1507 groggy A groggy person is someone who is slowed or weakened by alcohol or sleepiness.
1508 grogs The plural form of grog; more than one (kind of) grog.
1509 groin The groin is the area where the leg joins the body. He pulled a muscle in his groin during the soccer match.
1510 groins The plural form of groin; more than one (kind of) groin.
1511 grok To understand (something) intuitively
1512 groom A groom is a man who is about to marry.
1513 groomable If something or someone is groomable
1514 groomed The past tense and past participle of groom.
1515 grooming The present participle of groom.
1516 grooms The plural form of groom; more than one (kind of) groom.
1517 groove Groove is a pleasant rhythm.
1518 grooved The past tense and past participle of groove.
1519 Groover
1520 grooves The plural form of groove; more than one (kind of) groove.
1521 groovier The comparative form of groovy; more groovy.
1522 grooviest The superlative form of groovy; most groovy.
1523 grooving The present participle of groove.
1524 Groovles
1525 groovy If something is groovy
1526 grope When you try to grope something
1527 groped The past tense and past participle of grope.
1528 gropes The third-person singular form of grope.
1529 groping The present participle of grope.
1530 gross The gross amount is the total before you take away losses or expenses. Her gross pay was $500, but then they took out $60 for tax.
1531 gross pay Gross pay is the amount of wage or salary that is paid by an employer to an employee. Mary got her gross pay one day too late this month.
1532 gross profit Gross profit refers to how much money a business has made from selling things after subtracting the cost of making the things it is selling.
1533 gross profits The plural form of gross profit; more than one (kind of) gross profit.
1534 grosser The comparative form of gross; more gross.
1535 grossest The superlative form of gross; most gross.
1536 grossly Something that is done grossly is done in a gross way.
1537 grotesque If something is grotesque My cousin likes grotesque humor.
1538 grotesquer The comparative form of grotesque; more grotesque.
1539 grotesques The plural form of grotesque; more than one (kind of) grotesque.
1540 grotesquest The superlative form of grotesque; most grotesque.
1541 grottier The comparative form of grotty; more grotty.
1542 grottiest The superlative form of grotty; most grotty.
1543 grotty If someone or something is grotty The hotel is in a grotty state.
1544 grouch A grouch is a person who is grumpy or irritable.
1545 grouched The past tense and past participle of grouch.
1546 grouches The plural form of grouch; more than one (kind of) grouch.
1547 grouchier The comparative form of grouchy; more grouchy.
1548 grouchiest The superlative form of grouchy; most grouchy.
1549 grouching The present participle of grouch.
1550 Grouchist
1551 grouchy A grouchy person who gets upset and irritated easily.
1552 ground The ground is what you stand or sit on when you are outside. I ran out of the house and fell on the ground.
1553 Ground Bursts
1554 Ground wall
1555 groundbreaking If an idea is groundbreaking
1556 groundbreakings The plural form of groundbreaking; more than one (kind of) groundbreaking.
1557 groundburst A groundburst is the explosion made by a bomb dropped from the air as it hits the ground.
1558 groundbursts The plural form of groundburst; more than one (kind of) groundburst.
1559 groundcrew The groundcrew is the group of people that maintain aircraft on the ground.
1560 groundcrews The plural form of groundcrew; more than one (kind of) groundcrew.
1561 grounded If a circuit of electricity is grounded
1562 grounding Ship grounding is the collision of it with the ground beneath the surface of the water.
1563 groundless If a fact or other piece of information is groundless
1564 groundlessly If something is done groundlessly
1565 grounds The plural form of ground; more than one (kind of) ground.
1566 Groundwork
1567 group When more than 2 things or people are together A group of people went into the building.
1568 grouped The past tense and past participle of group.
1569 grouping The present participle of group.
1570 groupings The plural form of grouping; more than one (kind of) grouping.
1571 groups The plural form of group; more than one (kind of) group.
1572 grout Grout is a thin mortar used to fill the gaps between tiles in masonry.
1573 grouts The plural form of grout; more than one (kind of) grout.
1574 grove A grove is a small group of trees. The bird landed in a tree in the orange grove.
1575 grovel If a person grovels
1576 groveled The past tense and past participle of grovel.
1577 groveling The present participle of grovel.
1578 grovelled The past tense and past participle of grovel.
1579 grovelling The present participle of grovel.
1580 grovels The third-person singular form of grovel.
1581 Grover Grover is a male given name.
1582 groves The plural form of grove; more than one (kind of) grove.
1583 grow When things grow they get bigger or change in other ways over time. In time, the boy grew into a man.; Every day I grow better and better.; The little seed has grown into a big tree.; I am a grown man, I can make my own choices in my life now
1584 grow up
1585 grower A grower is someone He was a carrot grower until a hurricane hit the plantation.
1586 growers The plural form of grower; more than one (kind of) grower.
1587 growing The present participle of grow.
1588 Growing up
1589 growl A growl is a low angry sound When he got near the house, he heard a growl
1590 growled The past tense and past participle of growl.
1591 growling The present participle of growl.
1592 growls The plural form of growl; more than one (kind of) growl.
1593 grown The past participle of grow.
1594 grows The third-person singular form of grow.
1595 growth The act of growing (getting bigger); an increase in size I'm pleased with the growth in value of our house in the years after we bought it.
1596 growths The plural form of growth; more than one (kind of) growth.
1597 grr "Grr" is an interjection that expresses anger. Grr! Why does Albert always put my phone in the wrong place?
1598 grub Grub is the child form of an insect that does not have wings. It especially refers to a young beetle.
1599 grubbed The past tense and past participle of grub.
1600 grubbier The comparative form of grubby; more grubby.
1601 grubbiest The superlative form of grubby; most grubby.
1602 grubbing The present participle of grub.
1603 grubby When someone is grubby Tommy was very grubby after playing football.
1604 grubs The plural form of grub; more than one (kind of) grub.
1605 grudge A grudge is a feeling of ill will or hatred that doesn't go away. He stole my bike last year. I still have a grudge against him.
1606 grudged The past tense and past participle of grudge.
1607 grudges The plural form of grudge; more than one (kind of) grudge.
1608 grudging The present participle of grudge.
1609 grueling Something that is grueling is very tiring and difficult. It took five grueling hours to finish running the marathon.
1610 gruelling Something that is gruelling is very tiring and difficult. The climb lasted a gruelling twenty minutes.
1611 gruff If a person has a gruff voice
1612 gruffer The comparative form of gruff; more gruff.
1613 gruffest The superlative form of gruff; most gruff.
1614 grumble When you grumble you complain about something. Don't grumble about it.
1615 grumbled The past tense and past participle of grumble.
1616 grumbles The third-person singular form of grumble.
1617 grumbles.
1618 grumbling The present participle of grumble.
1619 grump A grump is a grumpy person.
1620 grumped The past tense and past participle of grump.
1621 grumpier The comparative form of grumpy; more grumpy.
1622 grumpiest The superlative form of grumpy; most grumpy.
1623 grumpily If someone does something grumpily
1624 grumpiness The grumpiness of someone is how grumpy they are.
1625 grumping The present participle of grump.
1626 grumps The plural form of grump; more than one (kind of) grump.
1627 grumpy If you are grumpy The man was very grumpy today because he had to pay the bills.
1628 grunt When you grunt
1629 grunted The past tense and past participle of grunt.
1630 grunting The present participle of grunt.
1631 grunts The third-person singular form of grunt.
1632 Gruz
1633 guacamole Guacamole is an avocado-based dip with onions
1634 guacamoles The plural form of guacamole; more than one (kind of) guacamole.
1635 Guangdong Guangdong is a province in China.
1636 Guangxi Guangxi is a autonomous region in China.
1637 guarantee A guarantee is a formal promise that a product will be fixed or replaced or money will be repaid if it breaks or doesn't work. The phone is covered by a six-month guarantee on parts and labour.
1638 guaranteed The past tense and past participle of guarantee.
1639 guaranteeing The present participle of guarantee.
1640 guarantees The plural form of guarantee; more than one (kind of) guarantee.
1641 guarantied The past tense and past participle of guaranty.
1642 guaranties The plural form of guaranty; more than one (kind of) guaranty.
1643 Guarantors
1644 guaranty A guaranty is a formal promise that a product will be fixed or replaced or money will be repaid if it breaks or doesn't work. The phone is covered by a six-month guaranty on parts and labour.
1645 guarantying The present participle of guaranty.
1646 guard A guard is a person or a group of people who watch something and try to stop anything bad from happening to it. After leaving the police he worked as a security guard at an airport.; The inmate was beaten by a prison guard while other guards watched.
1647 Guard Houses
1648 guard station A guard station is a structure where a guard stays on duty.
1649 guard stations The plural form of guard station; more than one (kind of) guard station.
1650 guarded Cautious or careful.
1651 guardhouse A guardhouse is a small station for guards. It is usually located at the entrance of a place or building.
1652 guardhouses The plural form of guardhouse; more than one (kind of) guardhouse.
1653 guardian A guardian is the person who is responsible by law for looking after a child His grandmother was his legal guardian.
1654 guardians The plural form of guardian; more than one (kind of) guardian.
1655 guarding The present participle of guard.
1656 guardrail A guardrail is a rail that is put on the side of a dangerous place (like a road or staircase) to make it safer.
1657 guardrails The plural form of guardrail; more than one (kind of) guardrail.
1658 guards The plural form of guard; more than one (kind of) guard.
1659 Guatemala Guatemala is a country in North America. It is south of Mexico.
1660 guava Guava is a tropical tree or shrub of the myrtle family
1661 guavas The plural form of guava; more than one (kind of) guava.
1662 guck A guck is the hybrid offspring of a goose and a duck.
1663 gucks The plural form of guck; more than one (kind of) guck.
1664 guerrilla A guerrilla is a member of a small independent group in military who fights against larger forces such as the government.
1665 guerrillas The plural form of guerrilla; more than one (kind of) guerrilla.
1666 guess If you guess at something "What happened? Why has play stopped?" "I don't know. I guess a player's hurt, maybe."
1667 guessable If something is guessable
1668 guessed The past tense and past participle of guess.
1669 guesses The third-person singular form of guess.
1670 guessing The present participle of guess. She was guessing when she gave her answer.
1671 guest A guest is a person who you welcome into your house There were over 200 guests at our wedding party.; All guests at the hotel receive a free breakfast in our restaurant.
1672 guests The plural form of guest; more than one (kind of) guest.
1673 GUI Graphical user interface.
1674 guidance Guidance is the advice or counselling on a topic.
1675 guidances The plural form of guidance; more than one (kind of) guidance.
1676 guide someone or something that guides.
1677 Guide Board
1678 guide dog A dog that helps lead the blind.
1679 guide dogs The plural form of guide dog; more than one (kind of) guide dog.
1680 guided The past tense and past participle of guide.
1681 guided missile A type of missile that fixes on its target
1682 guided missiles The plural form of guided missile; more than one (kind of) guided missile.
1683 Guided.
1684 guideline A guideline is a formal suggestion about how something should be done If you are a new driver you should try to follow these basic safety guidelines.; Our new guidelines will also say that we must be careful treat everyone equally.; The general guidelines for healthy eating stay the same.
1685 guidelines The plural form of guideline; more than one (kind of) guideline.
1686 guides The plural form of guide; more than one (kind of) guide.
1687 guiding The present participle of guide.
1688 guild A guild is group of traders including of merchants
1689 guilds The plural form of guild; more than one (kind of) guild.
1690 guile If you have guile
1691 guiles The plural form of guile; more than one (kind of) guile.
1692 guillotine A guillotine is a machine used for capital punishment by cutting of a person's head (decapitation). It is made of a tall frame and has a suspended heavy blade which is dropped onto the neck of the person to be executed.
1693 guillotined The past tense and past participle of guillotine.
1694 guillotines The plural form of guillotine; more than one (kind of) guillotine.
1695 guillotining The present participle of guillotine.
1696 guilt If someone feels guilt
1697 guiltier The comparative form of guilty; more guilty.
1698 guiltiest The superlative form of guilty; most guilty.
1699 guilty If you are guilty of something
1700 guinea A guinea was a British gold coin worth twenty shillings.
1701 guinea pig A guinea pig is a tailless rodent.
1702 guinea pigs The plural form of guinea pig; more than one (kind of) guinea pig.
1703 guineas The plural form of guinea; more than one (kind of) guinea.
1704 guitar A guitar is a stringed musical instrument John played the Edvard Grieg song "Morning Mood" on his guitar.
1705 guitarist A guitarist is a person that plays the guitar. The guitarist can play very well.
1706 guitarists The plural form of guitarist; more than one (kind of) guitarist.
1707 guitars The plural form of guitar; more than one (kind of) guitar.
1708 Guj
1709 Gujar Mashkai
1710 Gujarat Gujarat is a state in India.
1711 Gujarati A language that is spoken in the state of Gujarat
1712 Gujman
1713 Gujra
1714 Gujran
1715 Gujranwala
1716 Gujre
1717 Gulal
1718 Gulani
1719 gulch A gulch is a narrow ravine
1720 gulches The plural form of gulch; more than one (kind of) gulch.
1721 gulf A gulf is a part of an ocean or sea that has land mostly around it.
1722 Gulistan
1723 gull A gull is a seabird with big wings.
1724 gullible If a person is gullible
1725 gulls The plural form of gull; more than one (kind of) gull.
1726 gulp A gulp is an act of eating or drinking.
1727 gulped The past tense and past participle of gulp.
1728 gulping The present participle of gulp.
1729 gulps The plural form of gulp; more than one (kind of) gulp.
1730 Gulshan
1731 gum A thick liquid that come from plants or trees that hardens into solids.
1732 gummed The past tense and past participle of gum.
1733 Gummer
1734 gummi Gummi is a sugary
1735 gummier The comparative form of gummy; more gummy.
1736 gummies The plural form of gummy; more than one (kind of) gummy.
1737 gummiest The superlative form of gummy; most gummy.
1738 gumming The present participle of gum.
1739 gummis The plural form of gummi; more than one (kind of) gummi.
1740 gummy If something is gummy
1741 gums The plural form of gum; more than one (kind of) gum.
1742 gun A gun is a weapon that sends bullets through its metal tube. John F. Kennedy was shot by a gun.
1743 gun shame
1744 Gun song
1745 Guna
1746 Gunabhir
1747 gunboat A gunboat is a boat carrying guns.
1748 gunboats The plural form of gunboat; more than one (kind of) gunboat.
1749 Guncha
1750 gunman A gunman is male criminal armed with a gun.
1751 gunmen The plural form of gunman; more than one (kind of) gunman.
1752 Gunn Gunn is a surname.
1753 Gunna
1754 gunned The past tense and past participle of gun.
1755 gunner A gunner is an artillery soldier
1756 gunners The plural form of gunner; more than one (kind of) gunner.
1757 gunning The present participle of gun.
1758 gunny sack A gunny sack is a bag that is made of a coarse cloth and it is usually used for agricultural produce.
1759 gunny sacks The plural form of gunny sack; more than one (kind of) gunny sack.
1760 gunnysack A gunnysack is a bag that is made of a coarse cloth and it is usually used for agricultural produce.
1761 gunnysacks The plural form of gunnysack; more than one (kind of) gunnysack.
1762 gunpoint If you hold someone at gunpoint
1763 gunpowder Gunpowder is a black powder that burns very quickly or explodes. The army ran out of gunpower.
1764 guns The plural form of gun; more than one (kind of) gun.
1765 gun-shy If someone or something is gun-shy Although her father was a hunter, the little girl was gun-shy.
1766 Guntur Guntur is a city in the southern part of India
1767 gunwoman A gunwoman is female criminal armed with a gun.
1768 gunwomen The plural form of gunwoman; more than one (kind of) gunwoman.
1769 guppies The plural form of guppy; more than one (kind of) guppy.
1770 guppy A guppy is a small live-bearing freshwater fish widely kept in aquariums. Native to tropical America
1771 Gupta
1772 Gurdaspur
1773 Gurdwara
1774 guru A guru is a Hindu or Sikh spiritual teacher.
1775 Gurugar
1776 Guruji
1777 gurus The plural form of guru; more than one (kind of) guru.
1778 Guruvar
1779 Gusal
1780 gush A gush is a sudden rapid flow of something.
1781 gushed The past tense and past participle of gush.
1782 gushes The plural form of gush; more than one (kind of) gush.
1783 gushing The present participle of gush.
1784 gust A gust is sharp wind. There were strong gusts during the night because of the storm.
1785 Gustav Gustav is a male given name.
1786 Gustavo
1787 gusts The plural form of gust; more than one (kind of) gust.
1788 gut A person's gut is their belly. That man has a large belly. He has a beer gut.
1789 Gut feeling
1790 Guthli
1791 guts The plural form of gut; more than one (kind of) gut.
1792 gutsier The comparative form of gutsy; more gutsy.
1793 gutsiest The superlative form of gutsy; most gutsy.
1794 gutsy A gutsy person is someone who shows courage and determination when they are facing difficulties or danger.
1795 gutted The past tense and past participle of gut.
1796 gutter A gutter is a low area to catch water and direct its flow. The gutter was full of leaves, and the water was pouring over the edge.
1797 guttered The past tense and past participle of gutter.
1798 guttering The present participle of gutter.
1799 gutters The plural form of gutter; more than one (kind of) gutter.
1800 gutting The present participle of gut.
1801 Gux
1802 guy A guy is a boy or a man. So, I walk in and there's this woman talking to this guy.
1803 Guyana
1804 guys The plural form of guy; more than one (kind of) guy.
1805 Guzan
1806 guzzle If a person guzzles
1807 guzzled The past tense and past participle of guzzle.
1808 guzzles The third-person singular form of guzzle.
1809 guzzling The present participle of guzzle.
1810 Gwadar
1811 Gwyneth Gwyneth is a female given name.
1812 Gyan
1813 gym A gym is a large room or building for indoor sports or exercise.
1814 gym bro A gym bro is a man who gyms whenever he is free.
1815 gym bros The plural form of gym bro; more than one (kind of) gym bro.
1816 gymbro A gymbro is a man who gyms whenever he is free.
1817 gymbros The plural form of gymbro; more than one (kind of) gymbro.
1818 gymnasia The plural form of gymnasium; more than one (kind of) gymnasium.
1819 gymnasium A gymnasium is a large room or building for indoor sports.
1820 gymnasiums The plural form of gymnasium; more than one (kind of) gymnasium.
1821 gymnast A person who does gymnastics. The gymnast walked across the balance beam.
1822 gymnastics A sport that requires people to be able to balance and bend to show their agility and coordination. The school's gymnastics team won their competition.
1823 gymnasts The plural form of gymnast; more than one (kind of) gymnast.
1824 gyms The plural form of gym; more than one (kind of) gym.
1825 gynaecologist A gynaecologist is a doctor who specialises in diseases of the female reproductive system.
1826 gynaecologists The plural form of gynaecologist; more than one (kind of) gynaecologist.
1827 gynaecology Gynaecology is the of the medical problems of women
1828 gynecologist A gynecologist is a doctor who specializes in diseases of the female reproductive system.
1829 gynecologists The plural form of gynecologist; more than one (kind of) gynecologist.
1830 gynecology Gynecology is the of the medical problems of women
1831 gyneolatry Gyneolatry is the love of women.
1832 gynocentric When someone is gynocentric
1833 gynocentrism Gynocentrism is a type of behaviour where only the feminine point of view is presented.
1834 gynocentrist A gynocentrist is someone who believes that femininity is more important than masculinity.
1835 gynoid A robot that looks like it is female. I'd rather have a gynoid cleaning my house than a robot that looks like a man.
1836 gynoids The plural form of gynoid; more than one (kind of) gynoid. If gynoids aren't invented soon I might never get a girlfriend.
1837 Gypsies The plural form of Gypsy; more than one (kind of) Gypsy.
1838 gypsum Gypsum is a mineral used to make plaster
1839 Gypsy A Gypsy is a person who belongs to a nomadic group from Europe. Many Gypsies lived in brightly colored and decorated horse pulled wagons.
1840 gyre A gyre is a spiral or whirl.
1841 gyred The past tense and past participle of gyre.
1842 gyres The plural form of gyre; more than one (kind of) gyre.
1843 gyring The present participle of gyre.
1844 Gyrus