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Words starting with G

Words that start with G

Giant giraffes gambol in the grass with green geckoes.

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Gis forGrog

Grog is a slang term for alcoholic drinks, particularly strong ones.
A man's crotch.
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Gis forGroin

Your groin is the part of your body where your legs meet, also known as your crotch.
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A groom is a man who is about to get married. His future wife is called the bride.
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Gis forGroove

A groove is a long, narrow hole. Grooves are found on old style records like in the picture, or along one edge of floorboards.
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Something is grotesque if it is really, really ugly. Many statues, like gargoyles, are carved to be made grotesque to scare away evil spirits.

Gis forGround

The ground is the part of the world you stand on. When you talk about the ground, you usually mean the ground outside. Ground is usually made from dirt and often has grass growing on it. Ground is also the past tense of grind.

Gis forGroup

A group is a number of related things, together. The photo is of a group of women about to go on a race.
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Gis forGrout

Grout is a substance made of water, cement and sand that is used to fill up gaps between hard construction materials like tiles. Grout often contains coloring agents, and can be bought in a huge range of colors.
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A grove of trees is a group of trees together, usually without any undergrowth.
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Gis forGrow

Growing is the process of something getting bigger, naturally. Plants and animals start off small and grow as they get older. Animals stop growing when they become an adult while most plants keep growing. Other things that can grow are crystals and stalactites.