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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 forGloss

Gloss describes something that is shiny. Some kinds of paint are glossy. Your hair will be glossy if you look after it well.
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Gis forGlove

Gloves are a piece of clothing you wear on your hands to keep them warm, or to stop your hands getting damaged by holding something sharp or rough. Gloves can be made of fabric, leather or most often they are knitted.
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Gis forGlow

Something is glowing when it gives off a soft light. The toy in the picture is glowing.
Glow-worm is a name given to any insect on the ground that glows, and you can see them at night. Some do look like worms, most are kinds of caterpillar or beetle. Firefly is also a word for the same insects, but glow worm is usually used for glowing insects on the ground, and firefly for glowing insects that fly.
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Gis forGlue

Glue is a sticky substance that can be used to hold two or more surfaces together. There are lots of different kinds of glue, for sticking different things together. There is wood glue, plastic glue, construction adhesive, and many other special kinds of glue.

Gis forGluttony

Gluttony describes eating too much food, or eating it too fast, or generally taking far more pleasure in food than you should. Gluttony is one of the seven deadly sins.
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Gis forGnarled

Something is described as gnarled if it looks old, knotty and misshapen. Slow-growing trees in very exposed areas often get gnarled. Bonsai trees are deliberately made to look gnarled so they seem older than they are.

Gis forGnash

Gnashing is clenching or grinding your teeth together, usually in anger or frustration.
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Gis forGnat

Scientific name: suborder: nematocera
Gnats are any of a large variety of small, thin, flying insects that are often seen in large swarms. Their larval stage typically lives in water so they are common in swampy areas, or anywhere there is standing water.

Gis forGnocchi

Gnocchi are small dumplings. They can be made from flour or potatoes, water and eggs. Gnocchi are typically boiled to cook them and then served like pasta.