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Giant giraffes gambol in the grass with green geckoes.

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G is for Gravel

Gravel is small stones, usually used for a decorative landscaping mulch or as an aggregate in building materials like concrete.

G is for Gravestone

A gravestone is a marker, usually made of stone, that shows where a grave is and gives some details about who is buried there.

G is for Gravity

Gravity is a force that pulls things with mass together. For most people, this simply means that anything you lift away from the surface of the Earth will fall down again when you let it go.

G is for Gravy

Gravy is a thick sauce, usually brown that is typically served with meat. Gravy is usually served with roast meat, and contains juices from the meat itself. Today you can buy many pre-made gravies and gravy powders so you can have gravy with anything, without needing meat juices to make it.
Sometimes food is cooked in gravy or makes a gravy as it is cooking, like a stew.

G is for Graze

An animal is grazing when it is eating grass and other plants that grow close to the ground, which is different to browsing.
A graze is also an injury where you scrape off some layers of skin, usually by falling over onto a rough surface like asphalt.

G is for Grease

In cooking, grease is thick animal fat. The picture is of some bacon grease left to cool in a frying pan.
Grease can also be used to describe non-edible thick oils that are used on machines for lubrication.

G is for Great Dane

Great Danes are a very large breed of dog. They were originally bred to hunt boars and guard the manor of nobles, but are a gentle dog and can make good family pets.

G is for Grebe

A grebe is a small diving bird with a slender neck, pointed bill, and feet set far back on its body, which makes it look like it's always slightly leaning forward. Grebes live on lakes, ponds, and slow rivers, where they dive to catch fish and other water animals.

G is for Greed

Greed is an excessive desire for material things such as money and possessions. Greed is one of the seven deadly sins.

G is for Greedy

You are greedy if you want a lot more of something than you need.

G is for Greek

Greek is the language spoken in Greece, anything related to Greece or a person from Greece.

G is for Green

Green is the colour of the leaves on most plants. The colour green can be made by mixing blue and yellow paint. The frog in the picture is green.

G is for Grenade

A hand grenade is a weapon that is activated and then thrown by hand or launched by some mechanical means. It explodes a short time after it is activated.

G is for Grevillea

Grevilleas are a large group of flowering plants found in Australia, New Guinea, New Caledonia, and Sulawesi. Different types of grevillea grow from very small shrubs to large trees.

G is for Grey

Grey (also spelt gray) is the colour of weathered rocks and concrete paths. The colour grey can be made by mixing black and white paint. The cat in the picture is grey.

G is for Greyhound

Greyhounds are a type of dog that are bred for chasing game and racing. They have very short hair and a slim, muscular build with a deep chest. They are intelligent dogs and are becoming popular as family pets.

G is for Grid

A grid is a series of parallel criss-crossing lines. A grid is usually made up of lots and lots of equal sized squares.

G is for Grieve

You grieve when you feel very sad for losing someone or something that you loved.
Another word for grieve is mourn.

G is for Grill

A grill is a metal grid that is placed over intense heat or open fire which is used for cooking food, typically meat.

G is for Grille

A grille is a metal grate used as a decorative and protective covering, especially for a car or a fireplace.