Words about words

Someone is fussy if they get overly concerned about the details of things, or are very particular about what choices they make. Toddlers are often fussy eaters.

Something is galvanized if it is covered in a thin coating of zinc. Steel is galvanized to stop it from rusting.
Not to be confused with corrugated.

Someone is gaunt if they are thin and you can easily see their bones.

Gigantic is another word for huge.

Something is gilded if it has been covered in a thin layer of gold.

Something glistens if it is softly shiny, particularly if it is wet. The cranberries in the picture are glistening.

Something is glowing when it gives off a soft light. The toy in the picture is glowing.

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

Goes is the plural of go. For example, "this car goes really well."

Gorgeous means very beautiful or very attractive. You can use it to describe how something looks, like a gorgeous sunset or a gorgeous dress.

It is usually used to give positive details and make something sound special.