Words about words

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.

Grace is an English name for girls. Grace means "gracious."

The woman in the picture is Grace Kelly.

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.

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

You grind something by breaking parts of it off with friction. Metal or wood can be ground down by running a very rough surface over it, such as a grinding disc or sandpaper. Grinding will gradually change the shape of the thing being ground as the outer layer is removed.
You grind herbs and spices in a mortar and pestle by crushing them against the inside of the bowl.

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.

If you feel grumpy you feel unhappy and annoyed. A grumpy person may not want to talk to you, or will not be nice to you.

Something or someone is hairy if it has a lot of hair. See also hirsute.

Something is handmade if it isn't mass-produced by a machine, but is a unique piece made by hand.