Verbs that start with G

You gather things when you bring several of them to the same place. A gathering of friends is a group of friends getting together. The person in the picture has gathered a handful of berries.

Give means to hand something to someone. It can also mean to offer help, money, or time to others.

If people want something off you they might say "give me that".

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

You go when you move or do something, usually when you move away from something. For example, "go away", or "I am going to the shops".

The opposite of go is stop.

The past tense of go is went.

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.

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.

You guard something when you keep it safe from harm. A person who guards something is called a guard. Other things can be guards, for example you often see guard dogs outside businesses at night time. High places like lookouts generally have guard rails around them to stop people falling off.