Words Starting with “G”

An advantageous purchase or a bargain obtained at a favorable price.

Soft, sticky, and viscous; resembling goo.

An archaic regional term for a female grouse or a wild moor-hen.

The act of engaging in casual or unconstrained conversation or reports about other people, typically involving details that are not confirmed as being true.

A person who governs, rules, or exercises authority; a governor or ruler.

To seize or grasp something suddenly and roughly.

A main seating area, typically roofed, at a stadium or racecourse that provides a clear view of the field or track.

Uncalled for; lacking any good reason or justification; unwarranted.

A small-to-medium-sized collection of rock fragments, often used for paths and driveways.

A tall, biennial Eurasian plant (Verbascum thapsus) of the figwort family, characterized by dense woolly leaves and a tall spike of yellow flowers, often used in herbal medicine.

Any of various fishes having bones with a greenish color, such as certain species of garfish, rockfish, or butterfish.

Deep sorrow, especially that caused by someone's death.

To feel or show intense sorrow, especially as the result of someone's death.

Accumulated dirt, soot, or ingrained filth adhering to a surface.

Preliminary work or preparation that serves as a foundation for a more complex project, theory, or undertaking.

Characterized by or conducive to growth; promoting development, progress, or flourishing.

A light, thin, cooked cereal made by boiling oats, wheat, or rice in water or milk.

A formal assurance or promise, especially that certain conditions shall be fulfilled or that a third party's debt will be paid.