English words starting with G

314 words starting with G with Hindi meaning, synonyms, antonyms and examples. Page 1 of 2.

• GadflynounA person who annoys or criticizes others in order to provoke them into action
• GadgetnounA small useful device or machine.
• GaffenounAn unintentional act or remark causing embarrassment.
• GagverbPrevent (someone) from speaking freely or disseminating information.
• GagglenounA group of geese, especially when they are on the ground or water.
• GainfuladjectiveProducing profit, benefit, or a useful result.
• GainsayverbTo deny or contradict a fact or statement; to oppose or dispute.
• GainsayingverbQuestion the truth or validity of; take exception to; Deny or contradict;
• GaitnounA person’s manner or style of walking.
• GalanounA special public celebration or entertainment.
• GalacticadjectiveRelating to a galaxy or outer space; extremely large in scale.
• GalenounAn outburst of laughter.
• GallantadjectiveBrave and heroic; showing polite attention to women.
• GallantrynounCourageous behaviour, especially in battle.
• GallerynounA room, building, or space used for displaying works of art.
• GallimaufrynounA confused mixture or jumble of different things.
• GallingadjectiveMaking you angry because it is unfair.
• GallivantverbTo travel or roam from place to place in search of pleasure or entertainment.
• GallopingadjectiveIncreasing or spreading rapidly.
• Galoreadjective(In large numbers or amounts)
• GalvaniseverbTo make somebody take action by shocking them or by making them excited.
• GalvanizeverbShock or excite (someone) into taking action.
• GalvanizedadjectiveShock or excite (someone) into taking action.
• GalvanizingverbShock or excite (someone) into taking action.
• GambitnounA calculated move or plan used to gain an advantage, often at the start of a situation.
• Gambolverb/nounTo run or jump about playfully.
• GamifyverbTo add game-like features to an activity in order to make it more engaging.
• GamutnounThe complete range or scope of something.
• GarbnounClothing or dress of a particular type or style.
• Garbleverb(Reproduce (a message, sound, or transmission) in a confused and distorted way.)
• GargantuanadjectiveMeaning: very large.
• GargoylenounA carved stone creature, usually on a building, used as decoration or as a water spout.
• GarishadjectiveObtrusively bright and showy/ something that is elaborate, showy, striking and in bad ta…
• GarmentnounA piece of clothing.
• GarnerverbGather or collect (something, especially information or approval).
• GarnishmentnounA legal process by which money is taken directly from a person’s wages or bank account t…
• GarrisonverbStation troops in a place for its defense.
• GarroteverbTo kill someone by strangling them with a cord or wire.
• GarrulitynounThe quality of being excessively talkative, especially on trivial matters.
• GarrulousadjectiveExcessively talkative, especially about unimportant things.
• GasconadenounExtravagant boasting or bragging.
• GaseousadjectiveExisting in or relating to the state of gas.
• GaslightverbTo manipulate someone psychologically into doubting their own memory, perception, or jud…
• GaspverbTo take a sudden short breath, especially because of surprise, pain or difficulty in bre…
• GastronomynounThe art or practice of preparing, cooking, and enjoying good food.
• GatherverbTo come or be brought together in a group.
• GatheredverbTo come or be brought together in a group.
• GatheringverbTo come or be brought together in a group
• GaucherieNounAwkward, clumsy, or socially embarrassing behavior.
• GaudyadjectiveExtravagantly bright or showy, usually in a tasteless way.
• GaugeverbTo estimate or determine the magnitude, amount, or volume of something.
• GaugedverbTo estimate or determine the magnitude, amount, or volume of something.
• GauntadjectiveThin and bony, especially due to illness, hunger, or suffering.
• GauntletnounA long heavy glove, especially one worn as part of armor; also, a severe test or series …
• GauzyadjectiveVery thin, light, and almost transparent.
• GavelnounA small hammer used by a judge, auctioneer, or chairperson to call for attention or show…
• GawkyadjectiveAwkward and clumsy in movement or appearance.
• GazeverbLook steadily and intently at something.
• GazettenounAn official public journal/newspaper used by the government to publish legal notices, ap…
• GeeknounA person who is knowledgeable about and obsessively interested in a particular subject, …
• GelatinousadjectiveHaving a soft, thick and jelly-like consistency.
• GelidadjectiveExtremely cold or icy.
• GenealogynounThe study or record of family ancestry and lineage.
• GenericadjectiveCharacteristic of or relating to a class or group of things; not specific.
• Generousadjective(of a thing) larger or more plentiful than is usual or necessary.
• GenesisnounThe origin or beginning of something.
• GenialadjectiveFriendly, cheerful, and pleasant in manner.
• GenocidenounThe deliberate and systematic killing of a large group of people, especially those belon…
• GenrenounA style or category of art, music, or literature.
• GenteeladjectivePolite, refined, or respectable in manner, appearance, or behavior.
• GentrificationnounThe process by which a poor or old area becomes improved and more expensive, often forci…
• GenuflectverbBend one or both knees to the ground as a sign of worship, respect, or submission.
• GenuineadjectiveTruly what something is said to be.
• GeopoliticsnounThe study of how geography influences politics, international relations, and power betwe…
• GermaneadjectiveConnected with something in an important or appropriate way
• GerminateverbBegin to grow and develop; (of a seed or spore) start sprouting.
• GerminationnounMeaning: The process of something coming into existence and developing.
• GerontocracynounA system of government or rule by old people, especially elderly leaders.
• Gerrymanderverb(To divide (an area) into political units to give special advantages to one group/ achie…
• GerrymanderingnounMeaning- The manipulation of an electoral constituency's boundaries so as to favour one …
• GestaltnounAn organized whole that is perceived as more than the sum of its individual parts.
• GestationnounThe period or process during which an idea, plan, or baby develops before completion or …
• GesticulateverbUse gestures, especially exaggerated ones, while speaking.
• GesturenounAn action performed to convey a feeling or intention.
• GesturingverbA movement of the hands, arms, or head, etc. to express an idea or feeling.
• Get atphrasal verb(To manage to reach or touch something/ to try to suggest something without saying it di…
• Get into the weedsidiom(Getting into the details /Totally immersed or preoccupied with the details or complexit…
• Get the nodidiomTo be selected or get approval for something.
• GewgawnounA showy but inexpensive and usually useless ornament or object.
• GeysernounA hot spring that periodically shoots hot water and steam into the air.
• Ggruellingadjective(Extremely tiring and demanding.)
• GhastlyadjectiveCausing great horror or fear.
• GheraoedverbTo prevent employers from leaving a place of work until workers are given what they want.
• GhettoisationnounThe act of confinement or restriction to a particular area, activity, or category.
• GhettoizeverbPut in or restrict to an isolated or segregated place, group, or situation.
• GhoulishadjectiveHorribly interested in death, suffering, or frightening things.
• GibberishnounUnintelligible or meaningless speech or writing.
• GibeverbTo make insulting, mocking, or taunting remarks.
• Gibesnoun(A taunting or sarcastic remark)
• GiddyadjectiveFeeling dizzy, light-headed, or overly excited.
• GignounA job, especially one that is temporary or that has an uncertain future.
• GiganticadjectiveExtremely large in size, amount, or degree.
• GildedadjectiveCovered with a thin layer of gold or made to appear rich and attractive.
• GimmicknounA trick or device intended to attract attention, publicity, or trade.
• GimmickrynounFeatures or actions that they are not necessary or useful, and their only purpose is to …
• GingerlyadverbIn an extremely careful and cautious manner.
• Ginormousadjective(Extremely large)
• GirdleverbSurround; encircle.
• GirthnounThe measurement around the middle of an object or a person’s body.
• GistNounThe main or essential part of a matter; the central idea or meaning.
• Give inPhrasal verbTo yield under insistence /admit defeat.
• Give someone a run for moneyidiomTo compete very well against someone so that it is hard for them to defeat you.
• Give someone lipidiomTo speak rudely or disrespectfully to someone;
• GlabrousadjectiveSmooth and without hair or surface projections.
• GlacialadjectiveExtremely cold; very slow or unfriendly in manner.
• Gladiatornoun(A prizefighter)
• GlarenounA fierce or angry stare.
• GlaringadjectiveHighly obvious or conspicuous.
• GlaringlyadverbMeaning: in a way that is very obvious.
• GlazeverbTo cover a surface with a smooth, shiny, or glass-like coating.
• GlazedadjectiveCovered with glaze to give a shiny surface
• GleamverbTo shine softly or faintly.
• GleanverbTo collect gradually; to extract information from various sources. (???-????? ?????? ???…
• GleenounGreat happiness or joy.
• Gleefuladjective(Exuberantly or triumphantly joyful.)
• GleefullyadverbIn a happy way because of something good you have done or something bad that has happene…
• Glibadjective(Of words or a speaker) fluent and confident but insincere and shallow.
• GliblyadverbMeaning: In a way that uses words that are clever, but are not sincere, and do not show …
• GlideverbTo move smoothly and quietly, especially as though it takes no effort.
• GlimmerverbTo shine faintly or unsteadily; to give off a dim or wavering light.
• GlimpsenounA very quick and not complete view of somebody/something
• Glintnoun/verbA small flash or brief shine of light; to shine with a quick small flash.
• GlistenverbTo shine with a sparkling or wet-looking light.
• GlitchnounA sudden, usually temporary malfunction or fault of equipment.
• GlitchesnounSudden, usually temporary malfunctions
• GlitzyadjectiveAttractive in a showy and often superficial way.
• GloatverbTo feel or show excessive pleasure over one’s own success or someone else’s failure.
• Gloat overPhrasal verb(To be glad that something unfortunate has happened to someone else)
• Gloatedverbto show that you are happy about your own success or somebody else’s failure, in an unpl…
• GloatingnounTo show great pleasure at own success or at other people's failure.
• GlobalizationnounThe process by which businesses, cultures, or economies become connected and operate on …
• GloomnounA feeling of being sad and without hope.
• GloomyAdjectiveNearly dark, or badly lit in a way that makes you feel sad.
• GloriousadjectiveHaving, worthy of, or bringing fame or admiration.
• GlossnounA superficially attractive appearance or impression
• Gloss overphrasal verb(To ignore or avoid unpleasant facts)
• GlossarynounA list of difficult or special words with their meanings, usually found at the end of a …
• GlowerverbTo look at someone with anger or disapproval.
• GlowinglyadverbIn a way that gives enthusiastic praise.
• GlumadjectiveSad, gloomy, or disappointed.
• GlutnounAn excessively abundant supply of something.
• GlutinousadjectiveHaving a sticky or glue-like consistency.
• GluttonnounA person who eats too much or is excessively greedy for food.
• GluttonynounMeaning- Habitual greed or excess in eating.
• GnashverbGrind or strike the teeth together, especially in anger or pain.
• GnawverbCause persistent distress or anxiety.
• GnawingadjectivePersistently worrying or distressing.
• Go against the grainidiomsBe or do something different from what is normal or natural:
• Go all outidiomTo put all your energy or enthusiasm into what you are doing:
• Go-toadjectiveDenoting a person or thing that may be relied on or is regularly sought out in a particu…
• GoadverbTo keep annoying somebody/something until they react.
• Gob smackedadjectiveMeaning- So surprised that you do not know what to say.
• GobblePhrasal VerbTo eat something very fast, in a way that people consider rude or greedy.
• GobletnounA drinking vessel with a bowl, stem and base.
• GodsendnounA very helpful or valuable person or thing that comes unexpectedly.
• GofernounMeaning- A person whose job is to do small boring tasks for other people, especially in …
• GoggleverbLook with wide-open eyes, typically in surprise or amazement.
• GoldbrickverbTo avoid work or responsibilities by pretending to be busy or incapable.
• GoliathnounMeaning: A person or thing that is very large or powerful.
• GoodwillnounMeaning: friendly or helpful feelings towards other people or countries.
• Goonsnoun(A man hired to terrorize or eliminate opponents)
• GooseverbMeaning: to increase the activity, speed, power, intensity, or amount of.
• GordianadjectiveExtremely complicated, intricate, or difficult to solve.
• Gordian knotnoun(An extremely difficult or involved problem.)
• GorenounBlood that has been shed, especially as a result of violence.
• Gormlessadjective(Lacking sense or initiative/ lacking good sense or judgment)
• GoryadjectiveInvolving or showing violence and bloodshed.
• GossameradjectiveExtremely light, thin, and delicate.
• GothicadjectiveRelating to a medieval architectural style marked by pointed arches and elaborate decora…
• GougeverbCut or scoop out roughly; also charge someone unfairly high prices.
• GourmandnounA person who enjoys eating and often eats too much.
• GourmetnounA connoisseur of fine food and drink.
• GovernancenounThe way a country, organization, or institution is controlled, managed, and directed.
• GrabbedverbSomeone who takes an opportunity to get, use, or enjoy something quickly
• GrabbersnounSomeone who takes an opportunity to get, use, or enjoy something quickly
• GrabbingverbSomeone who takes an opportunity to get, use, or enjoy something quickly.
• GracefuladjectiveMoving or behaving in a smooth, attractive, and elegant way.
• Graciousadjective(Very polite in a way that shows respect)
• GradualadjectiveHappening slowly over a long period
• GraduallyAdverbMoving, changing, or developing by fine or often imperceptible degrees.
• Graftnoun/verbIllegal use of power or position for personal gain; to attach living tissue or a plant s…
• GrailnounA thing that is eagerly pursued or sought after.
• GraminivorousadjectiveFeeding mainly or entirely on grass.
• GrammaticaladjectiveRelated to grammar or following the rules of grammar.
• GranarynounA storehouse for threshed grain.
• GrandeurnounSplendor and magnificence, especially in appearance or style.
• GrandiloquencenounA pompous and excessively elaborate style of speaking or writing.
• GrandiloquentadjectiveUsing lofty, pompous, or extravagant language or style, often to impress.
• GrandiloquentlyadverbIn a pompous or extravagant in language, style, or manner, especially in a way that is i…
• Grandioseadjectiveseeming very impressive but too large, complicated, expensive, etc. to be practical or p…
• GrandstandverbTo behave in an exaggerated or showy manner in order to attract attention or impress oth…
• GrantverbUsed to admit that something is true, before saying something else about it.
• GrantedconjunctionUsed to admit that something is true, before saying something else about it.
• GrantingverbUsed to admit that something is true, before saying something else about it.
• GranularadjectiveDetailed and specific, focusing on small parts or elements.
• GrappleverbTo try hard to find a solution to a problem.
• GrapplingverbIn gage in a close fight or struggle without weapons.
• GraspverbSeize and hold firmly or to understand something.
• GrassrootsnounThe most basic level of something
• GrateverbHave an irritating effect.
• GratificationnounPleasure, especially when gained from the satisfaction of a desire.
• GratifynounSomething that gives you pleasure or satisfaction.
• GratifyingadjectivePleasing and satisfying:
• Gratisadjective/adverbGiven or done free of charge.
• GratitudenounMeaning- The feeling of being grateful and wanting to express your thanks.
• GratuitousadjectiveDone without a good reason; unnecessary, uncalled for, or unwarranted. (????????, ??-???)
• GratuitouslyadverbMeaning: Without any good reason or purpose.
• GratuitynounA sum of money given as a tip or as thanks for a service; also a lump-sum payment given …
• GraveverbSituation that is very serious.
• GravelnounSmall loose stones, often used on paths or roads.
• GravelyadverbMeaning: In a very serious and important way; in a way that gives you a reason to feel w…
• GravestadjectiveGiving cause for alarm.
• GravitasnounSeriousness and dignity of manner.
• GravitateverbMove toward or be attracted to someone or something naturally.
• GravitynounMeaning- Extreme importance and a cause for worry.
• GrazeverbTo eat grass that is growing in a field
• GreaseverbMeaning: To hasten the process or progress of.
• GreedyadjectiveHaving an excessive desire for more money, food, power, or possessions.
• GreenfieldadjectiveRelating to a new project or development built on previously undeveloped land or started…
• GreenhornnounA person who is new, inexperienced, or immature in a field.
• GreenwashverbMake misleading claims to make an organization or product appear more environmentally fr…
• GregariousadjectiveFond of company; sociable, enjoying being with others.
• GridlocknounA situation in which no progress can be made because of disagreement or obstruction, or …
• GriefnounA real or imagined cause for complaint, especially unfair treatment.
• GrievancenounA real or imagined cause for complaint, especially unfair treatment.
• GrievancesnounA real or imagined cause for complaint, especially unfair treatment.
• GrievedverbTo feel great sadness (especially about the death of somebody you love).
• GrievingverbA real or imagined cause for complaint, especially unfair treatment.
• GrievousadjectiveVery severe, serious, or causing great sorrow.
• Grievouslyadverb(To a very severe or serious degree.)
• GrimadjectiveDepressing or worrying to consider.
• Grimacenoun/verbAn ugly expression on the face showing pain, disgust, or dislike; to make such an expres…
• GrimlyadverbIn a way that looks or sounds very serious.
• Grimmeradjective(Fierce in disposition or action).
• GrimnessnounMeaning: The fact of being unpleasant and depressing.
• GrinnounA broad smile.
• Gripeverb/nounTo complain continuously; a complaint.
• GrippingadjectiveExciting or interesting in a way that keeps your attention.
• GrislyadjectiveCausing horror or disgust; gruesome.
• GristnounUseful material, especially to support an argument.
• Grist for the millidiomsSomething useful or needed.
• Grist to/for the millidiom(Useful experience, material, or knowledge.)
• Grist to the millidiom(Useful experience, material, or knowledge.)
• GritnounThe courage and strength of mind that makes it possible for somebody to continue doing s…
• GrittyadjectiveShowing courage and determination; having a harsh or rough quality (like sand or dirt). …
• GrizzledadjectiveHaving grey or partly grey hair, especially because of age.
• GroannounA deep inarticulate sound conveying pain, despair, etc.
• GroaningadjectiveA crying out in grief.
• GroggyadjectiveWeak, dizzy, or unable to think clearly, especially after sleep, illness, or a shock.
• GroomverbPrepare or train (someone) for a particular purpose or activity.
• GropeverbTo search or feel around with the hands, especially when unable to see clearly.
• GrosslyAdverbMeaning: (used to describe unpleasant qualities) extremely.
• GrotesqueadjectiveExtremely ugly or strange in a shocking way.
• GroundverbGive (something abstract) a firm theoretical or practical basis.
• Ground-breakingadjectiveInnovative; pioneering.
• GroundbreakingadjectiveVery new and innovative; making an important change or discovery.
• GroundingnounBasic training or instruction in a subject.
• GroundswellnounAn increase in a particular opinion among a large section of the population.
• GroundworknounThe basic or preliminary work done to prepare for something.
• GrousenounAn angry complaint.
• GrousesnounA complaint or grumble.
• GrovelverbAct in an excessively obedient or servile way.
• GrubbyadjectiveDirty or covered with grime.
• GrudgingadjectiveGiven or allowed only reluctantly or resentfully.
• GrudginglyadverbIn a manner that shows reluctance or unwillingness; done with a sense of reluctance or r…
• GruelingadjectiveExtremely tiring and demanding; very difficult to endure.
• Gruellingadjective(Extremely tiring and demanding.)
• GruesomeadjectiveCausing horror or disgust, especially by being violent or frightening.
• GruffadjectiveRough, harsh, or unfriendly in voice or manner.
• GrumbleverbTo complain about something in a bad-tempered but typically quiet way.
• Grumpyadjectivebad-tempered and sulky.
• GuaranteeverbTo promise that something will happen or that something is of good quality.
• GuardverbTo Protect property, places or people from attack or danger.
• GuardiannounA person who protects something.
• GubernatorialadjectiveRelating to a governor or the office of a governor.
• GuerillanounA member of a small unofficial fighting group that attacks suddenly, especially against …
• Guffawnoun/verbA loud and hearty laugh; to laugh loudly.
• GuidancenounHelp, advice, or direction given to someone.
• GuidelinenounA general rule, principle, or instruction that tells how something should be done.
• GuildnounAn association of people with similar interests, jobs, or crafts.
• GuilenounSly or cunning intelligence.
• GuilelessadjectiveFree from deceit; innocent and straightforward.
• Guillotinenoun/verbA machine with a heavy falling blade formerly used for beheading people; to cut somethin…
• GuisenounAn external form, appearance, or manner of presentation, often hiding the true nature of…
• GulagnounA prison camp where conditions are extremely bad and the prisoners are forced to work ve…
• GulchnounA narrow and steep-sided valley formed by flowing water.
• GulfnounA large difference or division between two people or groups, or between viewpoints, conc…
• GulletnounThe passage by which food passes from the mouth to the stomach.
• GullibleadjectiveEasily persuaded to believe something; naive.
• GullynounA narrow channel or small valley made by flowing water.