G
- guru noun (a guru, gurus)
In Hinduism and Sikhism, a guru is a holy teacher and guide; Sikhs honour ten human Gurus and their holy book, the Guru Granth Sahib. - gush verb (gush, gushes, gushed, gushing); noun (a gush, gushes)
For a liquid to flow out suddenly and fast in large amounts. - gust noun (a gust, gusts); verb (gust, gusts, gusted, gusting)
1) A sudden strong rush of wind. 2) A sudden burst of something, like rain, smoke or laughter. 3) (verb) Of wind: to blow in sudden strong… - gusty adjective (gusty, gustier, gustiest)
Gusty weather has wind that blows in sudden strong bursts, then drops, then blows hard again. - gut noun (a gut, guts); verb (gut, guts, gutted, gutting); adjective (gut — a gut feeling)
The gut is the long tube in your body that food passes through, including the stomach and intestines. - gutter noun (a gutter, gutters); verb (gutter, gutters, guttered, guttering — of a candle)
A long open pipe along the edge of a roof that carries rainwater away. - guy noun (a guy, guys)
1) (informal) A man. 2) guys (informal): people in a group, men and women, especially when talking to them: "Hi, guys!". 3) (UK) A figure… - gym noun (gym, gyms); short for gymnasium
A gym is a big room or building for sport and exercise, with equipment like weights or bars. - gymnasium noun (a gymnasium, gymnasiums or gymnasia; short: gym)
A gymnasium is a large room or building with equipment for sport and exercise. - gymnast noun (a gymnast, gymnasts)
1) A person who does gymnastics: a sport of jumps, flips, balances and swinging on bars, rings, beams and mats. - gymnastics noun (gymnastics — takes a singular verb for the sport); adjective gymnastic
1) Gymnastics is a sport of exercises that show strength, balance and flexibility, like rolls, cartwheels, handstands and moves on bars… - gypsum noun (gypsum, uncountable)
1) Gypsum is a soft white or grey mineral found in rocks, used to make plaster, chalk-like boards for walls, and some fertilisers. - gypsy noun (a gypsy, gypsies; also gipsy, gipsies); adjective (gypsy)
1) An old name for a person of the Romani people (Roma), whose ancestors came from India long ago and travelled through Europe; many… - gyre noun (a gyre, gyres); verb (gyre, gyres, gyred, gyring — poetic)
A gyre is a huge circle of ocean currents that moves round and round across a large part of an ocean. - gyroscopic adjective (gyroscopic)
To do with a gyroscope, a spinning wheel or disc that keeps steady and resists being tipped over.
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