| goat |
any of various agile four-legged animals that produce milk, having hollow horns with a backward curve, rough and usu. straight hair, and a short tail. [5 definitions] |
| goatee |
a small beard on a man's chin, often trimmed to a tuft or point and resembling the beard of a goat. |
| goatherd |
a person who herds or tends goats. |
| goatskin |
the hide or skin of a goat, esp. as used for leather. [2 definitions] |
| goatsucker |
any of several mostly nocturnal birds that have large mouths and feed on insects or fruit, such as the whippoorwill and nightjar. |
| gob1 |
a rounded mass or lump. [2 definitions] |
| gob2 |
(informal) a sailor in the U.S. Navy. |
| go back |
to return to a place, person, topic of discussion, or activity previously engaged in. [3 definitions] |
| go back on |
to retract (a promise, statement, or decision). |
| go back to the drawing board |
to start at the very beginning again; begin anew. |
| gobbet |
a piece or fragment, esp. of raw meat. [2 definitions] |
| gobble1 |
to eat in a hasty, greedy, and sometimes noisy manner (often fol. by "up"). [3 definitions] |
| gobble2 |
to make a chortling, throaty sound like that of a turkey. [2 definitions] |
| gobbledygook |
wordy, unclear language, with roundabout expressions and generally meaningless phrases. |
| gobbler1 |
a male turkey. |
| gobbler2 |
a person or thing that gobbles or consumes food or drink quickly and voraciously. |
| Gobelin |
of, like, or designating a tapestry, usu. a richly pictorial one, made at a factory in France that was established in the fifteenth century by a family of dyers and weavers. [2 definitions] |
| go-between |
one who acts as a messenger or mediator between two people, groups, or sides. |
| Gobi |
a desert in northern China and southwestern Mongolia. |
| Gobi Desert |
a large arid region in northern China and southwestern Mongolia. |
| goblet |
a drinking glass with a base and stem, used esp. for wine. |