| godly |
characterized by reverence and love for God and respect for the ethical teachings of scripture; pious; devout. |
| godmother |
a female godparent. |
| go down |
to decrease or descend. [5 definitions] |
| godparent |
an adult who promises at baptism to assume partial responsibility for a child, esp. to oversee his or her religious education. |
| God's acre |
a graveyard, esp. one next to a church; churchyard; cemetery. |
| godsend |
something needed or desired that comes or happens, as if sent by God. |
| godson |
a male godchild. |
| Godspeed |
good fortune and success (used as a wish to a person beginning a journey, venture, or the like). |
| Godthaab |
the capital of Greenland. |
| go Dutch |
(informal) to go on an outing, or order a meal, for which each person pays his or her own share. |
| Godwin Austen |
see "K2." |
| godwit |
any of several shorebirds having a long, slightly upturned bill. |
| goer |
one that goes. [2 definitions] |
| goes |
the present tense of go. |
| gofer |
(slang) an employee whose main function is running errands. |
| go for all the marbles |
(slang) to risk a great deal hoping for a big gain. |
| go for the jugular |
to attempt to inflict a seriously wounding or fatal blow; attempt to defeat decisively. |
| Gog and Magog |
according to the Book of Revelation of the New Testament, the two nations, personified, that Satan is to lead in battle against the kingdom of God at Armageddon. |
| go-getter |
(informal) an energetic, aggressive, enterprising person. |
| goggle |
one of a pair of protective lenses with a shielding framework, worn to protect the eyes from debris, strong wind, harsh light, chlorinated water, and the like. [6 definitions] |
| goggle-eyed |
having wide-open, bulging, or rolling eyes, as one who is surprised or amazed. [2 definitions] |