gaily |
in a cheerful or merry manner. [2 definitions] |
gain |
to acquire. [9 definitions] |
gainer |
one that gains. [2 definitions] |
gainful |
producing profit or gain; lucrative. |
gain ground |
to advance or gain acceptance. |
gainsay |
to deny or contradict. [2 definitions] |
'gainst |
contracted form of "against." |
gait |
a manner of walking or running. [3 definitions] |
gaiter |
a covering of leather or heavy cloth for the ankle and often the lower leg. [3 definitions] |
gal |
(informal) a girl or woman. |
gal. |
abbreviation of "gallon" or "gallons." |
gala |
suited to a festive celebration. [2 definitions] |
galactic |
of or pertaining to a galaxy, esp. the Milky Way. [2 definitions] |
galactic noise |
radio waves originating from within the Milky Way. |
galactorrhea |
the abnormal or excessive flow of milk from a breast. |
galactose |
a simple sugar that is a component of lactose. |
Galahad |
in Arthurian legend, the noblest of knights, who gained the Holy Grail. [2 definitions] |
galangal |
a plant of the ginger family with aromatic roots used in medicine and flavoring, or its roots. [2 definitions] |
galantine |
a white meat, boned and stuffed, cooked, chilled, and served in aspic. |
galanty show |
a shadow play performed by throwing the shadows of puppets on a screen or wall. |
Galápagos Islands |
a group of Ecuadorian islands in the Pacific Ocean about 1,000 miles off the west coast of South America, known for their large number of endemic species and their pivotal role in Charles Darwin's research. |