| gravestone |
a stone placed as a marker at a person's grave. |
| graveyard |
a tract of ground for burying the dead; cemetery. |
| graveyard shift |
(informal) a work shift that extends through the early morning hours, often beginning at midnight. [2 definitions] |
| gravid |
pregnant. |
| gravimeter |
a device for measuring the specific gravity of a solid or liquid. [2 definitions] |
| gravimetric |
of or concerning the measurement of weight. |
| gravitas |
a sense of great seriousness or weightiness. [2 definitions] |
| gravitate |
to move toward or be attracted to something by or as if by a force of gravity. |
| gravitation |
the force of mutual attraction, as between planets, stars, or particles. [3 definitions] |
| gravitational |
having to do with gravity, the force by which a planet or other similar body in space tends to draw objects toward its center. |
| graviton |
in physics, a theoretical particle that acts as the unit of gravitational energy. |
| gravity |
the force by which a planet or other such body tends to draw objects toward its center. [4 definitions] |
| gravure |
a method of photomechanical printing by engraved plates. [2 definitions] |
| gravy |
juice that drips from cooking meat, or a sauce made by thickening and seasoning this juice. [2 definitions] |
| gravy boat |
an elongated, boat-shaped dish, often with a pouring spout, that is used for serving gravy or sauce. |
| gray |
the color of an overcast sky; an achromatic color between black and white. [8 definitions] |
| graybeard |
an old man, esp. one that is wise or has a gray beard. |
| grayhound |
variant of greyhound. |
| graylag |
a wild gray goose native to marshy areas of Europe. |
| grayling |
any of various small-mouthed freshwater fishes related to the trout, that have large, brightly colored dorsal fins. [2 definitions] |
| gray market |
a market operating outside of normal channels, as in imports or babies available for adoption. |