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to deny
"He still gainsays that he did not steal." |
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bitterness; careless nerve
"The gall taste was horrible." |
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to exasperate and irrate
"Please don't gall him while he's so nervous." |
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a very fashionable young man
"The gallant was admired by all because of his high sense of fashion." |
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to dance or skip around playfully
"The children would gambol on their way home from school." |
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courageous
"The game soldier was very courageous." |
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giant, tremendous
"The gargantuan spider was gigantic!" |
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to gather and store
"Let's garner the crops to save them to eat." |
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very talkative
"The garrulous teenage girl was characterized as being effervescent." |
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crude, socially awkward
"He became gauche when he listened to Tom Waits and drank by himself." |
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a tactless or awkward act
"That was a gaucherie because no one appreciated it as it was very out of place and rude." |
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thin and bony
"The gaunt survior nearly died of starvation." |
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mallet used for commanding atention
"The chairman uses a gavel to get everyone's attention." |
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stylish, elegant in manner or appearance
"The genteel person was admired." |
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relating to old age or the process of aging
"The geriatric surgeon did not know how to diagnose a child." |
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growth process from conception to birth
"The embroy is the end stage of gestation." |
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to make heckling, taunting remarks
"If he steals my parking spot I will gibe him that I'll avenge the wrongdoing." |
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fluent in an insincere manner, offhand, casual
"The glib conversation made him never want to speak to her again." |
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to glare, stare angrily and intensely
"I glowered at the person who I knew did me wrong." |
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