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Gadget
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Term used to describe an object, especially a small mechanical device for which the speaker cannot remember the name. |
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Gag
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Gaggy
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something unpleasant that causes one to retch,
(an involuntary effort to vomit), or choke. |
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Galley / Gallery
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1. Galley: a ship's kitchen. 2. Gallery: a
platform from which spectators may view an event
as in an arena or theatre. 3. a long, narrow
room specifically used for shooting at targets. |
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Game trail
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A trail, track or path made by the continual
passing of wild animals. |
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Game Warden
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A person, in a supervisory position, a
custodian, who keeps charge of wild animals. |
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Garner
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a place for storing grain |
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Garnish
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Gas
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Short for “gasoline” or petrol. |
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Gasoline feet
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a gas-powered vehicle. |
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Gastronomics are swelling
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stomach and intestines are swelling |
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Gene
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the elements by which hereditary characters are transmitted. |
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Germatized
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given the power to grow |
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Geronimo
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American Indian Chief of the Apache Tribe. 1829-
1909 |
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Get a hold of oneself
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get control of oneself: regain composure. |
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Get a raw deal
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Get along
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live or work together in a friendly way. |
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Get cold feet
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stop or withdraw from something (e.g. a plan) because one becomes afraid of the consequences. |
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Get even (with someone), To
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To take revenge (on someone); pay someone back for some harm he has done. |
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Get fresh
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Get hold of, To
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To get possession of. To find a person in order to speak to him. |
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Get moving
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start doing something. |
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Get next to yourself
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to recover in an emotional way. Come to your right senses. Think clearly. |
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Get one's wires crossed
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to misunderstand or be confused about something. |
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Get out of the/one's way
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move: leave: stop interfering or obstructing. |
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Get someone wrong
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misunderstand someone's reasons for doing or
saying something. |
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Get something straight
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make a matter or situation clear to someone: clear up a misunderstanding. |
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Get something/it wrong
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fail to say or read something correctly; be
mistaken about the facts of something: fail to
understand the situation
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Get the hang of something
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learn or begin to understand how to do, use, etc. |
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Get the picture, To
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