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Emoji
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#3871
👀
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goggle
/ˈɡɑːɡəl/
verb
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goggled
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goggled
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goggles
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goggling
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to stare with wide open eyes, often in surprise or wonder
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The tourists goggled at the tall skyscrapers. |
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stare, gape, gawk, ogle
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ignore, glance
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goggle at, goggle eyes, goggle in surprise
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#3872
📈
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gradient
/ˈɡreɪdiənt/
noun
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A gradual slope, or the degree of inclination of a surface.
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The cyclist struggled up the steep gradient of the hill. |
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slope, incline, angle, ramp, pitch
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flatness, level
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steep gradient, gradient of a road, color gradient, gradient descent
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#3873
🎨
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gradation
/ɡreɪˈdeɪʃən/
noun
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A gradual change from one stage, tone, or degree to another.
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The artist used subtle gradation of colors in her painting. |
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progression, transition, step, scale, variation
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sameness, uniformity
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gradation of color, subtle gradation, gradation of tone, gradation in rank
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#3874
😊
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gracious
/ˈɡreɪʃəs/
adjective
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Courteous, kind, and pleasant, especially to someone of lower status.
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The hostess was very gracious to all her guests. |
gracious living |
A lifestyle characterized by comfort, elegance, and good manners.
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kind, courteous, polite, considerate, elegant
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rude, unkind, harsh
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gracious host, gracious smile, gracious gesture, gracious reply
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#3875
🙃
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graceless
/ˈɡreɪsləs/
adjective
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Lacking elegance, charm, or social refinement.
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His graceless behavior embarrassed everyone at the party. |
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awkward, clumsy, inelegant, unrefined, coarse
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graceful, elegant, refined
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graceless act, graceless remark, graceless movement, graceless behavior
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#3876
🥂
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gourmet
/ˈɡʊrmeɪ/
noun, adjective
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A person who appreciates fine food and drink; also refers to high-quality food.
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They went to a gourmet restaurant to celebrate their anniversary. |
gourmet meal |
A high-quality, expertly prepared meal.
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epicure, connoisseur, gastronome, foodie
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ordinary eater, amateur
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gourmet restaurant, gourmet food, gourmet meal, gourmet chef
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#3877
🍽️
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gourmand
/ˈɡʊrmənd/
noun
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A person who enjoys eating a lot or has a great appetite for food.
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As a true gourmand, he never missed an opportunity to try new dishes. |
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glutton, foodie, epicure, diner
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ascetic, dieter
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gourmand appetite, true gourmand, gourmand feast, gourmand experience
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#3878
🎃
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gourd
/ɡɔːrd/
noun
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A large fruit with a hard shell, often used as food or for making containers.
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The farmer harvested several gourds from the field. |
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pumpkin, squash, calabash, melon
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meat, grain
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gourd plant, bitter gourd, dried gourd, gourd container
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#3879
🪓
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gouge
/ɡaʊdʒ/
verb, noun
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gouged
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gouged
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gouges
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gouging
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To cut or scoop out a deep hole or groove; to overcharge unfairly.
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He accidentally gouged a hole in the wooden table. |
price gouging |
Charging excessively high prices, especially during crises.
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cut, scoop, dig, chisel, overcharge
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fill, repair, fairness
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gouge out, gouge a hole, gouge prices, gouge customers
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#3880
🕸️
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gossamer
/ˈɡɒsəmər/
noun, adjective
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Something light, thin, and delicate, like a fine fabric or cobweb.
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The bride's veil was made of delicate gossamer fabric. |
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silk, filament, cobweb, fineness, delicacy
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heaviness, thickness, solidity
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gossamer fabric, gossamer threads, gossamer wings, gossamer veil
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#3881
🐥
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gosling
/ˈɡɒz.lɪŋ/
noun
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a young goose
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The mother goose carefully protected her goslings. |
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young goose, chick, duckling
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goose, adult goose
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baby gosling, flock of goslings, protect goslings
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#3882
🩸
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gory
/ˈɡɔːri/
adjective
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involving or showing a lot of bloodshed and violence
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The movie was too gory for children. |
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bloody, gruesome, grisly, violent
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clean, bloodless, mild
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gory details, gory scene, gory movie
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#3883
🍕
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gorge
/ɡɔːrdʒ/
verb, noun
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gorged
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gorged
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gorges
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gorging
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to eat greedily; a narrow valley between mountains or hills
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They gorged themselves on pizza after the hike. |
stick in one’s gorge |
to be unacceptable or hard to tolerate
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devour, stuff, cram, canyon, ravine
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fast, diet, plain
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deep gorge, mountain gorge, gorge on food
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#3884
😨
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goosebumps
/ˈɡuːs.bʌmps/
noun
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small raised bumps on the skin caused by cold, fear, or excitement
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The horror movie gave me goosebumps. |
give someone goosebumps |
to make someone feel intense fear, excitement, or emotion
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chills, shivers, tremors, tingles
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calmness, composure
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gave me goosebumps, goosebumps all over, goosebumps on skin
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#3885
😴
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goldbrick
/ˈɡoʊld.brɪk/
verb, noun
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goldbricked
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goldbricked
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goldbricks
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goldbricking
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to avoid work or duty; a person who shirks responsibility
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He was accused of goldbricking while the rest of the team worked hard. |
goldbrick on the job |
to avoid doing one’s work or responsibility while pretending to work
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shirk, loaf, slack, idle, dodge
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work, labor, diligence
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goldbrick on duty, goldbrick at work, accused of goldbricking
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#3886
🙉
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glossover
/ˈɡlɒs.oʊ.vər/
verb
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glossovered
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glossovered
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glossoverse
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glossovering
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an informal or non-standard variant of 'gloss over', meaning to ignore or minimize something
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He tried to glossover his mistakes during the meeting. |
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ignore, skip, hide, downplay
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emphasize, stress, underline
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glossover mistakes, glossover problems
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#3887
🍽️
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gobble
/ˈɡɑːbəl/
verb
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gobbled
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gobbled
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gobbles
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gobbling
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to eat something quickly and greedily
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The children gobbled their food in minutes. |
gobble up |
to consume quickly or completely
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devour, gulp, consume, wolf down
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sip, nibble, savor
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gobble up, gobble food, gobble greedily
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#3888
⚡
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goad
/ɡoʊd/
verb
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goaded
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goaded
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goads
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goading
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to provoke, annoy, or urge someone to take action
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He tried to goad his opponent into making a mistake. |
goad into action |
to provoke or push someone to act
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provoke, urge, incite, push, irritate
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calm, soothe, dissuade
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goad into, goad by, goad someone
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#3889
🧙
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gnome
/noʊm/
noun
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a small mythical creature, often depicted as a bearded man living underground; also a figurine used in gardens
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The garden was decorated with a gnome statue. |
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dwarf, elf, sprite, imp
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giant, titan
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garden gnome, gnome statue, magical gnome
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#3890
😡
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gnash
/næʃ/
verb
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gnashed
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gnashed
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gnashes
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gnashing
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to grind or strike the teeth together, often in anger or frustration
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He began to gnash his teeth in rage. |
gnash one's teeth |
to express anger or frustration, often helplessly
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grind, clench, snap, grit
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smile, relax
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gnash teeth, gnash in anger, gnash furiously
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#3891
🖐️
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gnarled
/nɑːrld/
adjective
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Twisted, rough, and knotted, especially with age.
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The old man had gnarled hands from years of hard work. |
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twisted, knotted, rugged, deformed, rough
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smooth, straight, refined
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gnarled tree, gnarled hands, gnarled roots
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#3892
🌳
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gnarl
/nɑːrl/
verb
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gnarled
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gnarled
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gnarls
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gnarling
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To twist into a knotted or distorted form.
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The tree roots began to gnarl around the stones. |
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twist, knot, contort, entwine
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straighten, smooth, align
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gnarl up, gnarl roots, gnarl branches
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#3893
😋
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gluttonous
/ˈɡlʌt.ən.əs/
adjective
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Excessively greedy in eating or consuming.
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His gluttonous appetite shocked everyone at the dinner table. |
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greedy, voracious, ravenous, insatiable, devouring
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moderate, restrained, temperate
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gluttonous appetite, gluttonous behavior, gluttonous feast
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#3894
🍽️
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glutton
/ˈɡlʌt.ən/
noun
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A person who eats or consumes excessively.
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He was called a glutton for eating so much at the party. |
glutton for punishment |
Someone who willingly takes on difficult or unpleasant tasks.
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overeater, gourmand, hog, binge-eater
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moderate eater, dieter, ascetic
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glutton for food, greedy glutton, glutton for punishment
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#3895
🍚
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glutinous
/ˈɡluː.tɪ.nəs/
adjective
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Having a sticky or glue-like texture.
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The glutinous rice stuck together in the pot. |
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sticky, gummy, viscous, adhesive, tacky
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dry, loose, nonsticky
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glutinous rice, glutinous texture, glutinous substance
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#3896
📦
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glut
/ɡlʌt/
noun
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An excessive supply of something; more than is needed.
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There was a glut of cheap smartphones in the market. |
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surplus, oversupply, excess, abundance
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scarcity, shortage, lack
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glut of goods, market glut, glut in supply
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#3897
😔
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glum
/ɡlʌm/
adjective
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Looking or feeling sad, gloomy, or dejected.
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She felt glum after hearing the bad news. |
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sad, gloomy, depressed, downcast
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happy, cheerful, joyful
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feel glum, look glum, sound glum
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#3898
😠
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glower
/ˈɡlaʊ.ər/
verb
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glowered
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glowered
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glowers
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glowering
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To look at someone with an angry or sullen expression.
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He glowered at his rival across the room. |
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scowl, glare, frown, brood
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smile, grin, beam
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glower angrily, glower silently, glower at someone
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#3899
🌟
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glow
/ɡloʊ/
verb
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glowed
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glowed
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glows
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glowing
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To shine with a steady light, often softly; to radiate warmth or happiness.
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The lanterns glowed softly in the dark. |
glow with pride |
to feel or show strong pride
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shine, radiate, beam, shimmer, sparkle
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darken, fade, dim
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glow softly, glow warmly, glow with pride, glow in the dark
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#3900
✨
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glossy
/ˈɡlɒsi/
adjective
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Shiny and smooth in appearance; attractive on the surface but sometimes lacking depth.
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She bought a glossy magazine from the store. |
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shiny, polished, sleek, lustrous, gleaming
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dull, matte, rough
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glossy magazine, glossy finish, glossy surface, glossy brochure
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