| Germanic |
of or having to do with the language group that includes German, Dutch, English, and some other European languages. |
| German shepherd |
a breed of dog. German shepherds are large dogs that resemble wolves and have a thick brown or black coat. They are used as guard dogs and as guide dogs for blind people. |
| Germany |
a country in central, northern Europe. Germany was divided into East and West Germany from 1949 to 1990. Berlin is the capital of Germany. |
| germinate |
to start or cause to start growth; sprout. |
| gesture |
a movement of one's body or face that expresses a feeling or gives support to what one is saying. [3 definitions] |
| get |
to receive; come to have; gain; acquire. [10 definitions] |
| get across |
to make or become clear; to explain or to become understood. |
| get along |
to survive or manage. [2 definitions] |
| getaway |
an escape, especially from the police. |
| get away with |
to avoid being caught or punished for doing something. |
| get even |
to pay another back for harm or mischief done; get revenge. |
| get in |
to go in; enter. [2 definitions] |
| get one's act together |
(informal) to behave more responsibly. |
| get out |
to leave or be let out (often followed by of). [2 definitions] |
| get over |
to recover from. |
| get rid of |
to remove, throw away, or give away something that is not wanted or needed. |
| get the show on the road |
(slang) to begin; get started. |
| get to first base |
to complete the first step towards reaching a goal; begin to succeed. |
| get up |
to stand up. [2 definitions] |
| get up on the wrong side of the bed |
to be in a bad mood from early in the day. |
| get wind of |
to receive hints of or information about. |