goodbye |
used to signify or acknowledge a departure or the end of a telephone call. [2 definitions] |
Good Friday |
the Friday before Easter Sunday, commemorated by Christians for the crucifixion of Jesus Christ. |
good-hearted |
having a kind, considerate, and generous nature. |
good-looking |
attractive or pleasing in appearance; beautiful or handsome. |
good-natured |
having or showing a pleasant, cheerful, easygoing, or friendly character or mood. |
goodness |
the quality or condition of being good. [3 definitions] |
good night |
used as an expression of farewell at night. |
goods |
movable property; possessions. [2 definitions] |
good will |
an attitude of friendliness or kindness; benevolence. [3 definitions] |
goose |
a wild or domesticated water bird that resembles a duck but is usu. larger and has a longer neck and legs and a more pointed bill. [4 definitions] |
goose bump |
roughness of the skin that looks like the skin of a plucked goose. Goose bumps last only for a short while and are caused by cold or fear. |
goose flesh |
a temporary, roughened condition of the skin in which the papillae become erect as a result of fear, surprise, cold, or the like; goose bumps; goose pimples. |
goose pimple |
a small bump on the skin caused by cold or fear. |
go overboard |
to do far too much out of excessive enthusiasm or anxiety; go to extremes. |
gopher |
a short-tailed burrowing rodent of North and Central America that has external cheek pouches; pocket gopher. [2 definitions] |
gorge |
a narrow space between rocky cliffs, usu. with a stream at the bottom; ravine. [6 definitions] |
gorgeous |
exceptionally beautiful; splendid. |
gorilla |
the largest of all apes, native to Africa and a plant-eater that lives on the ground. [3 definitions] |
gosling |
a very young goose. [2 definitions] |
gospel |
(often cap.) the teachings of Jesus Christ and his apostles. [6 definitions] |
gossip |
talk, rumor, or speculation about other people, esp. about their personal affairs. [4 definitions] |