How to Memorize English Words Efficiently (g-give)

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g- 土壤（gain，gift，give，ginger，grain，grow等），查gr-

gab [gæb] polyglottal; rapping; talking nagging; empty talk; gossiping; nagging (grab seizure; crab crab)

Gabber['gæbə] nagging people

gabble ['gæbl] chattered; Speaking urgently and vaguely (-le table repeatedly; reference dabble playing with water)

Gabfest ['gæbfest] Lengthy conversation (fest rally; festival)

blab[blæb] leaks; bullshit; leakers; mouthy people

blabber['blæbə] a man with a lot of mouth; a leaker; gibberish; Bullshit; chatter

blabbermouth long-tongued (mouth mouth)

Jabber['dʒæbə] said quickly and vaguely; squeaked (jab poke, stab; slam)

Jabberwocky['dʒæbə,wɔki] meaningless words; boring

gaga ['ɡɑ:ɡɑ:] (informal) old and confused; (to someone) fanatical, obsessed (onomatopoeia)

gage root commitment, joining (e.g. chagage and enge)

gage meters; challenges; collateral; in order to... as a guarantee; For the bet (cf. bage, cage, age, mage, page, wage)

Gaging measurements; rules; radiometry measurements

baggage['bægidʒ] luggage (bag bag)

degage (ballet) degaer movement; unrestrained, relaxed (de-)

engage[in'ɡeidʒ] attracts, occupies; makes participation; hires; makes engagements; predetermines; engages; promises, guarantees; engagements; engages(en-enter; makes;-gage promises; joins)

engaged[in'ɡeidʒd] in use, busy; guaranteed; agreed; with... betrothal

Engagement; dating; engagement; engagement; promise

Engaging [in'ɡeidʒiŋ] charming; participation; guarantee; employment

Engagingly movingly; engagingly

luggage ['lʌgidʒ] luggage; suitcase (word derived from lug pull + baggage, -gage added)

Mortgage ['mɔ:ɡidʒ] mortgage; mortgage (mort-death, -gage promise, i.e. promise that will be fulfilled until death)

Mortgageable

Mortgagee[,mɔ:ɡi'dʒi:] [accounting] bearer mortgagor;

Mortgager['mɔ:gidʒə] mortgagor

mortgagor['mɔ:gidʒə] mortgagor

gain[gein] increase; profit; harvest; Gain; Earn; Profit (derived from grain; reference rain; pain pain; main major)

gainable ['geinəbl] is available, can be obtained or won

gained [geind] get, get; enhance

gainer ['geinə] winner, winner; winner

Gainful ['geinful] mercenary; profitable; profitable

Gainfully ['geinfuli] has income;

Gainfulness mercenary

gaingiving doubts; doubts (giving to)

gaining ['geiniŋ] enhances one-way slotting; unidirectional slotting; attracts; makes... Gain; gain

gainings ['geiniŋz] profits; earnings, income; acquisitions

Gainless ['geinlis] get nothing; unprofitable; unprofitable, unprofitable

Gainly ['geinli] graceful

gainsay [gein'sei] rebuttal; deny; deny; oppose (say say)

gainsaid [gein'sed] denial; opposition; denied (gainsay's past tense or done structure)

bargain['bɑ:ɡin] transactions; bargains; contracts; Bargaining; bargaining (bar bar; gain get, i.e. "drinking in the bar and talking about business, so that a deal can be made to buy a bargain")

bargainable['bɑ:ɡinəbl] bargainable

Bargainee[,bɑ:ɡi'ni:] [trade] buyer

Bargainer['ba:ginə] trader; buyer and seller; bargainer

bargaining ['bɑ:ɡiniŋ] bargaining; trading; negotiation; Bargaining

bargainor['bɑ:ɡinə] seller;

high-gain [electronic] high gain (high high)

pregain[pri'gein] preamplifier gain (pre-)

regain [ri'gein] recovery; regain; recovery; Rising; Recovery; Retrieval (re-)

Ungainly [,ʌn'geinli] clumsy; indecent; clumsily; indecently

Ungainliness is ugly

gal gallons (unit of gravitational acceleration); girl (slang pronunciation derived from girl)

Gala congratulations, celebration; festivals, special entertainment; festive, celebratory; joyful

Galactic [gə'læk tik] Galactic; milky, proemulsive; galactic; enormous; huge

Galactics Galaxy

galactose [metalactic] galactose (-ose)

Galactosemia [sequelae] galactose blood (symptom) (-ia disease suffix)

galactosidase bovine lactose; galactosidase

galaxy ['gæləksi] Milky Way; [heaven] galaxy; Milky Way; a group of eminent people

galactitol[gə'læktitɔl] [with] galactitol;

extragalactic extra-galactic (extra-in...) outside)

gale[geil] [meteorological] windy, windy; (sudden) a burst (onomatopoeia, etymology with yell shouting)

Nightingale Nightingale (night night; -gale singing)

Gallant heroic, brave; gorgeous; majestic (etymology same as gala)

Gallantly bravely; beautifully; dedicatedly

Gallantry was brave; courteous; mercurial; courageous

gallery['gæləri] corridor, promenade; Indoor aisles; Gallery (reference gallant, -ery location)

Gallery play sensationalism; demagogic; entertaining performances that cater to the audience (or audience)

art gallery

photo gallery (photo photos)

Shooting gallery shooting range; shooting range (shooting shooting)

gallon ['gælən] gallon (capacity unit) (cf. gala;-on)

gal [gæl] gallons (unit of gravitational acceleration); girl

gallonage ['gælənidʒ] number of gallons;

Gam root marriage, marriage, with gamo; transfiguration into gamy

Gamete [biological] gamete, spouse

Gamic; fertilized; fertilized

gamin Street Children, Street Kids (-in Small)

gamine street children;

gamogenic synthymous, sexually reproducible (gene gene)

Gamogenesis gender reproduction; [embryo] sexual reproduction; hermaphroditic reproduction

Gamophobia Marriage Phobia (-Phobia Phobia)

allogamy allogeneic fertilization, allophageal pollening (allo closely linked; isomeric)

Allogamous [plant] allogeneic fertilization; hetero-flowered powdered

Bigamist Bigamy (bi-ii)

Bigamous bigamy; bigamy

Bigamy Bigamy, Bigamy (Bi-II)

Digamy ['digəmi] remarriage (di-double; gam married)

digamist ['dimist] remarriage

Digamous['digəməs] remarried

exogamous interracially married, interracial (exo-outward)

Exogamy married interracially; [widow] heterogeneous mating

heterogamy [embryo] heterogeneous reproduction; [legacy] gamete heterotypic (hetero-heterogeneous)

heterogamete [biological] alien gamete

Heterogametic forms two kinds of embryonic cells; heterogeneous gametes

Heterogamous generations alternate; alien gametes

heterogamety [legacy] gamete heterotypic

Hypergamy marries the same, upper class, or high-ranking person (hyper-above)

Hypergamous are married to the same, upper class, or high-ranking people

misogamy aversion to marriage (mis-)

Misogamist hates people who are married

monogamy[mɔ'nɔɡəmi] monogamy; [zoological] monogamy, monogamy

Monogamist monogamous

Monogamous monogamous; [moved] monogamous; monogamous

Monogamousness single match

monogyny [mɔ'nɔdʒini] monogamous (-gyny women)

monogynic monogamous

Monogynist monogamous

monogynous monogamous

polygamy [pɔ'liɡəmi] polygamy, polygamy, polygamy, [botanical] heterosexual; hermaphroditic

polygamist [pə'liɡəmist] polygamous people; polygamous (poly-)

Polygamous [pɔ'liɡəməs] polygamous; polygamous

polygyny [pə'lidʒəni] polygamy (-gyny women)

Polygynist [pə'lidʒinist] advocates polygamy; polygamous men

polygynous [pɔ'lidʒənəs] polygamous;

Progamic pre-fertilization (pro-)

Progamy [implant] beads for fertilization

trigamy monogamy; trigamy; trigamy; trigamy; trigamy,

game[geim] games; sports; play; entertainment; Courageous, brave, fearless; hunting; gambling (cf. sam, name, and came)

gamebag ['geim,bæg] prey bag (bag bag)

gameboy ['geimbɔi] A small game console (boy boy)

gamecock['geimkɔk] cockfighting; fighter; brave and angry man (cock rooster)

gameguard['geimgɑ:d] anti-plug-ins; game anti-plug-ins (guard guard)

Gamekeeper ['geim,ki:pə] (keeper keeper) (on farms, private estates)

gameland ['geim lænd] hunting area;

Game laws Hunting rules; game rules (law law)

gameless ['geimlis] prey-less

game license hunting license (license license, license)

Gamely['geimli] bravely; unyieldingly; Majestic; excited (adjective + ly)

Gameness ['geimnis] brave, not concedes (-ness)

game object (object target; object)

gameover['geiməuvə] Game over; defeat (over end)

gamepad['geimpæd] gamepad; game controller (pad pad)

gameplay['geimplei] Game Settings (play play)

Game play Gameplay; Gameplay; Game Planning

gamepoint['geimpɔit] Game points; point points

gamer['geimə] player; gamer (-er)

Game show (TV, radio) answers, games have prize programs, contest programs (show programs)

Game show-oholic People who are addicted to game contest shows (-oholic addicted to... of people)

Gamesman ['geimzmən] the man who wins by trickery (man man)

Gamesmanship (a small move that wins without being fouled by improper means); a means to win the wrist and put yourself in a favorable position; tricks, winning tricks, tricks (-ship)

Gamesome ['geimsəm] happy; teasing; playful (-some)

Gamesomeness ['geimsəmnis] Happy; teasing; fun (-ness)

gamester['geimmstə] gambler, gambler (–ster do... of people)

Game theory Game Theory

game zone game space; Game Zone; Game Zone

gamble ['gæmbl] gambling; bet (-ble table repeatedly)

gambler ['gæmblə] gambler; speculative trader (-er)

Gambler-Oholic Addicted to Speculation (-Oholic Addicted)

gamblesome ['gæmblsəm] likes to gamble (or speculate, take risks) (-some)

gambling ['gæmbliŋ] gambling; speculation; betting

gamblingden gambling den; casino (den thieves' den)

gambling house

gamification['geimifi'keiʃən] gamification(-tion)

gaming ['geimiŋ] gambling; betting

gaming house (house house) = gambling house

gamey['geimi] strong taste; brave; prey-heavy (noun + y)

gamy['geimi] brave; strong taste; prey abundance (noun + y)

Ahead of the game leads, dominates;

Ballgame ['bɔ:lgeim] [U.S.] Baseball (ball ball)

Ball game situation; ball sports; activity center

baseball game Baseball

Basketball Game Basketball Games

Big game Big Game; Big Prey (Big Big)

board game (chess, checkers, etc.) board games (board board)

called game valid match (called)

chess game (chess chess)

Card game poker play; paper countermeasures

computer game[geim] computer games (computer computer)

Court game [sports] Ball sports using the field (court square field)

Die game Unyielding to death, die heroically (die die)

easy game Easy to catch prey; easy to fool, easy to trust (easy easy)

endgame['endgeim] Final stage; epilogue (end end)

Fly at higher game Ambitious and ambitious (fly fly; higher higher)

Football Game Football

great Game Game; Big Game; Big Game (great Great)

guessing game Guess guess

Make game of teasing, laughing; same... Make a joke (make)

Megagame Contest (mega-mega)

mini-games mini-games; Mini Games (mini-miniature)

Olympic Game

On one's game is in good shape

Stealing on the game; prostitution, prostitution

online game (online networking)

Passing game passing practice; passing offense (passing passing)

videogame['vidiəugeim] video games;

gang [gæŋ] group; Make hordes; gang up to hurt or intimidate someone; gangsters (onomatopoeia that simulate the sound of a fight. Another interpretation: etymology is the same go, that is, a group of people who "walk". Reference bang suddenly loud; fang canine teeth; poisonous fangs; tip)

gangbang ['gæŋbæŋ] fornication between a group of men (gang of hooligans) and a woman; gang rape (bang blow)

Gangbanger juvenile criminal gang member

Gang-banging juvenile delinquency, improper activity of juvenile gang members; gang rape

Gangboard (between the boat and the dock) springboard, ladder plate (board plate)

Gang boss team leader; foreman; gang leader (boss gives orders)

Gangbuster sweeps up rogue law enforcers; cracks gangs (buster illegal people)

gangdom ['gæŋdəm] underworld = gangsterdom(-dom)

ganger ['gæŋə] foreman; foreman

gangland ['gæŋlænd] underworld; bandit-infested area (land land)

gangling ['gæŋgli] slender (-ling small)

gangly ['gæŋgli] slender (noun +ly)

gangman ['gæŋmən] labour team member;

Gangmaster Foreman; Foreman; Employer (Master Master)

gang of four (four four)

Gangplank Springboard; Pedal (Plank Thick Plank)

Gang rape rape

gangrel ['gæŋgrəl] tramp; slender man; slender man (-el small)

Gangsta ['gæŋstə] gangster; gangster member; (erotic, violent) Gunster rap musician

gangster ['gæŋstə] gangster, rogue; villain (-ster... of people)

Gangsterdom Underworld; Rogue Syndicate's Turf (-dom)

Gangsterism rogue behavior (or means); banditry; (collectively) gangsterism; crime

gangtooth['gæŋtu:θ] tooth teeth

Gang war fights; crowd fights (war wars)

gangway['gæŋwei] gangway; springboard; access path; interstitial aisle; (In and out) access roads; temporary aisles (way roads) made of wooden planks (construction sites, etc.)

Gangway door porthole door

Gangway ladder;gangway ladder

Biker gang motorcycle gang, (motorcycle) biker party (biker biker; [American] biker clan)

Criminal gang criminal group (criminal criminal)

rollgang ['rəul,gæŋ] [machine] roller conveyor (roll rolling)

street gang street gang; street party (street street)

gap [gæp] gap; gap; blank (see map, cap)

airgap['eəgæp] void, air gap (air air)

Bridge the Gap (Bridge Bridge)

narrow gap narrow gap; narrow passage (narrow narrow)

Stop a gap to fill in the gaps, bridge the gaps, make up for the deficiencies (stop stop)

Stopgap StopGap; Filler; Stop;Stop;Stop Stop)

nanogap nano gap (nano nanometer)

Gape Crack, Open; Yawn; Crack, Open Mouth; Yawn (Gap Gap)

The gaping is open; the wound is open; the mouth is wide open

Gapingly more cavernous land

gapy for those with mouth disease (noun + y)

Gar root (original meaning: spear) caretaker; caretaker; shout, call; with gard, chaward (more examples of chagarage)

Garage; auto repair shop; hangar

garbage; garbage (garb clothing)

Garish show off; overly decorative; overly colorful

Garishly gorgeously; overly decorative

Garland Garland; Wearing Garland (Land Land)

Garn Yarn; (exaggerated) story; (expressing doubt) And then go on (gar-call)

Garner gets; stores; puts... Stored in the barn; barn

Garnish decoration; (added to add color and aroma) side dishes, decorations

garnishee third debtor; court appearance order; seizure; notice of seizure of debtor's property

Garnishment appearance summons; seizure order; decoration

garniture ornaments; accessories; accessories (garni with ornaments)

Garret Loft; Penthouse (gar-;-et small; originally referred to the castle watchtower, later referred to the attic hut)

Garrulous nagging; chattering; mouthy (gar-shouting, calling, onomatopoeia, -ula small)

Garter garter belt hanging; garter belt

garrison; guard; fortress; garrison (son son)

garage['gærɑ:dʒ] garage; auto repair shop; hangar; put... Send it into the garage; drive (car) into the garage (gar-watchman, caretaker; -age noun suffix. Reference barrage barrage; blocking)

Garage door Garage door, garage door

garageman ['gærɑ:dʒmən] auto mechanic; car mechanic; gas station attendant (man)

Garage sale in front of the house; sale sale in the private garage

attached garage (attached attached)

detached garage (detached)

Parking garage parking (indoor) (parking)

Underground Garage (underground underground)

Underground parking garage; underground parking

garbage['gɑ:bidʒ] leftovers, food feet; scraps, garbage (originally meaning poultry offal, garb clothing; dress, -age noun suffix; Also, gar guards, i.e. plants grown in the garden; reference to the garden; bage cabbage, cabbage)

garbage bag (bag bag)

garbage bin trash can (bin box; bucket)

garbage cans, bins (can cans)

garbage collection

Garbage collectors who remove trash; cleaners (collector collectors)

garbage disposal

garbage dump dump; dump dump dump

garbage in useless input;

garbage incinerator incinerator

garbageman ['gɑ:bidʒmən] cleaner (man man)

Garbage out useless output

garbage power waste power generation (power power)

garbage truck truck

domestic garbage (domestic)

Household garbage; household garbage (household household)

Gard root look, care; same gar (example words check garden, guard and regard)

garden ['gɑ:dən] garden; vegetable garden; engaged in gardening; planting in the garden (-gard-caretaker; caretaker, guard with guard; protective device. The etymology is the same as yard yard, referring to the fenced courtyard. )

Garden Architecture

gardened['gɑ:dənd] gardened; garden-like (-ed)

garden design; garden design; garden design

gardener ['gɑ:dənə] gardener; gardener; horticulturist; vegetable farmer (-er)

gardenesque [,gɑ:də'nesk] garden-like (-esque-like... of)

garden-fresh Fresh

garden hose for garden watering; rubber hose (hose hose)

Gardening ['gɑ:dəniŋ] horticulture (learning);

Gardenize['gɑ:dənaiz] to garden, to garden; to be a gardener (-ize)

gardenization[,gɑ:dənai'zeiʃən] gardening(-tion)

gardenless ['gɑ:dənlis] gardenless (noun + less)

gardenly ['ga:dənli] as garden (noun +ly)

Garden of Eden; Innocence and Innocence (where Adam and Eve originally lived in the Eden Eden Bible)

Garden party, party party

Garden pea, green bean (pea peas)

garden spot horticultural field (spot site)

Beargarden [beə'gɑ:dn] noisy scenes; noisy places (bear endure)

Botanical Garden Botanical Garden (Botanical Botanical)

city garden

common or garden ordinary; ordinary (common ordinary, or or)

courtyard garden

eco-gardenization (eco-ecology)

Floating Garden (built on bamboo rafts in the lake in Places like Mexico City) Floating Garden

Flower Garden;

Imperial Garden (imperial)

Kindergarten Kindergarten (kind is a variant of kid, garten is a variant of garden)

landscape garden

little garden

Medical Garden Medicinal Botanical Garden (Medical)

private garden Private garden, private garden (private private)

roof garden roof garden (roof roof)

rose garden;rose rose garden

Tea Garden Tea Plantation; Tea Room (Tea Tea)

vegetable garden

garlic ['gɑ:lik] garlic; garlic head (gar spear, named for its shape like a spear. Gar-Guard; -lic-is a variant of Leek's "leek". Reference public; republic; music music)

Garlic bread;garlic bread

garlic bulb garlic head (bulb ball)

garlic clove garlic cloves (clove split)

garlic extract garlic extract

The most unpopular thing (dessert dessert heart)

Garlic oil;garlic oil (oil oil)

garlic powder; garlic essence (powder powder)

garlic press (press press; heavy press)

garlic spread garlic paste (spread unfolded)

Garlic sprouts; garlic moss ((sprout sprouts)

garlicky['gɑ:liki] garlic-like; garlic-flavored (noun +y)

green garlic (green cyan)

garment ['gɑ:mənt] clothes, clothing; appearance, appearance; give... Get dressed

garment bag Plastic sleeve (bag bag) for protective clothing

garment design

garment factory, garment factory

Garment industry;

garment leather leather leather

fur garment fur clothing (fur leather)

silk garment silk garment

undergarment underwear; shirts

Gas[gæs] gas; [mining] gas; gasoline; poison gas (reference has; mas carnival; vas vas)

gasbag ['gæsbæg] airbag; the man with the nonsense (bag bag)

gasbomb ['gæs bɔm] gas bomb;

gas burner [chemical] gas stove, gas stove; gas lamp, gas blowout lamp (burner stove)

Gascon ['gæskən] bragging man; (French) Gascon (known for good boasting)

gasconade[,gæskə'neid] boasting, bragging (con fraudulent; -ade go)

Gas cylinder gas cylinder; gas cylinder; high-pressure cylinder (cylinder cylinder)

gaseity[gæ'si:əti] gaseous, gaseous (-ty)

gas-engine gas engine

gaseous ['gæsiəs] gaseous, gaseous; non-substantial; gaseous (-ous)

Gaseous phase phase

gaseous state gaseous (state situation; Status)

gaseousness ['gæsiəsnis] gaseous state; gaseous; flatulence (-ness)

Gas field Natural gas field (field field; site)

gas-fired ['gæs,faiəd] gas-fired; gas-fired (fire fire; -ed)

gasfitter['gæsfitə] gas installer (fitter assembler)

Gas flow; gas flow (flow flow)

gas-free (-free without... of)

gas-guzzler['gæs'gʌzlə] oil tiger;

gas-guzzling['gæs,gʌzliŋ] oil-hungry; high-fuel-guzzling(guzzler drunkard)

gasholder['gæshəuldə] gas receiver;

Gasholder station

Gashouse ['gæshaus] gas manufacturing plant (house house)

Gasify ['gæsifai] gasifies, becoming a gas; gasifying, making it a gas

gasifiable['gæsifaiəbl] gasifizable, convertable to gaseous (-able)

gasification[,gæsəfə'keiʃən] gasification(-ion)

Gasification agent vaporizer (agent agent)

gasifier ['gæsifaiə] gasifier, gas generator (-er)

gasiform['gæsifɔ:m] gaseous, gaseous (form form)

gasing['gæsiŋ] inflatable; give... Supply of gas; release of gas

Gas-jar gas cylinder (jar jar; jar)

gas-jet gas jet, gas lamp flame; gas nozzle (jet jet)

Gasket ['gæskit] [machine] washers; padding; harness cables

Gasketed is assembled with padding

gasland['gæslænd] land of natural gas

gasless ['gæslis] gasless; gasless; gasless; gasless (-less)

gas lift [oil and gas] gas lift; air flow lift (lift lift; lift)

gaslight['gæslait] gas lamp;

gas line gas pipeline (line line)

Gaslit['gæslit] illuminated with gas lamps (lit lit)

Gas main (underground) gas main (road); gas main (main main)

gasman ['gæsmæn] gas plant worker; gas assembler; Gas inspector, ventilator (man person)

gas mask gas mask (mask mask; mask)

Gasmeter['gæsmi:tə] gas gauge; gas meter (-meter)

gasoil['gæsɔil] light oil; gas oil (oil oil)

gasolene['gæsəuli:n] gasoline

gasoline['gæsəli:n] [US] petrol (=[E] petrol)

gasoline engine gasoline engine, gasoline engine (engine engine)

Gas-oven gas stove; gas chamber (oven stove)

Gas-oven gas stove; gas chamber

gasp[gɑ:sp; gæsp] gasping; wheezing; longing; panting; panting; panting and talking

gas pedal [U.S.] accelerator; automotive accelerator pedal (pedal pedal)

Gas phase, phase phase

gas pipeline Gas pipeline, gas pipeline; gas pipeline

Gas pressure; gas pressure; pressure pressure

Gas production

gasproof['gæspru:f] anti-gas; of)

gas reservoirs; Gas fields; Gas storage; Natural gas reservoirs (reservoirs)

gassed[gæst] drunk; poisoned; to... Supply of gas; killing with poison gas; refueling (-ed)

gasser['gæsə] gas well; rhetorical man (-er)

Gassing ['gæsiŋ] gas treatment; gas attack; boasting

Gas oven gas stove,oven oven

Gas station (station)

gas stove (stove stove; oven)

gas-tight airtight; not breathable (tight)

gassy['gæsi] gaseous; containing gas; gaseous; [mouth] rhetorical (name +y)

gas tank gas cylinder, gas tank, car fuel tank (tank tank)

Gas turbine; turbine turbine

Gas wells;

Gasworks ['gæs,wə:ks] gasworks (works factories)

antigas['æntigæs] anti-gas; anti-anti-anti

biogas ['baiəugæs] biogas (e.g. biogas) (also known as bio-gas) (bio- biologically related)

coal gas (coal lump)

Coke oven gas coke oven gas (coke oven)

degas /diː'gæs/ degassed; remove gas (de-)

drygas['draigæs] dry gas; dry gas (dry dry)

exhaust gas exhaust gases (exhaust discharge)

Flue gas flue gas; exhaust gas (flue flue)

Greenhouse gas Carbon dioxide, methane and other gases that cause greenhouse effects (greenhouse greenhouses)

Marsh gas methane, [energy] biogas (marsh swamp)

natural gas (natural natural)

Oil and gas oil and gas; oil and gas

Oil gas; oil gas

outgas [aut'gæs] gases are removed by heating; Degassing; exhaust (out of the outside)

outgassing;degasing;degasing(of)

oven gas coke oven gas (oven oven)

tail gas exhaust gas (tail tail)

waste gas exhaust gas (waste waste)

petrol['petrəl] [English] petrol

Accelerator pedal (accelerator pedal for cars, etc.); accelerator pedal (accelerator pedal)

gate [geit] (two doors) gate; give... Go + fate

gatecrash['geitkræʃ] admission without a ticket; uninvited; unauthorized entry (crash unauthorized intrusion)

gatecrasher['geitkræʃə] mixed entrants; uninvited guests (-er)

gated ['geitid] for cards; [English] (Students) who are punished and are not allowed to go out; those who are grounded

Gated amplifier selection (pulse) amplifier

gatefold ['geit, fəuld] insert; large folding illustration, folding insert, folding insert material (fold folding)

Gatehouse ['geit, haus] gatehouse; guardhouse (house house)

gatekeeper ['geit,ki:pə] janitor, janitor, gatekeeper = gateman

Gateman ['geitmən] conductor; doorman (man man)

Gate money (sports games, ball games, etc.) entrance fees, entrance fees (money money)

Gate number; gate number

gatepost ['geit,pəust] [architecture] doorpost (post benchmark)

gatetender ['geit,tendə] [U.S.] (railway) crossing keeper (tender reimbursement)

Valve valve valve

gateway ['geitwei] gate; gateway; method; channel; way method

gatewoman ['geitwumən] female gatekeeper (woman woman)

gating ['geitiŋ] to... Install the door; control with the door

Boarding gate; boarding gate (boarding)

crash the gate [slang] admission without a ticket, unauthorized admission, uninvited guest (crash shattering; unauthorized intrusion)

Departure gate (departure departure; departure)

endgate ['end,geit] [U.S.] (trailer, truck, etc.) unloading door, tail plate, tailgate (end end)

floodgate ['flʌdgeit] sluice;

Front gate (front front)

Get the gate evicted; fired; cut off from friends (or lovers); abandoned by lovers (or friends of the opposite sex).

Kissing gate (for kissing)

liftgate ['liftgeit] lifting door; lifting door (for station wagons, etc.)

main gate main gate, main gate; main electric gate; main selection pulse (main main)

othergates ['ʌðəgeits] [ancient] different;

outgate ['autgeit] circuit output gate; outlet; overflow port (outside out)

School Gate; School Gate

Sidegate['said, geit] Sidegate (next to the side)

Sluice gate sluice

Southgate ['sauθgeit] South Gate, South Gate (South South)

tailgate ['teilgeit] [U.S.] (truck, trailer, etc.) tailgate, tailboard; (station wagon) compartment type rear door [also known as tailboard] ;( canal locks, ship locks) lower gate (tail tail)

tailgating ['teilgeiti] debit path;tracking

ungated [ʌn'geitid] closed; doorless (un-;-ed)

wastegate['weistgeit] exhaust pressure relief valve; exhaust valve; exhaust gas valve; waste valve (waste waste)

Water gate (water water)

gather[gæðə] collecting; harvesting; gathering; clothing folds; harvesting amount (etymology with together. Reference to Father Fat; rather Would Rather)

gatherer ['gæðərə] collector, collector

gathering ['gæðəriŋ] gathering; gathering; gathering; receiving; gathering

forgather [fə:'gæðə] party; chance encounter

foregather ['fɔ:gæðə] chance encounter; encounter = forgather(fore-)

ingather [in'gæðə] collecting, gathering; harvesting (crops, etc.); gather

Ingathering collection; income; harvesting

misgather mismatch (container and ship locating hole) (mis-)

regather[ri:'gæðə] to make regroup; recollect; re-gather (re-)

ungathered unpaged book print (undone)

Woolgather Whimsy; Absent-mindedness; Dreams, Utopian Dreams (Wool Wool)

Woolgathering absent-minded; utopian; dazed; utopian; utopian; dazed

gay[gei] happy; debauched; flamboyant; flamboyant; Homosexuals (guy men + play)

gaydar ['geidɑ:] homosexual behavior; Homosexuals are good at recognizing others as homosexual

gayer ['geidə] gorgeous, happy (comparative level)

gayest ['geidist] Happy; gorgeous (superlative)

Gayety ['geiəti] pleasant; brisk = gaiety

Gayly ['geili] happily; gorgeously

Gayness ['geinəs] gay love

Gaily ['geili] gorgeously; joyfully

Gaiety['geiəti] happy, cheerful; celebratory, festive; (costumes) gorgeous, flamboyant

anti-gay anti-gay (anti-)

nosegay ['nəuzgei] (especially scented) bouquet (nose nose)

gaze [geiz] gaze; gaze (see glaze sluggish; graze grazing)

Gaze at staring; staring

gazebo [gə'zi:bəu] terrace, lookout

Gazehound Sharp-Eyed Hound (Hound Hound)

gazer ['geizə] gazers

gazette[gə'zet] [English] gazette; newspaper; published in newspapers (-ette small)

gazetteer [,gæzi'tiə] gazetteer;

gazing [geiziŋ] gazes, stares

Gazingstock People or things (stock trunks)

agaze [ə'geiz] gazes; gazes; gazes; stares gaze (a- is in)

stargaze ['stɑ:geiz] gazing at the stars, observing celestial bodies; daydreaming, fantasizing (star stars)

stargazer ['stɑ:geizə] astrologer; astronomer; man who looks at the stars; Utopian people

Stargazing is obsessed with fantasy; absent-minded; Looking at the stars; fantasizing

stare [steə] stare, stare

Ge root soil, same geo

gein soil organic matter (in)

geal root cold, frozen, same gel (example word check congeal)

gear[giə] gear; device, tool; transmission (ear ear; hear hear)

Gearbox ['giəbɔks] (for cars, etc.) gearboxes; gearboxes (box boxes)

gearcase['giəkeis] gearbox, gear housing; transmission housing (case box)

geared geared, variable speed propeller; connected with gears; gives... Install the gears and start the machine with a gear

Geared motor; geared motor

gearhead['giəhed] computer fan; computer programmer; device enthusiast (head head)

Gearing['giəriŋ] transmission; connected by gears; matched with activities

Gearless ['giəlis] gearless, gearless

Gearmotor gear motor; gear downshift motor

Gear pair pair

gearset ['giəset] gearset (set device; device)

gearshift ['giə,ʃift] shift lever; gear lever = gear lever

gearstick ['giə,stik] gear lever;

Gear train gear train; gear chain (train skirt)

Gear up promotes; increases; makes quick gears; is ready

gearwheel ['giəhwi:l] [machine] gear (wheel wheel)

backgear ['bækgiə] rear gear; rear wheel (back)

brushgear['brʌʃgiə] brushing device (brush brush)

degear [di'giə] [English] [economics] "de-meshing", debt reduction and capital increase (refers to the reduction of corporate fixed-interest debt and the replacement of equity assets) (de-)

drawgear ['drɔ:giə] [english] (carriage) traction device;

Fishing gear fishing gear; salvage device (fishing fishing)

footgear ['futgiə] foot covering (e.g. shoes, boots, etc.), shoes and socks (foot foot)

Ground gear ground equipment, landing equipment (ground ground)

headgear dental aligners; Hat, horse head harness, [mining] derrick (head head)

high gear (high high)

Landing gear landing gear; landing gear, landing device (landing landing)

low gear (low low)

Low-gear low-speed gears; low-speed gears

messgear cutlery (mess canteen)

oilgear oil pressure transmission; oil flinging gear; lubrication gear (oil oil)

Out of gear [mechanical] gear disengaged, non-meshing; not functioning properly; (Things) disjointed, out of sync, abnormal; out of ... outside)

Reverse gear reversing gear, reverse gear (reverse rear)

second gear second gear (second second)

shift gears change speed; change mode (shift conversion)

stop-gear brake mechanism, stop device (stop stop)

switchgear switchgear, switchgear, power distribution device; (telephone) switching device (switch switch)

top-gear Top, top speed; last gear; high speed gear (top top)

X-gear gear; radial gear

gee[dʒi:] to the right! advance! fast! (The roar of horses and cows)

geese [gi:s] goose (goose plural; cf. cheese)

Gone Goose Hopeless Man; Something Hopeless (Gone Gone)

wild geese geese; wild geese; wild geese; wild geese (wild wild)

gel root cold, frozen, same geal (example word check gel)

gel [dʒel] gelatinization; Gel, colloid

gela- cold, frozen; gelatinous (-a-connection symbol)

Gelable ['dʒeləbl] can become gelatinous

gelant ['dʒelənt] gelant = gallant

gelate ['dʒeleit] gelling; Gelling; formation of colloids

gelati[dʒə'lɑ:ti] Italian ice cream (made with whole milk, sugar, jelly, etc. (also known as gelato)

gelatin ['dʒelətin] gelatin; animal glue;

gelatine[,dʒelə'ti:n] gum; jelly; white gelatin (-ine)

gelatinlike gelatinlike, gelatinous (-like)

Gelatinise glued; gelatinized

gelatinize gluing; gelatinous; envoy... into gelatin; glued to...

Gelatinization gelatization (action)

Gelatinizer gelling agent

gelatinizing agent; gelling agent; gelling agent

gelatinoid [dʒə'lætinɔid] gelatinoid; Gelatinous substances (-oid)

gelatinous[dʒə'lætinəs] gelatinous, gelatinous

gelation[dʒi'leiʃən] [physicochemical] gelatinized; frozen

gelification[dʒelifi'keiʃən] gelatinization; gelling (-fic-do)

gellant ['dʒelənt] gelatin = gelant

gelled [dʒeld] with heat sink; Gelling; formation of colloids; gelling

gelling['dʒeliŋ] gelling; gelling

gelling agent gelling agent

gel pen neutral pen (pen pen)

aquagel [physicochemical] hydrogel (aqua-water)

aquogel hydrogel (aquo-water)

degelation degumming (de-removed)

hair gel hair gel (hair hair)

hydrogel hydrogel (hydro-water)

minigel['minigl] miniature capsule (mini-)

nanogel nano gel (nano nano)

organogel [physicochemical] organic gel (organo-organic)

pregelatinized pregelatinization (pre-)

regelate ['ri:dʒileit] re-icing; re-condensing (re-)

Regelation (phenomenon); recoagulation (phenomenon)

shower gel shower gel and gel shower gel

softgel softgels (soft soft)

ungel[ʌn'dʒel] undissolved (un-)

ungelled ungelized (undone)

gelivable[dʒi'livəbl] powerful (derived from the Chinese "give force", Chinese English writing, meaning to give strength, with strength, is a transliteration)

The most gelivable is the most powerful

Ungelivable is not powerful

gem[dʒem] gemstones, treasures; essence; Embellishments; decorated with gemstones; decorated with gemstones (refer to game, note the pronunciation; refer to the seem them; hem edges)

Gemmed[dʒemd] set with gemstones

Gemmer['dʒemə] gem miner; gem prospector

gemolite['dʒemɔlait] [optical] gemstone examination glass

Gemological Gemology (-logy)

Gemologist Gemologist (also known as Gemologist)

gemology[dʒe'mɔlədʒi] gemology

gemstone ['dʒem,stəun] (carved) gemstone (stone stone)

Gen root 1.ten, etymology with ten; 2. fertility; reproduction; budding; gene = gene, deformation into gend, gent

Gena [dissect] cheeks

genae cheeks (gena variant)

Genal (anatomy) (related to) cheeks.)

Genarian old man, elderly man

Sexagenarians sixty-year-olds; people aged sixty to sixty-nine (sex-six, -gen ten, -arian people)

Sexagenary sixty; sixty or sixty to seventy years old; sixty or sixty to seventy years old man

gender['dʒendə] sex; gender; sexual intercourse; Birth (child, daughter), production (word derived from gen homogene gene; reference to tender gentle; soft)

gender differences

gender discrimination Sex discrimination

gendered['dʒendəd] is classified by sex

Gender Gap Gender Gap (Gap Gap; Divergence)

gender issues

genderless['dʒendəlis] asexual

gender role

Engender makes to produce; causes; Generated; caused (en-)

Transgender Transgender; Transgender (trans-trans)

transgendered gender-changing

gen, gene root fertility; reproduction; metamorphosis to gener (more examples of the word check gene)

Genealogical genealogy; genealogical; genealogical

Genealogist genealogist; genealogist

genealogy; lineage; genealogy; genealogy; genealogy

Generic; generic; generic; generic;

Gens (ethnicity) clans; tribes; clans

Genteel was cultured; urbane; high-society

Gentry aristocrats; high society people

Genial kind, friendly; kind; appropriate

Geniality Gracious; Warm; Comfortable

Genialize makes kindness; makes pleasure; makes it suitable for the growth of plants and animals

Genially kindly; cheerfully; graciously

Genitalia (of); reproductive; vulva

Genitalia genitalia genitalia, vulva

Genitourinary genitourinary of the genitourinary

genus; species; (biological) genus

gene [dʒi:n] [legacy] gene, genetic factor (gene-fertility; reproduction)

Gene cloning; gene cloning (cloning)

Gene Engineering Genetic Engineering

Gene library;

gene mutation

gene pool gene pool

Gene therapy

generate ['dʒenəreit] to make formation; occur; reproduction (gene gene)

genesis ['dʒenisis] (origin of things); origin; cause; occurrence; genesis (-sis noun)

genetic [dʒi'netik] is inherited; genetic; genetic; originated

genetic map; genetic map (map map)

genetical [dʒi'netikəl] genetic; originating; founding

Genetically [dʒi'netikəli] from a genetic point of view; from a genetic point of view

genetically modified

GM=genetically modified transgenic

genetically modified food

geneticist [dʒi'netisist] geneticist

genetics [dʒi'netiks] genetics

Genic ['dʒenik] gene; caused by genes; genetic; related to embryos

geno- fertility; reproduction (-o-connection symbol)

geno['dʒi:nəu] gene population (-o exclamation)

genocide ['dʒenəusaid] genocide; genocide of the entire genocide (-cide killing)

Genocidal [,dʒenəu'saidəl] group massacre, genocidal

Genocidist ['dʒenəusaidist] advocates of genocidal policies

genome['dʒi:nəum] genome; chromosome group

genotypic [,dʒenəu'tipik] genotype (typic typical)

genotypical[,dʒenəu'tipikl] genotype (typically typical)

Allogene [legacy] allogeneic, recessive genes; foreign objects; [geological] other organisms; xenogenes

allogeneic allogeneic; allogeneic (allo closely linked; isomeric)

androgen['ændrədʒen] male hormones; male hormones (andro-male)

androgenic androgenic; androgenic (genic)

androgenic hormone [physiological] androgens, hormones

androgenous male parthenogenition; genous production

androgenesis male unisexual reproduction; [embryo] andronuclear development (genesis origin)

anthropogenic man-made; anthropo-human origin (anthropo- human)

Anthropogenesis of human origin; human occurrence

Anthropogenetic anthropological; human origin

anthropogeny Human origin theory = anthropogenesis

antigen ['æntidʒən] [immune] antigen (anti-)

antigene antigene, antigene, antigene (gene gene)

antigenic[,ænti'dʒenik] [immunological] antigenic, antigenic

antigenicity [immune] antigenicity

ATMogenic atmosphere; air-fed (ATMO atmosphere)

autogeny [ɔ:'tɔdʒini] unisex reproduction; auto-automatic

Autogenesis [,ɔ:təu'dʒenisis] is said to be unanigene; [biological] naturally occurring is said; unisex reproduction

Autogenetic [,ɔ:təudʒi'netik] is autogenetic;

autogenic [,ɔ:tə'dʒenik] is autogenous; spontaneous; self-splicing = autogenous

autogenous [ɔ:'tɔdʒinəs] is spontaneous; spontaneous

biogenesis [,baiəu'dʒenisis] [biology] biogenesis; biological origin (bio-organism)

Biogenic [,baiəu'dʒenik] necessary for life; biologically caused

Biogenous [bai'ɔdʒənəs] gives birth to life; life arises

biogeny[bai'ɔdʒini] biogenesis; biogenesis = biogenesis

Cacogenesis malformation; inferiority; hybridization inability; tectonic abnormalities

Cacogenic racially degraded

Cacogenics Shoddy (CACO-Bad)

cancerogen (cancer cancer)

cancerogenic carcinogenic, carcinogenic; caused by cancer (also known as carcinogenic)

cancerogenesis cancer

Catagenesis degeneration (cata-down, down; gene gene)

Catagen Middle period of hair growth; degeneration period; middle growth

clastogen chromosome breaker (clast clastic rock)

Clastogenic chromosomal-fractured

Congener ['kɔndʒinə] homogeneous; homogeneous people; animals and plants of the same genus; homogeneous, homogeneous; con-)

congeneric [,kɔndʒi'nerik] homogeneous, homogeneous

Congenator['kɔndʒinə] homogeneous; homogeneous people; animals and plants of the same genus

Congenerous homologous; has the same function or function; synergistic; homologous

Congenial like-minded; similar in personality; appropriate; consistent (genial and kind)

Congenially is like-minded

Congenialness homogeneity

Congeniality of the same nature; suitability; empathy; geniality of kindness

congenital, innate; innate (genital genitalia)

Cosmogenic cosmic occurrence; produced by cosmic (ejected) lines (cosmo-cosmic)

Cosmogenesis Cosmogenesis Theory; Cosmogenesis (-gene)

cryogen ['kraiədʒən] refrigerant, refrigerant, cryo-fluid (cryo-cryo)

Cryogenic [,kraiə'dʒenik] frozen; cryogenic; cryogenic experimental

Cryogenics [,kraiə'dʒeniks] cryogenics

Cryogeny[,kraiə'dʒeni] cryogenics

Cytogenetic cell production; cytogenesis

cytogenesis cellogenesis; cytogenesis (cyto-cell)

Cytogenetical cytogenetics

cytogenetically cytogenetically

Cytogenetics cytogenetics

Disingenuous is hypocritical; dishonest; dishonest; cunning

Disingenuously dishonestly

Disingenuousness hypocrisy; insincere; cunning

Disingenuity is not frank, not upright, not honest; cunning, cunning

dysgenic [dis'dʒenik] non-eugenic; dys-bad; dys-bad; bad)

dysgenics [dis'dʒeniks] inferiority; genics genetics

dysgenesis [dis'dʒenisis] reproductive disorders, infertility; developmental insufficiency (genesis origin)

echogenic [,ekəu'dʒenik] [radiology] echo; reflected wave (echo reflection)

Epigenetic postnatal; exogenous; progressive; epigenetic

Epigenetics Experimental Embryology, Epigenetics

Erotogenic arousing, arousing sexuality; erogenous (eroto-pornographic)

ethnogeny[eθ'nɔdʒini] ethnology; ethnogenesis (ethno-ethnography)

ethnogenesis Racial Evolution; Racial Formation, Racial Formation (or Occurrence)

Eugenic superior; eugenic (eu-good)

Eugenics

exogen explants; dicotyledons (exo-outer)

Exogenous; exogenous; exogenous; exogenous

Exogenic; exogenous; exogenous; exogenous

extragenetic non-genetic (extra extra)

Gamogenic synthymous, sexually reproducible (gamo-married)

Heterogeneous consists of many kinds, mixed; various; (chemical) heterogeneous, heterogeneous; (mathematical) impure, jagged (-gen birth, production. Derivations of various meanings)

heterogenous; [biological] heterogeneous; heterogeneous

Heterogeneity [biological] heterogeneity; [chemical] heterogeneity; heterogeneity; heterogeneousness

homogeneity homogeneous; homogene; homogeneity homogeneity homogene

Homogeneous; [number] homogeneous; homogeneous; homogeneous

Homogeneousness homogeneity

hydrogen['haidrədʒən] hydrogen (hydro-hydrogen, hydrogen-containing; Water)

hypnogenesis hypnosis (hypno-sleep)

hypnogenetic hypnotic

hysterogenic hysterogenic hysterologic, progenitary (hystero-uterus)

immunogen [i'mju:nədʒin] immunogen

immunogenic produces immunity

immunogenicity; immunogenicity; immunogenic; immunogenic

ingenuous[in'dʒenjuəs] naïve; frank; upright; simple (in;-gen procreation, birth, originally referred to as born noble, later extended to righteous sincerity, innocence, now mostly used in a pejorative sense)

Ingenuously bluntly; straight

Ingenuousness is forthright; upright; honest

ingenue [,ænʒei'nju:] a young girl who has just entered the social world and has little experience; Naïve, naïve girly

intergenic [,intə'dʒenik] intergene (inter-)

intragenic [legacy] within the gene (intra-in)

ionogenic ionizable (ion ion)

Isogenesis [biological] homologous development

isogenous [biological] homologous

isogeny [ai'sɔdʒəni] [bio] homology (iso-same; equal)

malignant [medical] malignant; harmful; malicious; Malicious person (mal-bad, gn=gene)

mammogen prolactin, breast development hormone (mammo-breast)

minigenes; mini-genes

monogene monogene (mono-mono)

Monogenesis unisexual reproduction; monogenic theory; univid theory

Monogenetic monogenetic occurs; asexual reproduction

Monogenic unisexual; unisex reproductive (genic)

monogenism Human Homology (-ism)

Monogeny univariate occurrence theory; univident theory

Mutagen Substances that induce mutations in organisms (muta-mutations)

mutagenesis [biology]mutagenesis; causing mutations; mutation formation; chemical mutagenesis (-sis)

Mutagenic mutagenic; mutagenic

mutagenicity [genetics] mutagenicity, mutagenicity

mutagenize mutagenesis, mutagenic (cell, organism, etc.) mutagenic with mutagens; mutagenic treatment

multigene polygenic (multi-multi)

Neogenic neo-new

neurogenic neurogenic; originating in neural tissue (neur-nerve)

neurogenesis [embryonic] neurogenesis; neurogenesis (-sis)

oligogene few genes (oligo-oligo, oligo)

Oligogenic oligogenes

Omnigenous variety (omni-full; total)

ontogeny [biological] onomatogenesis; onto-present

Ontogenetic [biological] on-one; ontogenetic

ontogenic [,ɔntəu'dʒenik] is ondynogenic; ononogenetic

ontogenesis ontology; onigenesis (-sis)

optogenetics optogenetics (opto-light)

organogenesis organogenesis; organogenesis (organo-organ)

Organogenetic organogenesis (genetically inherited)

Organogenic; [organic] organically generated

Organogenist expert in organogenology

oxygen['ɔksidʒən] oxygen (oxy-oxygen;-gen-reproduction)

oxygen enricher oxygen enricher ; Oxygen enricher (enricher concentrator)

oxygenate oxidizes, oxygenates; treats with oxygen; makes... With oxidation

Oxygenation is treated with oxygen, oxidation

Oxygenize ['ɔksidʒənaiz] to oxidize

Palaeogene under the tertiary system; early tertiary (palaeo-archaic)

Palaeogenetics Paleogenetics

paleogene ['peili:əudʒi:n] early (part 2) Tertiary (system); lower tertiary ; paleo-paleo-paleo)

pathogen ['pæθədʒən] pathogen; pathogen (patho- pathology)

pathogene ['pæθədʒi:n] pathogen

Pathogenetic; pathogenic

Pathogenic; pathogenic; pathogenic

Pathogenesis; pathogenesis (-sis)

pathogeny [pə'θɔdʒini] pathogen; [pathological] pathogenesis

photogen ['fəutədʒen] light source (body) (refers to the luminescent organ of certain organisms);

Photogenic illuminated; photographic; light-induced

polygen ['pɔlidʒen] [chemistry] multivalent elements (there are more than two compounds)

polygene['pɔlidʒi:n] [biology] polygene (poly-)

Polygenic [,pɔli'dʒenik] polygenic

Polygeny [pə'lidʒəni] (of human origin) multiplicity occurs; ethnographic pluralism

pregnance['prenns] pregnancy (gn=gene,pre- )

Primogeniture primogeniture primogeniture primogeniture primogenit prima prima primogenit primogenit prim

Primogenitor Ancestor; Ancestor (Genitor Mother or Father)

progenitor ancestors; original; origin (pro-)

Progeny descendants; descendants; fruits

proteme (prote+genome; chromosomal genome)

Protemics Proteomics; Proteomics

psychogenic Psycho-spiritual

Psychogenesis [psycho] Psychogenesis; Psychogenesis (genesis occurrence)

Pyrogen heat source (pyro-fire; heat)

Pyrogenic [rock] igneous; hyperthermia (genic)

Pyrogenicity pyrogenicity

Pyrogenetic heat occurs; fire is made

Resurge Resurrection; Resur - Re

Resurgence resurrection; reappearance; resurrection

Resurgent resurrected; resurrected; resurrected

subgenera [,sʌb'dʒenərə] subclass (plural of subgenus)

subgenus[,sʌb'dʒi:nəs] [biological] subgenus (sub-)

supergene ['sju:pə ,dʒin] epigene; shallow generated; [Geology] Shallow deposits (super-)

Telegenic [,teli'dʒenik] for television broadcasting, for on-camera (tele-TV)

transgene ['træns,dʒin] [legacy] transgenes; trans-transgenes (trans-transfer)

Transgenic [trænz'dʒenik] (animal or plant) transgenic

transgenic animal, transgenic animal

Transgenic plant genetically modified plants

Transgenosis [Biology] Gene Transfer (-sis)

tumorigenesis tumorigenesis (tumor tumor)

tumorigenic; tumorigenesis

videogenic For TV = telegenic (video video)

zoogenic [,zənə'dʒenik] animal-borne; = zoogenous from animals

Zoogenous [zəu'ɔdʒənəs] animal-borne

zoogeny [zəu'ɔdʒini] [zoology] animal occurrence;

gener root Reproduction, fertility, homogen, gene

general['dʒenərəl] general, ordinary; synthetic; general; general; general, general; regular (-gener fertility, i.e. homogeneous, generic, general by extension)

General hospital;

general idea to the effect of idea (idea idea)

General Manager Deputy General Manager

General Office; General Affairs Office (Office)

general partner

general plan master plan; master plan

general review general review; general review (review review)

general revision review

General store (store store)

General Survey Synthesis Review; General Test (Survey Measurement)

General term overview, general term (term term)

vice-general manager deputy general manager (vice-vice; sub-)

general trend

general will

cook-general (English) as a cook cook

in general, in general; in general

outgeneral excels in leadership; Fight with superior tactics; Take the lead (out-)

Generalcy ['dʒenərəlsi] general position; general rank; general term; general office; general office

Commander-in-Chief of generalissimo, Grand Marshal; Commander of the Legion

Generalist ['dʒenərəlist] is a person who knows several disciplines, is knowledgeable, has many talents;

Generality [,dʒenə'ræliti] Generality; universality; most

Generalisation [English] Generalization; Induction; Universal Principles

Generalization generalization; generalization; generalization

generalise ['dʒenərəlaiz] generalization; generalized; generalized; Generalization; induction; popularization

generalize ['dʒenərəlaiz] to form a concept; Generalization; Promotion; Making... generalization

Generalized, generalized; unsalised; Promotion; on... Generalize;

generally ['dʒenərəli] usually; universally, generally

Generalship Generals; General Positions; General Tenure (-ship)

generic [dʒi'nerik] class; generic; generic; generic; generic;

generically [dʒi'nerikəli] generically; generically

intergeneric [physics] inter-genus

overgeneralize is too general (over-)

Overgeneralization of false inferences; overgeneralization

Surveyor General Surveying Director

generate ['dʒenəreit] makes formation; occurs; reproduction (-gener-reproduction)

generable ['dʒenərəbl] is fertile, fertile; producible, can occur

generant ['dʒenərənt] is generated; occurs; [mathematical] master, busbar, mother

Generated['dʒenəreitid] generated; occurred; (makes) generated

generating['dʒenə,reitiŋ] generated; generated; Generation; occurrence; [Count] generates; causes

Generation; generation; generation; generation; reproduction

Generational; fertile

Generative reproductive; productive; productive; productive

generative cell germ cells

generative grammar; derived grammar

Generativist generative grammarian

generativity breeding

generator ['dʒenəreitə] generator; generator; producer

degeneracy [di'dʒenərəsi] degeneration; [thing] degeneracy; degeneracy; degeneration (de-)

degenerate [di'dʒenəreit] makes degenerate; deteriorates; Degenerate; degenerate; degenerate; degenerate; fallen; fallen man

Degeneration degeneration; [medical] degeneration; degeneration; degeneration; deterioration

Degenerative degenerate; degenerate; regressive

ingenerate [in'dʒenərit] born; non-generated; inherent (in-negation)

Intergenerational occurs (or exists) between two generations (or generations); between generations; intergenerational (inter-)

Lost Generation Lost

regenerable renewable (re-)

regenerant[ri'dʒenəriənt] regenerative agent (-ant agent)

regenerate[ri'dʒenəreit] makes regeneration; innovation; regeneration; regeneration; innovation; regeneration; innovation

regenerated regenerative; Regeneration; innovation

Regenerating regeneration; reforming; restoring to the status quo ante

Regeneration [chemistry] regeneration, rebirth; reconstruction

Regenerative regenerative; regenerative, regenerative; renewed

Second generation 2nd generation; improved (second 2nd)

Wind power generation (wind power)

Generous; generous; generous; magnanimous (gener-reproductive; originally "noble-born", with gene genes; -ous)

generously['dʒenərəsli] generously; generously (adjective +ly)

generousness['dʒenərəsnis] rich, fertile;

generosity[dʒenə'rɔsəti] generous, generous; generous (-ty)

overgenerous [,əuvə'dʒenərəs] overly generous (over-)

ungenerous[ʌn'dʒenərəs] narrow-minded; miserly; stingy; un-generous (un-)

ungenerously[ʌn'dʒenərəsli] miserly (adjective +ly)

genit root reproduction; birth; generation (derived from gen-, reference-it)

Genital; genital; genital; genital

genitalia genitalia, vulva (-ia)

Genitor mother or couple

genito-urinary genitourinary (urinary; urinary)

genius['dʒi:njəs] genius, talent; spirit (gen-gene, -i-connection symbol; -us noun suffix)

genie['dʒi:ni] genie, yokai (-ie)

Ingenious is original; clever, refined; ingenious (in)

Ingeniously wisely; talented

ingeniousness (exquisite; refined; creative)

ingenuity, ingenuity, ingenuity; ingenuity; ingenious device

Genocide ['dʒenəusaid] genocide; genocide of the entire genocide (geno gene population, -cide killing)

Gent root Upbringing; genteel; (origin) nobility (-gen-variant of "procreation") (e.g.

Gent [dʒent] gentleman; man; men's toilet (cf. generous generas generous)

genteel[dʒen'ti:l] high-society; Cultured; Polite (see eel; eel)

Genteelly[dʒen'ti:li] genteelly, culturedly

Gentility[dʒen'ti:liti] is cultured, genteel; upper class/social

Gently['dʒentli] gently; gently, gently

gentle['dʒentl] gentle; elegant; gentle; gentle, tamed; maggot, bait (gent-elegant; -le small word suffix, table repeatedly)

gentle and quiet; gentle; quiet introverted

Gentle and simple noble and lowly; nobles and commoners (simple people of humble origin)

Gentle and soft

gentle breeze

gentle dip gent tilt; flat tilt (dip tilt)

gentlefolk['dʒentlfəuk] a man of high birth, a man of high society, a man of high society (folk nationality)

gentlehood ['dʒentlhud] famous people;

Gentleman; man of status (man man)

gentlemanlike ['dʒentlmənlaik] gentleman's;

gentlemanly['dʒentlmənli] gentlemanly; Polite (noun + ly)

gentleness['dʒentlnis] meek; gracious; noble; polite (-ness)

gentler['dʒentlə] more elegant; more cultured (adjective +er)

gentlest['dʒentlist] the most elegant; the most cultured (adjective + est)

gentle rain Soft rain, gentle rain

gentle slope; gentle slope; slope slope

Gentlewoman NobleWoman, a woman of status;

gentlewomanlike (-like)

Gentlewomanly Lady's; Ladylike (Noun + ly)

gentrify ['dʒentrifai] to carry out improvement work; to make optimization; to repair or improve; to make it appear elegant; to make the middle class (-fy makes... ）

Gentrification[,dʒentrifi'keiʃən] Gentrification of lower dwellings; gentrification (-tion)

Gentry[dʒentri] aristocrats;

ungentlemanly unsquivocal; uncultured; indecent (un-)

Walking gentleman (walking walk)

genuine ['dʒenjuin] true, genuine; sincere (gen-procreation, -u-connection symbol; -ine adjective suffix, i.e. "born")

genu ['dʒenjuː] knee

Genuinely['dʒenjuinli] sincerely; honestly

Genuineness['dʒenjuinnis] is true, genuine; sincere, sincere

genus ['dʒi:nəs] class; species; (biological) genus (gen-fertility; -us)

ingenuous innocent; frank; upright; simple (in;-gen procreation, birth, originally pointed out to be born noble, later extended to righteousness sincere, innocent, now mostly used in a pejorative sense)

geo roots ['dʒi:əu-] Earth; land; geography (derived from the ge-,-o-connection symbol)

anthropogeography human geography distribution; anthropo -human geography

atmogeochemistry Atmospheric Geochemistry; Atmospheric Geochemistry (ATMO Atmosphere)

biogeography [ecology] Biogeography (bio-life-related)

Dungeon Dungeon, Geo-Dungeon

palaeogeography (palaeo-paleo)

paleogeography (paleo- paleo, old, prehistoric)

paleogeographic paleogeographic

Paleogeographical paleogeographic

Spacegeology

zoogeography zoogeography (zoo zoo)

Zoogeographer zoogeographer

Zoogeographic of zoogeography

Zoogeographical of zoogeography

geoarchaeology (archaeology archaeology)

geoastronomy astrogeology (astronomy)

Geobiology Biology Biology

Geobiological (biological biology)

geoboard geometry plate (board plate)

Geocaching Geo Treasure Hunt (Caching Buffer)

Geocentric is Earth-centric; measured from the center of the Earth (centric)

Geocentricism geocentrism

Geocentrism says geocentric; earth center says

Geocentricity Earth Center says = geocentricism

Geochemical Geochemistry

Geochemist geochemist (worker) (chemist chemist)

Geochemistry (chemistry chemistry)

geochronology earth chronology (chronology chronology)

Geocide Destruction of the Earth (geo-Earth; -cide kill)

Geocology Geological Ecology; Environmental Geology (GEO-;-ology)

geodesic geodesic; measured (= geodetic); geodesy; geodesic; geodesic (-des segmentation; distribution)

Geodetic of geodesy; shortest line

Geodesy geodesy

geoelectric (geo-electric)

Geoelectrics [figure] geoelectricity

Geoelectricity (electricity electricity)

Geoengineering Geological Engineering; Geotechnical Engineering

geoenvironment (environment environment)

geography[dʒi'ɔgrəfi] Geography; topography (geo-;-graphy diagramming)

geographer [dʒi'ɔgrəfə] geographer

Geographic [,dʒiə'græfik] geographical; geographical

geographical[,dʒiə'græfikl] geographical;

geographical mile geography mile (mile mile)

Geographically geographically; geographically (adjective +ly)

geohazard geological hazards (geo-hazard danger)

Geohistory Geohistory (geo-;history)

geologic [,dʒiəu'lɔdʒik] geological; geological

geologic survey geological survey; Geological exploration; Geological surveys; Geological Survey (Survey Survey)

Geological, geological

Geological map; Engineering geology and survey geological map (map map)

geological museum

geological surveys; geological surveys; geological surveys

Geologically from a geological point of view

geologize studies geology, surveys geology; Right... Do geological surveys

geology[,dʒi'ɔlədʒi] geology; geological conditions (-logy theory; speech)

geologist[,dʒi'ɔlədʒist] geologist, geologist

pregeologic prehistoric; pregeophylaxis; pre-epoch geology

geometer[dʒi'ɔmitə] geometrist; [Plant protection] inchworm (a kind of insect that bends its body in an arc when moving) (geo-;-meter measurement unit)

geometric[dʒiəu'metrik] geometric (geo-metric metric)

geometric figure geometry

Geometrical geometric, geometric

Geometrically use geometry; geometrically on the ground; geometrically on the ground; geometrically on the ground

geometrician geometrist (-ian)

geometry [dʒi'ɔmitri] geometry

geonavigation [navigation] [water transport] landmark navigation, geo-navigation navigation

Geonomy [day] geoscience; geoscience (geo-;-nomy law)

Geonomics Geography Economics

geophysics; geophysics; Physics physics

Geophysical of geophysics

geophysicist geophysicist

Geopolitical Geopolitics (politics politics)

Geopolitician Geopolitician (-ian)

Geopolitics Geopolitics; Geopolitics (-ICS... Learning)

Geoscience Earth Sciences; Geo-science sciences

geospace geospace; geospace orbit (geo-space space)

Geostationary synchronized with the Rotation of the Earth (geo-; stationary stationary)

geostrategy geopolitical strategy (geo-; strategy strategy)

geosynchronous is synchronous to the earth; synchronous with the earth's relative position (synchronous; simultaneous)

Geotechnical Geological Technology (Technical Technology)

geotherm geothermal; [feature] geothermal isothermal (therm kcal)

geothermal [geothermal] geothermal; geothermal (thermal thermal)

Geothermal energy geothermal energy

Ger root 1.Bearing, bearing; carrying, containing, bringing, transporting; with best, gist; 2. 2. Yurts, yurts; Old man (Chagera, Geri, Gero)

Geracomium Nursing Home (=gerocomium; gera-elderly; -comium with-arium location)

Belligerence Combativeness; BellIgerence; Bell Warfare (-bell war; -i-connection symbol; ger bears, bears)

Belligerency Warring States; Belligerency Warring

Belligerent belligerent; belligerent; belligerent; belligerent; persons or groups involved in brawls

Belligerently belligerently belligerently; belligerently

exaggerate [iɡ'zædʒəreit] to enlarge; Exaggeration; exaggeration (ex-outward; a-direction; -ger carrying, transporting)

Exaggerated exaggerated, exaggerated; exaggerated, exaggerated

Exaggeratedly exaggerated

Exaggerating exaggeration; exaggeration; exaggeration, exaggeration; exaggeration

Exaggeration; exaggeration; exaggeration

Exaggerative exaggerated

Exaggerator is overrepresented; exaggerated

monger ['mʌŋɡə] spreads, sells; (door-to-door) peddles; merchants, dealers (bad things or ideas) propagators, preachers (mon-single; -ger carry)

ovigerous spawners; ovi-ovi-ovi-o-ovate

gerent [dʒe'rənt] ruler; administrator (-ger- bearer, bearer)

Gerente ['dʒerənt] (Spain) Manager

Gerentocratic administrators; rulers of the class; administrative

vicegerent proxies; acting rulers; Vice-vice

Geri - old people, old people

Geriatric for the elderly; geriatric; geriatric; elderly patients; geriatric for the elderly (geri-atric; with psychiatric)

Geriatrician geriatrician, geriatrician specialist

Geriatrics Geriatrics; Elderly Patients

Geriatrist geriatrician

gero- Old Man, deformed into geronto (derived from the ger-;-o-connection symbol)

Gerocomium Nursing Home; Nursing Home (-comium with-arium location)

Gerontocracy Elderly Politics; Elderly Government (-CRACY Rule; Polity; Administration)

Gerontocratic ruled by the old man

Gerontological of the elderly

Gerontologist is an expert in geriatrics

Gerontology Geriatrics; Geriatrics; Gerontology (-Logy)

germ root microbiology (derived from gen-fertility, germ; microorganism is the original form of life; example word chagerm)

germ[dʒə:m] [plant] germ, germ; bacteria (-germ fertility; microorganisms. Reference terms; semester)

Germ cell germ cells

germ carrier carriers; Pathogen carrier (carrier carrier)

germ warfare warfare

germ weapon

germicid['dʒə:misid] fungicide

germicide['dʒə:misaid] fungicide, fungicide (-cide)

Germicidal is sterile; it has bactericidal power

germina['dʒə:minə] seeds; germs

Germinal['dʒə:minl] germ; young; primitive

germinate['dʒə:mineit] makes germination; makes growth; Germination; growth

germinating sprouting; sprouted; Make germination

Germinating ability germination ability

Germination germination; occurrence; pegmatogenation

Germinative sprouted; developmental

germy ['dʒə:mi] with bacteria; Infected by bacteria, contaminated, unclean (noun + y)

Wheat germ Wheat germ, wheat wheat

degerm removes... The nuclear; the elimination of ... Germs (de-removed)

degermation disinfection; sterilization

degerminator de-germing machine

degerming sterilization; disinfection; [grain] deodorization; debacterial; removal of germ

pregerminate pre-sprouted (pre-)

pregermination germination; Germination treatment (pre-)

Ungerminated seeds Unspring seeds

-german ['dʒə:mən] is now mainly used as a compound word, meaning "with parents (used after brother-, sister-) with grandparents; with maternal grandparents (after cousin-)"

German ['dʒə:mən] German; German, German; German (man man)

Germany['dʒə:məni] Germany (reference many)

-german ['dʒə:mən] is now mainly used as a compound word, meaning "the same parent (used after brother-, sister-) with the same grandparent; the same maternal grandparent (used after cousin-)"

German mark (Mark currency)

German shepherd German Shepherd; Alsace Wolfhound; German police dog = German police dog

Germanic['dʒə:mænik] German; German; Germanic (-ic)

Germanism['dʒə:mənizəm] German spirit;

Germanize['dʒə:mənaiz] put... Translated into German; Germanization (-ize)

Germanization[,dʒə:mənai'zeiʃən] Germanized; German translation (-tion)

Germanophil [dʒə:'mænəufail] people who worship Germany (or Germans, German customs, influences, etc.) (-phile addictive... of)

Germanophile [dʒə:'mænəfail] pro-German; pro-German; Pro-German

Germanophobe [dʒə:'mænəfəub] People who hate Germany (or Germans, German customs, influences, etc.) (-phobe fear ...) of people)

Germanophobia [,dʒə:mænə'fəubiə] Germanophobia[,dʒə];

Germans['dʒə:mənz] Germans; Germans

brother-german brother (same parent)

cousin-german ['kʌzən'dʒə:mən] cousin, brother, sister, sister

High German; Standard German

Pan-German [pæn'dʒə:mən] Pande's; Pan-Germanists; Advocate of Pan-Germanism (Pan-Quan)

Sister-german sister (same parent)

gero- old man, deformed into geronto (derived from the ger-;o-connection symbol, example word checkgeri)

Gest roots are produced; bearing, bearing; carrying, containing, bringing, transporting; with ger and gist

gest story poems; stories; martial arts; poetic novels

Gestion behavior; governance

Gestor legal representative

congest [kən'dʒest] congestion; crowded; Con-congestion

Congested clogged, crowded; crowded; crowded; Overload

Congestion crowded; congested; congestive

Congestive is congestive, congestive

digest [di'dʒest] digestion; absorption; integration; digest; abstract; abstract (di-separation; removal, i.e. banding in different directions, used to refer to digestion, later also used to refer to abstracts)

digestant digestible; digestible; Digestive agents; stomach medicines

Digester [di'dʒestə] as a digester; aiding digestion of foods; compiler; distiller

digestible [di'dʒstəbl] easily digestible; digestible

digestibility; digestibility

Digestibleness in a state of easy digestion

digesting steaming; Digestion; absorption; acceptance, comprehension

Digestion digestion; comprehension

Digestive; digestive; digestive; digestive medicine

digestive tract

digestor[di'dʒestə] [chemical] cooker, digester = digester

Excretion (sweat, feces, etc.) (e-outward)

Egestion excretion

ingest ingest; Ingestion; Absorption; Reception (in-entry;-gest take, belt, extended righteousness ingestion, absorption)

ingesta diet; nutrients ingested

ingestible absorbable; Ingestible

ingestion ingestion; Absorption; Ingested

ingestive [biological] feeding; For absorption

progesterone progesterone (pro-)

suggest[sə'dʒest] proposal, suggestion; inspiration; reminiscence; display; hint (sug- from bottom up; chagest carry; transport)

suggested; implied; Suggestion; implication

suggestible; soft ear roots; susceptible

suggestibility implies susceptibility; instigates; is suggestive

Suggestions; Suggestions; Gestures; Hints; Subtle Signs

Suggestive suggestive; suggestive; alludential

suggestively suggestively; associatively; suggestively

suggestiveness suggestive; heuristic

Suggestopedia Suggestibility; Suggestive Pedagogy (-Pedia Encyclopedia section)

gestate ['dʒesteit] to make pregnant; Gestation, Creation (-gest carry, carry, -ate)

gestation [dʒes'teiʃən] gestation; pregnancy; gestation

gestation period; pregnancy; period of pregnancy

gestational; conceived

geste[dʒest] gestures; behavior, manners (-gest-carry; bearer)

gesti root produces; bears, bears; carries, contains, brings, transports (derived from the nest-,-i-connection symbol)

Gestic is related to movement (specifically in dance)

gesticulate gestures with gestures; gestures (when speaking); Talk with gestures; do pose expression

gesticulating gestures (-cul with-ul small)

Gesticulation gestures; postures; gestures

Gesto root produces; bears, bears; carries, contains, brings, transports (derived from the nest-,-o-connection symbol)

gestodene pregnedienone (dene sand)

gemstone progesterone

gestosis [obstetrics and gynaecology] pregnancy poisoning (-sis)

gesture['dʒestʃə] gesture; gesture; Gestures; gestures with movements (-gest-, finger gestures, gestures)

Geste gestures; behavior, mannerisms

Gestural gestures; gestures of action

make a gesture to make a gesture, to indicate; to make a gesture (make)

get [get] get; become (reference let let; forget forget)

got[gɔt] get (get's past tense)

gotten gets; reached (get's done structure)

getable ['getəbl] can be obtained(-able)

Get a cold cold

Get a laugh

getatable ['getætəbl] is accessible; available

gettable['getəbl] can be obtained; available = getable

get across through; make... Be understood

get a pass (pass; pass)

Get around walking around; escape; spread = get round = get about

getaway['getə,wei] escape; escape; short vacation; place suitable for travel (away departure)

Get back to Beijing and return to Beijing

Get bigger

getdate gets the current date; gets the date date

Get down; swallow; make frustrated (down down)

get hold of grasp; grasp; get (hold grasp)

get home [get həum] get to arrive

Get hot; get excited, get excited

get in a dig at someone [spoken]

Get in groups to form groups

Get into; fall into; put on; get used to

get into a row reprimanded, scolded (row noisy)

get into office inauguration, office

get into trouble to trouble

Got it got it; got it

Get left abandoned; defeated (left left)

get lost[gɔt lɔst] lost (lost is the done structure of the loser)

get off [get ɔf] get off; Medium out

get on[get ɔn] Get in the car

Get on one's feet stand up

Get on the world

Get out to leave, get out; leak; publish

get/ be tired of 厌烦；厌倦

getter ['getə] aspirant; obtainer (-er)

Get the cheese disappointed;

Get the monkey off .e., quit drug addiction

Get through; arrive; finish; get on the phone; get through, get through (difficult times, etc.)

Get together to get together; get together

Get up and get up

get used to get used to...

get well [get wel] to restore health

gotter['gɔtə] [slang] had to

go-getter ['gəu'getə] veteran; competent man (go walk)

go-getting ['gəugetiŋ] ambitious; means tough

ill-gotten obtained by improper means (ill-negation)

Ill-gotten gains illegal gains; ill-gotten gains

ungetatable [ʌn'getætəbl] inaccessible, inaccessible (un-)

misgotten[,mis'gɔtən] obtained by improper means = misbegotten

-ggle （-le 1. 2. Repeatedly; Small)

daggle drag; drag; drag drag

draggle drag; drag wet; trail; drag wet; drag drag

Gaggle flock; flock of geese; cackling; quacking (onomatopoeia, imitating duck or goose)

Haggle bargaining; arguing; hacking; slashing (etymology with hack combing; hacking; -le repeatedly. By extension, lexical controversy, bargaining)

Raggle sink; in... Upper boiling sink (rag rags; debris)

Straggle gets lost; lags behind; scatters, spreads; scatters; walks sporadically; scatters a bunch (see strugle)

Straggler wanderers; outdated soldiers; outlier animals; vines and leaves

Straggling is lagging behind; discrete; off-team

waggle rocking; constantly rocking back and forth; swinging; rocking back and forth; swinging; swinging (wag swinging)

giggle smirk; giggle; giggle; giggle; eating laugh (onomatopoeia)

higgle Bargaining, bargaining (reference haggle)

Higgler sells merchants

Jiggle shakes lightly; moves slightly; shakes lightly

Miggle game with finger flicks of stones or beads

Niggle is obsessed with small sections; time-consuming for trivia; picky; stingy to give (etymology is the same as niggard stingy, -le repeatedly. Extended word meaning makes trouble, makes anxiety)

Niggling worries about trivialities; overly elaborate; trivial (nigger niggers (derogatory); people of low social status)

Piggle Greedy Pig (Pig Pig)

sniggle hook fishing in eel holes, hook fishing in eel holes, hook fishing in eel holes

Wiggle makes wiggle, makes writhing; wiggles; wiggles (wig wigs; agitation; madness)

Wiggler Swinging Man; Squirming Stuff (see Waggle)

Wiggly writhing; swaying from side to side; waving; squirming

Wriggle squirms; meanders; makes squirm; squirms; creeps; sneaks in imperceptibly; squirms; writhes

Wriggler [Kun] syllable; writhing people or things

Wriggly evasive; creepy (see waggle)

Boggle hesitates, flinchs; panics; messes up, breaks (bog swamp; mud pond)

Goggle's eyes rolled; his eyes widened; his eyes goggles, his goggles; his eyes were open; his eyes were wide open; his eyes were open

Goggled wearing goggles; glaring

Joggle meshing; shaking, swaying; gently rocking; meshing; mortise

Joggled meshed staggered; gently rocked; fluttered

Joggler pick-up operator (jog jogging; nudge; waddling; making bumps)

Toggle tethered, fastened; switch, trigger; buckled

toggle bolting device (originally a nautical term, probably derived from tog clothes, to put on, -le tools)

The guggles make a crunching sound of joy; the flow of water makes a gurgling sound; the people make a clatter of joy; the gurgling of water

Juggle juggle; deception; distortion; distortion; deception; juggling; deception

Juggler tricksters; jugglers; jugglers; liars (see jokes on jokes)

Jugglery juggle; juggling; deception

muggle Muggle (man who can't do magic)

Muggler smokes cannabis addicts

smuggle smuggling; smuggling; smuggling, smuggling; smuggling (s-outward; smug self-righteous)

Smuggler smugglers; smugglers; [legal] smuggling ships

snuggle makes comfort warm; hug; snuggle; snuggle; snuggle; curl up comfortably (snuggle, -le repeatedly)

Struggle struggle; hard marching; struggle; struggle; fight; scramble; struggle to fame

struggler; struggle; struggle; struggle; struggle;

struggling; hardworking; fighting (strike; strike; attack)

Ghast is terrible; dead; terrifying; terrible; terrible; extremely uncomfortable (the word derives from ghost, ghost.) Reference -ast;-st superlative suffix)

Ghastful horror; frightened

Ghastfulness Horror; terrible

Ghastliness was terrible; terrible

Ghastly terrible; miserable; astonishing; extremely bad; terrifying

ghost [gəust] ghost; ghost; Catching knives; ghostwriting for people (g-earth; host master; ghast terrible, dead-like)

ghostbuster['gəustbʌstə] ghost exorcists; people who are not afraid of ghosts (buster behemoths)

ghostdom['gəustdəm] ghost domain; underworld; ghost world (-dom)

Ghosting['gəustiŋ] ghosting; (on the television screen) of the ghost, superimposed; the formation of the ghosting (or superimposed).

ghostlike ['gəustlaik] scary; ghost-like

ghostliness ['gəustlinis] shadow; hazy thing, ghostly thing (-ness)

ghostly ['gəustli] ghostly; scary; shadowy (noun +ly)

ghostnet['gəustnet] ghostnet; ghostnet (netnet; net)

ghost story Ghost Story, Mythical Novel (Story Story)

ghostwrite['gəustrait] ghostwriting; ghostwriting (write writing)

ghostwriter['gəustraitə] author; Gunner (-er)

ghosty['gəusti] ghostly, ghostly; ghostly; ghostly; ghostly (noun +y)

Gi root huge

giant['dʒaiənt] giant; great man; giant animal; huge; giant(gi-huge, -ant adjective suffix; reference ant ant)

giant cell [invertebrate] giant cell; giant cell

giant clam clam

Giant panda; big cat bear

Giant planet

giantess female giant (-ess)

Giantlike ['dʒaiənt, laik] giant-like; huge

Giantism ['dʒaiəntizəm] is enormous; [medical] is hugely deformed

Giant killer can beat strong opponents (or teams, etc.); giant killer killer

gigantean [,dʒaigæn'ti:ən] huge, massive (-ean adjective suffix)

Gigantic [,dʒai'gæntik] is huge, massive

gigantically [,dʒai'gæntikli] huge

Gigantism [dʒai'gæntizəm] is huge; [internal medicine] gigantism; giant deformity

gigantesque huge; giant's (-esque)

Gigantopithecus giant ape, giant ape man

gift[gift] gift; gift; gift; endowment; to... Gift (g-earth; word derived from give-give, reference lift lift; lift; shift move; shift; transform; transform; replace)

giftbook ['giftbuk] gift book, gift book, book book

gift certificate Gift certificate (certificate certificate)

gifted['giftid] gifted; talented; Endowment (-ed)

gifted child

Giftedness['giftidnis] Gifted, Gifted (-ness)

gifted program

gifted with... Talent (with having; using)

giftie['gifti] [Scottish English] Talent, Talent (-ie Favorite)

gifting['giftiŋ] gifting; giving

gift of the gab eloquence, can speak (gab love to talk and nag)

gift package Gift wrapping (package pack, parcel)

gift shop gift shop

gift token vouchers; Gift certificate (token characterization)

giftware ['giftweə] fine; gifts; objects that can be used as gifts (ware pottery)

gift wrap['gift, ræp] ribbon wrapping; with... Wrap pack

gift-wrapped ['gift,ræpt] wrapped in flower paper; Wrapped into gifts (-ed)

giftwrapping['gift,ræpiŋ] Packaging materials for gifts (e.g. flower paper, ribbons, etc.)

free gift (free and free)

have a gift for pairs... Talented

natural gift Talent (natural natural)

ungifted untethered; un-;-ed

giggle ['gigl] giggle; giggle; giggle and giggle (onomatopoeia)

Giggle water (water)

Giggled giggled

giggly ['gigli] eating and laughing, giggling (noun + ly)

gill[gil] fish gills; fungal folds; ravines (in the valley), gorges; Caught by gillnets; Fish with gillnets; remove internal organs

gilled[gild] ribbed; ribbed; ribbed; Caught with gillnets; remove the fish's internal organs

gillnet ['gilnet] fishing with gillnets (net nets)

Gilly ['gili] attendants; male servants; circus handling trucks; carrying by circus trucks

gillyflower violet; carnation (flower flower)

bluegill ['blu:gil] (from the Mississippi River Basin, USA) light blue edible large sunfish (blue blue)

bluegill sunfish Bluegill sunfish;

gilt[gilt] gilded; gilded; gilded; gilded; gilded; Gild's past participles)

Gild gilded; false ornament; supply money

Gilded, decorated; rich; give... gild

Gilder gilder

Gilding gilding; the appearance of the embellishment; the embellishment

gin root opens, begins (g-soil, in inside; example words look up begin and inspire)

gin Gin; net; [machine] triangle crane; drinking gin; catching with traps (or nets), trapping (prey)

begin [bi'gin] start (be+gin, -gin start)

began [bi'gæn] begin (begin's past tense)

begun [bi'gʌn] start (begin done structure)

beginner [bi'ginə] beginner; novice; founder

beginning [bi'giniŋ] begins;

engine ['endʒin] engine, engine; locomotive, locomotive; tools (en-in; -gin start, open)

engined['endʒind] with an engine; at... Install the engine on

engineer[,endʒi'niə] engineer (-eer)

engineered; remodeled; Engineering; Design; Guidance

Engineership Engineer Position; Sapper; Train Driver

engineering engineering, engineering; Design; Management; Construction

engineman train driver; engine handler; mechanic (man man)

Engineroom; Engine Room

Enginery ['endʒinəri] weapons; mechanical; machines

origin['ɔridʒin] Origin; Origin; Origin; Origin; Beginning (ori-Orient)

original[ə'ridʒənəl] primitive; Initially; Original; novel; Original; Original; The original; prototype

originalism originalism; originalism

Originalist originalist

originality Creativity; Originality, Creativity; Originality; Novelty

originally[ə'ridʒənəli] Originally, at first; originally

originate[ə'ridʒəneit] originated; occurred; set sail; Cause; create

Origination Origin; Beginning; Initiation

Originative is creative; inventive; Productive; productive

Originator Initiator; Origin; Cause

Queen Regina; queen title

Reginal of the Queen; like the Queen's

virgin['və:dʒin] is in its pristine state; Virgin(s); pure; unused (vir-man; gin gin.) -gin opens, begins; etymology with Latin virgo maiden, Latin virga twig, green twig)

ginger ['dʒindʒə] ginger; ginger; turmeric; energetic; ginger;ginger;ginger yellow (g-soil, finger fingers, i.e. finger-like things that grow out of the soil)

gingerale ['dʒindʒəreil] ginger water; ginger wine (ale malt wine)

ginger beer (beer beer)

gingerbread gingerbread; Flashy decorations (such as cheesy sculptures on furniture, walls, etc.) (bread)

gingerbready vulgar, flashy (noun +y)

Ginger group (the driving force within the party) backbone group, activists, hardliners (group group)

Ginger juice ginger juice; ginger juice (juice juice)

gingerly['dʒindʒəli] cautious; light-handed; cautiously, trembling (noun +ly)

gingerliness Caution, Caution (-ness)

ginger nut ginger biscuits (nut nuts)

ginger oil ginger oil (oil oil)

gingerol['dʒindʒərl] gingerol;

ginger powder ginger powder (powder powder)

ginger root Ginger root (root root)

gingersnap['dʒindʒəsnæp] gingersnap (snap breaks abruptly)

Ginger up makes vibrant (or alive)

gingery ['dʒindʒəri] irritable; ginger-like; spicy; ginger-flavored (noun +y)

dried ginger dried ginger chunks (dried dried)

Shredded ginger shredded ginger shredded ginger shredded ginger

Wild Ginger DuHeng; Fine Spice; Wild Ginger (Wild Wild)

giraffe[dʒi'rɑ:f] giraffe (word from Arabic)

girl[gə:l] girl; girl, unmarried woman (etymology same as gift, give and gill "maiden" and jill "maiden", note the pronunciation)

girlcott ['gə:lkɔt][beauty] pair... Women's boycott (refers to the women's community boycotting people who are biased against women)

girlhood['gə:lhud] Girlhood (-hood)

girl friend girlfriend

girlie ['gə:li] teenage girl; pornographic (-ie small)

girlish['gə:liʃ] girlish; Feminine; girly; suitable for women (-ish)

girlishly['gə:liʃli] girlishly (adjective +ly)

girlishness['gə:liʃnis] girlish(-ness)

girly['gə:li] like a girl (noun + y)

Girly-Girly is too intimidating

B-girl['bi:gəl] Bar girl (B-=bar)

busgirl Female cooker in a restaurant (bus bus)

call girl call girl; three escorts (call phone)

cover girl cover girl (cover cover)

cowgirl['kau,gə:l] (u.s.) cow herder; cowgirl performing cow herding skills (cow cow)

Dance girl dancer (=dancing girl)

dancing girl dancer (a woman who dances with others);

ex-girlfriend former (in/out) girlfriend (ex-previous)

flower girl selling flower girls; flower girls (flower flowers)

former girlfriend ex girlfriend (former previous)

Former former girlfriend ex-girlfriend

goosegirl['gu:sgə:l] goose girl; girl who takes care of the goose flock (goose goose)

homegirl['həumgə:l] girl who likes to stay at home;

kitegirl['kaitgə:l] kite

Makeup girl makeup artist (makeup cosmetics; composition)

Mill girl Factory Worker; Mill Mill Dancer

old girl old alumnus; old woman; big sister (for greeting); old sister (old old)

schoolgirl ['sku:lg:l] (small and medium school) schoolgirl (school school)

servant-girl servant

servant-maid (maid maid)

shopgirl['ʃɔpgə:l] female clerk (shop shop)

showgirl ['ʃəugə:l] Advertising girl;

supergirl ['sju:pə,gə:l] Supergirl; Supergirl (super super)

Uptown girl (uptown in a residential area)

Lass [læs] little girl; lovers; mistress; (Scottish) maid

maid maid; maiden; Waiting; bridesmaid

maiden ['meidən] maiden; virgin; Unmarried, virgin; first-time

Gist roots bear, carry; carry, contain, bring, transport; with ger and best

GIST Gist Gist, Main Points; Basis (cf. First, List; g-Earth; -St Most; -Ist People)

agist grazes on behalf of others; proportional taxation (ranch, rancher) (a-)

Agistment grazes on behalf of cattle, on behalf of livestock; grazes

register ['redʒistə] registration; registration; record; register; registered mailing; formal presentation (re-back, backwards; -gist carrying, transporting, i.e. noted for return or documented)

Registered; registered; registered; registered; (livestock, etc.) with proof of pedigree

Registrable can be registered; registrable; (mail, etc.) can be registered

registrant registrant(-ant)

Registrar Registrar; Registrar; Specialist Resident

Registration; registration; registration

Registry registration; registry; registration office; registration office; nationality of the ship

give [giv] give; donate; give (g-earth, -ive live, i.e. earth give; etymology with gift; reference live)

gave[geiv] give (past tense of give)

given[givn] give (give of the don structure); Gifted; addicted

give an example example

give-and-take compromise; mutual accommodation; exchange of opinions (take take away)

Giveaway leaks; free samples; giveaways; prize quiz shows

Give away abandonment; leak; distribute; betray

giveback ['givbæk] [US] benefits returned; give back return

Give in; give in

give off (light, etc.); grow out (branches, branches, etc.)

give out; Issued, distributed

give... To give someone...

give up waiver

given name[givn neim] synonym; name=first name

giver ['givə] giver, giver; giver (-er)

give sb a hand give... Help (hand to someone is called help)

giveway['givwei] express first; concession; way way

givey['givi] easy to bend; easy to collapse (noun +y)

giving ['giviŋ] give; Gifts; pay

caregiver['keə,givə] caregiver, caregiver (care care)

lawgiver['lɔ:,givə] legislator, law-making; law-making person

lifegiver['laif, givə] gives vitality to people or things, strong life life (life life; -er)

life-giving ['laif, giviŋ] is refreshing; gives life

misgive doubt; doubt, fear (mis-)

Misgiving [mis'giviŋ] worry; doubt; uneasiness

misgave [mis'geiv] doubt; doubt, fear (misgive's past tense)

misgiven[mis'givən] makes doubts; makes worries (misgive's done structure)

outgiving public statements; Senders, dispensers; friendly; give out

prizegiving ['praiz,giviŋ] [English] Award Ceremony, Award Ceremony (Prize Distribution) (Prize Prize)

self-given self-appointed; self-given (table passive)

self-giving ['self'giviŋ] selfless; already human (table active, take the initiative to give)

thanksgiving thanks; thanksgiving

Thanksgiving Day Thanksgiving

Ungiven not given; not given

Forgive [fə'giv] forgive

forgave [fə'geiv] forgiveness; forgiveness; forgiveness (forgiveness of the past)

forgiven [fə'givn] forgiveness (forgive's done structure)

forgivable [fə'givəbl] forgivable;

forgivably[fə'givbli] wide earth; compassionately (adjective +ly)

forgiveness[fə'givnis] forgiveness;

forgiving[fə'giviŋ] forgiving; forgiving; leniency; forgiveness; immunity

forgivingly[fə'giviŋli] wide earth; compassionately (adjective +ly)

forgivingness[fə'giviŋnis] kindness (adjective +ness)