English to English Dictionary

Glabrous

Smooth and hairless, especially in reference to skin or plant surfaces.

Glamor

An attractive and exciting quality that makes certain people or things seem appealing or special.

Glamorize

To make something appear glamorous, exciting, or attractive, often exaggerating its positive qualities or concealing its negative aspects.

Glean

To extract, gather, or collect information patiently from various sources, often with considerable effort.

Gloat

To dwell on own success or another's misfortune with smugness, malice, or malignant pleasure.

Glutton for punishment

A person who is willing or even eager to take on tasks, activities, or situations that are difficult, painful, or unpleasant.

Gluttony

Habitual greed or excess in eating.

Gobbiest

Most talkative, loquacious, or inclined to speak loudly and bluntly, especially in British colloquial usage.

Gobbledegook

Language that is meaningless or hard to understand; jargon or technical language that obscures meaning.

Gobby

Tending to talk too much, especially in an obnoxious, loud, or overly opinionated manner.

Godson

A male person for whom someone acts as a godfather or godmother at his baptism or initiation.

Goldenlocks

Hair of a bright golden or yellow color; a person, especially a child, with such hair.