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Learning English Vocabulary
English Vocabulary Index
Learning English Vocabulary on 29th April :
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Gait (n) : manner of walking
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Galaday (n) : a day for rejoicing and merry making, a festival day
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Galaxy (n) : a splendid gathering of persons, Milky way
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Gale (n) : strong wind
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Gall(n) : bile, bitterness
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Gall (v) : rub, irritate
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Gallant (adj.) : showy, fine brave, noble, paying, attention to ladies
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Gallantly (adv) : in a stately manner, nobly, bravely, chivalrously
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Gallantry (n) : show, bravery, devotion to ladies, sexual immorality
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Galleon (n) : a large warship
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Gallery (n) : a long passage, raised floor of seats in a theatre
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Galley (n) : a low flat single decked ship, a long rectangular tray used by compositors
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Gallnut (n) : a plant product of a tree
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Gallon (n) : a measure of capacity for liquids
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Gallop (v) : to run in leaps, ride a galloping horse
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Gallows (n) : a wooden frame for hanging criminals
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Galvanize (v) : pass electric current, coat metals by means of electricity
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Gamble (v) : play games of chance for money
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Gamble (n) : a chance happening
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Gambol (v) : leap about
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Gambol (n) : frolic
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Game (n) : play, sport, animal hunted
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Gamesome (adj.) : sportive, playful
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Gamester (n) : a gambler
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Gammer (n) : an old woman
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Gander (n) : male goose, a stupid man, fool
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Gang (n) : a company of people having a common, aim
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Gangster (n) : an armed evil-doer
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Gangway (n) : a movable passage way
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Gaol (n) : prison, jail
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Gaol (v) : imprison
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Gap (n) : discontinuity, an opening
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Gape (v) : yawn, open the mouth wide
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Gape (n) : act of gaping
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Garage (n) : a motor shed
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Garage (v) : put a vehicle in a garage
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Garb (n) : dress; (v) : clothe
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Garbage (n) : filth, waste matter, rubbish, refuse
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Garble (v) : misinterpret, mix up so as to mislead, falsity
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Garden (n) : a piece of ground for growing flowers, fruits or vegetables
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Gardener (n) : one in charge of a garden
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Gardening (n) : the technique of maintaining a garden
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Gargantuan (adj.) : gigantic, immense, enormous, huge
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