gabbard, gabbart
1> . _. 

gabber
1> _. ; 
2> 

gabbing
1> _. , 

gabble
1> _. , ,  
2> _. , 
3>  ();  ()
4> _.    ; , 
(. gabble off)
_Ex:
to gabble (off) a speech  
_Ex:
don't gabble - speak more slowly   -  
5>  ;  ; 
(. gabble out)
_Ex:
to gabble (out) one's answer  () 
6> _. 
_Ex:
to gabble with smb.   -.
7>  ( );  ( )

gabbro
1> _. 

gabby
1> _. _. , , ,


gaberdine
1>     
2> _. 
3>  

gaberlunzie
1> _.  ; 

gabfest
1> _. _.  ; 
_Ex:
what a gabfest we had!     !

gabion
1> _. 
2> _. 

gabionade
1> _. ,  

gable
1> _. , 

gable-roof
1>  

gable-window
1>  

gabled
1>  ( , )

gablet
1> _.  

Gabonese
1>    
_Ex:
the Gaboneses _.  
2> 

Gabriel
1> _. _. 

gaby
1> _. _. , , 

gad
1> goad
2> , 
3> ,  
4> _. 
5> _.  
6> _.  
7> _. , 
8> _.  (    ); 
9> 
_Ex:
to be (up)on the gad     ; 
 
10> _. ,   , 
11> _. _.  
_Ex:
good gad!  !,  !
_Ex: "Good gad", he thought, "what a jargon!" " ,
-  , -   !"
_Ex:
by gad!, by G.! -!;   !,   !;  !;
 !
12> _. _.  !,  ! ( , ,
, )
_Ex: "G.! he said. If you knew the time I've had"
"!, -  , -     , 
 "

gad about
1>    
_Ex:
she gads about the world a lot     
 
2> ,   
_Ex:
you are always gadding about     

gad-bee
1> _.  (Oestridae);  (Tabanidae)
2> _. , ,  
3> gadder
4> ; ; 
5> _.  

gad-fly
1> _.  (Oestridae);  (Tabanidae)
2> _. , ,  

gadabout
1> _. 
2> _. , 
3> _.   

gadarene
1> , 
_Ex:
a gadarene rush to the city   (
)  

gadding
1> _.  

gadget
1> _. ()   ; 


gadgeteer
1> _.  ,  
2> _.     

gadgetry
1>    
_Ex:
her kitchen is full of gadgetry      


Gadhelic
1> 

gadman
1> _.  ()

gadoid
1> _. ,   

gadolinite
1> _. 

gadolinium
1> _. 

gadroons
1> _pl.       
(.  ,    . .)

Gael
1> (),    

Gaelic
1> () 
2> ()

gaff
1> ; 
2>    
3> _. 
_Id:
to stand the gaff  ,  (-.)
4>  ()
5> _. ,  , , 
_Id:
to blow the gaff ,  
6> _.  -, 
7> _.    , .  
8> _. ; ;  ()
_Ex:
to gaff the dice   () 
9>  ,     ,


gaff-topsail
1> _.  

gaffe
1>  ,     ,


gaffer
1> ,  (  )
2> ,  ( )
3>  
4> _. -
5> ; 
6> _.  ,  

gag
1> , 
2> _. _. 
3> _. _.  
4> _. 
5> _.  (   . .)
6>   ( )
7>  ,  
8> _. _.  
9> _.  ;   
10> _. 
_Ex:
he gagged on a piece of hard bread   

_Ex:
to gag with anger   
11> 
_Ex:
to gag one's part _. _. , 

12>  ( )
13>  
14> _.  ()
15> _.  ()
16> _.  ()
17> _. _. 
18> _. , ,  (.   );
 
19> _. , 
20> _. , 
21> _. _.  
22> _. , ,  (.  )
_Ex:
to gag a show    , 
23> _. , 

gag law
1> _. _. ,   
2> _. _.   ,  ,
  (.   )

gag rule
1> _. _.   ,  ,
  (.   )

gag-bit
1> ,  (   )

gag-writer
1> _. _.     ( ), 
2> 

gaga
1> _.   ;   ; , 
2>   ;   
3> , 
4> ; 
_Ex:
to go gaga over smth.     (  )
 -.

Gagaku, gagaku
1> _. ,   

gagate
1> _. 

gage
1> 
_Ex:
in gage of smth.   -.
_Ex:
to give under (upon) gage   
2> _.  ( )
3> 
_Ex:
to throw (to cast) (down) one's gage   ()
_Ex:
to take up smb.'s gage  
4> _.   , 
5> _.   
6> _. 
7> _.     
8> _. _.  ; 
9> _. _. , ; ; ; 

10> _. _.   ; 
11> _.   (Prunus italica)
12> ; ; 
_Ex:
gage length _.  
_Ex:
to take the gage of smth.  -.;  
 -.
13> , , , 
_Ex:
to take the gage of smb.  -.
_Ex:
it is a gage of his experience    
 
_Ex:
the incident was a gage of public feeling on the subject
      
 
14> _.  
_Ex:
temperature gage 
15> _. 
16> _. 
17> _. 
18> ; ; ; 
_Ex:
master gage _.  
19>  ()
20>       
21> _.  ()
22> _-.  
_Ex:
broad gage  
23>  
24> _.  ()
25> _.   
_Ex:
lee gage  
_Ex:
to have (to keep) the weather gage of   
   ;    (-.);
    ,  (-.)
26> _.  ()
27> ,  ()
_Ex:
to gage the diameter of wire   
_Ex:
to gage the contents of a barrel   
(  )
_Ex:
to gage the rainfall   
_Ex:
to gage a river    
_Ex:
to gage the distance with one's eye  
 ()
_Ex:
to gage the strength of the wind   
28> 
_Ex:
to gage the right moment   
_Ex:
he was trying to gage how far he should move  
,     
29>  (,   . .)
_Ex:
to gage smb.'s strength  -. 
_Ex:
to gage smb. by what he does   -.   
_Ex:
we must try to gage how strong public opinion is  
    
30> - ; ; ; 
()
31>     (. gage up)

gage butt
1> _. _.   

gaged
1> _. _. , ""

gagger
1> ; 
2> , 
3> , , 

gaggle
1> ,  ()
2> _.  
_Ex:
a gaggle of reporters and photographers  
 
3> _.  ; ""
_Ex:
a gaggle of girls   
4>  ()
5>  ( )

gaging
1> 
2> ; , 
3>  ()

gagman
1> _. _.     ( ), 
2> 

gahnite
1> _. ,  

gaiety
1> 
_Ex:
the gaiety of the streets  (), 
 
_Ex:
to give one's gaiety free range (full play)   
 ( )
2> 
_Ex:
artificial gaiety  
_Ex:
to chill smb.'s gaiety  -.  (
)
3> ,  (,   . .)
_Ex:
gaiety of plumage  
4> _pl. 
_Ex:
the holiday gaieties  ; 
_Ex:
the gaieties of the city  () 


gaillardia
1> _.  (Gaillardia spp.)

gaily
1> , 
2> 

gain
1>  _pl. ; ; ; ; 
_Ex:
in the hope of gain    
_Ex:
ill-gotten gains ,   
2> ; 
_Ex:
the love of gain 
3> 
_Ex:
unexpected gain  
4> _pl. , 
5> _pl.  ( )
_Ex:
this party has made spectacular gains in local elections
        
 
6> , , 
_Ex:
a gain in weight   
_Ex:
a gain in health  
_Ex:
this new discovery is a gain to human knowledge  
    
7> _. 
8> _.  ( )
9> _. 
_Id:
their loss is our gain     ; -
, - 
_Id:
light gains make heavy purses   
_Id:
ill-gotten gains seldom prosper _.   

10> ; 
_Ex:
to gain experience (as one grows older)  
( ) ( )
_Ex:
to gain strength (after illness)   (
)
_Ex:
to gain colour 
_Ex:
to gain influence  
_Ex:
to gain recognition  
_Ex:
they were unable to gain ascendancy     
_Ex:
to gain the character of...  ...,
...
_Ex:
to gain perspective  , 
; , 
_Ex:
only then did things gain any perspective   
 -  
11> 
_Ex:
to gain a living (a livelihood)   
 ( )
_Ex:
to gain one's bread    
12> 
_Ex:
to gain information  
13>  , 
_Ex:
he gained a lot of money by the transaction  
    
_Ex:
what will you gain by that, what do you have (stand) to gain
by that?    ?,     ?,
    ?
_Ex:
you will gain by reading these books   
  
14> 
_Ex:
to gain a battle   ()
_Ex:
to gain a prize  
_Ex:
to gain a suit at law    
_Ex:
he gains a good deal on being known (on acquaintance) 
  ,    
15> , 
_Ex:
to gain a victory  
_Ex:
to gain a majority of 50 votes   ()
 50 
_Ex:
to gain one's end (object)  ()  ,
 
_Ex:
to gain one's point  ()  ,
 ;    (  )
_Ex:
to gain a point  ;  
_Ex:
to gain smb.'s sympathy  ()
-. 
_Ex:
to gain smb.'s confidence  -. 
_Ex:
his sincerity gained the confidence of everyone 
    
_Ex:
to gain smb.'s ear, to gain the ear of smb.  
 -.
_Ex:
to gain a hearing  ;   
_Ex:
to gain smb.'s heart  -. , 
-. 
_Ex:
to gain the lead _.    ; 
,  , 
_Ex:
to gain a half-wheel lead    ()
_Ex:
to gain a one lap lead    ( )
16> , 
_Ex:
to gain ground _.  ; 

_Ex:
to gain land from the sea    
_Ex:
to gain possession of smth.  -.
_Ex:
to gain possession of the ball _.  
17> , 
_Ex:
to gain one's destination    ;
  
_Ex:
to gain the top of a mountain    
_Ex:
to gain the shore  ()  
_Ex:
to gain the top floor    
_Ex:
to gain the sea (the offing) _.    
_Ex:
to gain contact _.   
18> ,  (  . .)
_Ex:
to gain altitude _.  
_Ex:
to gain speed  
_Ex:
my watch gains five minutes a day     
  
_Ex:
to gain weight   ,  , 
19> , ; 
_Ex:
my watch neither gains nor loses    
_Ex:
to gain in weight   ,  , 
_Ex:
the days were gaining in warmth   
_Ex:
to gain in authority     (-
)
_Ex:
to gain in renown  
_Ex:
the fire is gaining  
20> (on) 
_Ex:
to gain on a competitor  
_Ex:
our race horse was gaining on the favourite  
 
_Ex:
to gain on a ship  ,   
21> (on)  , ...
_Ex:
to gain on one's pursuers    
22> (on)  ,    (
, )
23> (on)   ;  
; 
_Ex:
music that gains on the listeners ,  
  (   )
_Ex:
he is gaining on me     
_Ex:
bad habits gain on people    
_Id:
to gain time  () 
_Id:
to gain a foothold (a footing) , 
(  );   ; 

_Id:
to gain ground ,  ; 
_Id:
his ideas are gaining ground     

_Id:
to gain the upper hand  ,  , 
_Id:
to gain the day  ,  
_Id:
to gain the wind _.  
24> _. ,  ( )
25> _. , ; , 
26> _.    

gain factor
1> _.  

gain over
1>    ; 
_Ex:
how was he gained over?    ?
_Ex:
to gain smb. over to a cause  -.   
;  -.  ()

gained
1> 
2>  ( )
_Ex:
gained day _. ,    
 

gainer
1> 
_Ex:
he was the gainer by this transaction   
 

gainful
1> , ; 
_Ex:
gainful undertaking   ()
2> 
_Ex:
gainful occupation (employment)  
()
3> gainful activity
4>  ; ,  

gainfully
1> , , 
2> _.  
_Ex:
gainfully employed   
_Ex:
gainfully occupied   ;  ,
 

gainings
1> ; ; 
2> 

gainless
1> ; , 

gainly
1> _. 
2> , ; ,   
_Ex:
a gainly boy with charming manners    


gainsaid
1> _p.  _p-p.  gainsay

gainsay
1> _. 
2> 
_Ex:
these facts cannot be gainsaid    
_Ex:
there is no gainsaying his ability    -
  
_Ex:
there is no gainsaying his honesty    
,     
3> _. , 
_Ex:
I dare not gainsay him     
_Ex:
there is no gainsaying him    ; 
 

gainsayer
1>   , 

gainst
1> . against

gait
1> , 
_Ex:
elegant gait  
_Ex:
he had a rolling gait   
_Ex:
to know (to recognize) smb. by his gait  -. 

2> _. 
_Ex:
to maintain an even gait   (  
 )
_Ex:
to be capable of a faster gait    
 
_Ex:
to drive at a slower gait  
3> 
_Ex:
to break (to ruin) a horse's gait    ;
 
4>    ()

gaiter
1> ; ; 
_Ex:
a pair of gaiters  
2>      
3> 
_Ex:
spring gaiter  

gaize
1> _. , 

gal
1> _. _. , 
2>  ( )
3> _.  gallon(s)

gala
1> 
_Ex:
sports gala   
_Ex:
swimming gala   
2> ,  
_Ex:
to come in gala     
3> , 
_Ex:
gala day  () ; 
_Ex:
gala night  () ;
-
_Ex:
gala occasion  
_Ex:
gala dress (attire)  () 
_Ex:
gala meet ,    . .

galactagogue
1> _.  
2> _. 

galactic
1> _. 

galacto-
1>      ; 
_Ex:
galactokinase 
_Ex:
galactopoiesis    

galactometer
1> 

galactopoietic
1> _.  
2> - 

galactose
1> _. 

galactosis
1> _.  ,  

Galahad
1>  (      
    )
2> ,  

galalith
1> 

galanterie francaise
1> _.  , 

galantine
1> ; 

Galanty show
1> _. _.  

galatea
1> _. ,     

galaxy
1> _.  , 
2> 
_Ex:
galaxy of galaxies _. 
3> 
_Ex:
a galaxy of talent   

galbanum
1>  ( )

galbuli
1> _pl.  galbulus

galbulus
1> _.  

gale
1>  , 
_Ex:
stiff (hard) gale  , 
_Ex:
strong gale  (9 )
_Ex:
whole gale   (10 )
_Ex:
the gale raged, it was blowing a gale  
_Ex:
there's a howling gale  
_Ex:
this tree was blown down in the gale    
_Ex:
to be in a gale _. 
_Ex:
to weather (to encounter a gale  
2> , 
_Ex:
gales of laughter  
3> _. _.  , ; , 
4> _.  (Myrica gale; . sweet gale)
5>    ,  ,
  . .
_Ex:
hanging gale   

gale away
1> _.   

gale warning
1>  

galea
1> _. ,  

