Indignation, craze; (adj, n) wrath,

french: (adj) Gallic, Frankish,

head; (n, v) disguise; (adj) fore.

ferocity. ANTONYMS: (n)

Gallican, Gallian; (v) to take French

ANTONYMS: (adj, n, v) back; (adj,

composure, calmness, mildness,

leave; (n) Frenchman, romance

n) end; (adj) posterior; (v) follow

calm, pleasure, serenity

language, French people, Daniel

frozen: (adj) cold, frosty, frigid,

fuss: (n, v) flurry, bicker, fidget,

Chester French, profanity, the

wintry, glacial, arctic, icy, freezing,

hubbub; (adj, n) stir; (n) flap,

French

stiff, congealed, iced. ANTONYMS:

commotion, ado, bother,

frenchman: (n) French person, Gaul,

(adj) moving, hot, warm, boiling,

disturbance; (v) fret. ANTONYM:

frog, Norman, Parisian,

fluid, liquid, melted, unfrozen,

(n) peace

Frenchwoman, savoyard, Breton,

thawed, tropical, soft

future: (adj) unborn, prospective,

Angevine, Angevin, monsieur

fruit: (n) crop, outgrowth, product,

coming, intended, to come,

frequently: (adv) usually, repeatedly,

fruitage, progeny, acorn,

potential, impending, approaching;

continually, generally, regularly,

production, yield, aftermath; (n, v)

(n) hereafter, fate, time to come.

habitually, ordinarily, commonly,

result; (v) return

ANTONYMS: (adj) distant, earlier,

often, incessantly, constantly.

full: (adj, n) complete, absolute,

near, nearby

ANTONYMS: (adv) infrequently,

entire; (adj) abundant, flush, broad,

gain: (n, v) profit, benefit, win, catch,

unusually, seldom, intermittently,

extensive, ample, total, enough; (adj,

advance; (v) derive, earn, get, attain,

occasionally, spasmodically

adv, n) crowded. ANTONYMS: (adj)

reach; (n) earnings. ANTONYMS:

friend: (adj, n) associate, comrade,

lacking, starving, hungry, sketchy,

(n) loss, deficit, disadvantage,

companion, fellow, ally; (n)

Incomplete, thin, deserted, partial,

setback; (n, v) decrease; (v) reduce,

acquaintance, colleague, boyfriend,

restricted, weak; (v) wane

scatter, collapse

crony, brother, mate. ANTONYMS:

fuller: (adj) rotund; (n) roller; (v)

galatea: (n) Galathea, Egeria, coutil

(n) foe, stranger, rival, nemesis,

tucker

gallery: (n) balcony, veranda, drift,

adversary, antagonist

fully: (adv) thoroughly, entirely,

audience, art gallery, circle, picture

friendly: (adj, n) favorable; (adj)

perfectly, totally, absolutely, all,

gallery, porch, terrace, verandah,

amiable, affectionate, decent, good-

downright, enough, richly; (adv, v)

corridor

natured, kind, convivial,

abundantly, adequately.

game: (n) fun, amusement,

companionable, benevolent,

ANTONYMS: (adv) superficially,

entertainment, play, diversion, prey,

amicable; (adj, adv) comradely.

incompletely, meagerly, partly,

quarry; (v) bet, wager, gamble; (adj)

ANTONYMS: (adj) unfriendly,

poorly, nearly, slightly,

fearless. ANTONYMS: (adj) reticent,

distant, disagreeable, aggressive,

insufficiently, hardly; (adj) half,

unwilling; (n) hunter

aloof, formal, frosty, belligerent,

semi

garden: (v) farm, cultivate, tend; (n)

curt, reserved, impersonal

funny: (adj) amusing, strange,

field, bed, plantation, orchard,

friends: (n) circle, associates,

peculiar, facetious, droll, eccentric,

grove, grounds, park; (adj) gardenly

connections, links, support group,

fishy, diverting, queer, suspicious,

gardens: (n) garden, grounds, grove,

acquaintances

unusual. ANTONYMS: (adj) serious,

residences, private grounds,

friendship: (n) association,

grave, obvious, tragic, ordinary,

precincts

familiarity, affection,

normal, easy, dull

gasp: (n, v) pant; (v) puff, blow,

companionship, friendliness,

furiously: (adv) irately, angrily,

breathe, sigh, heave, wheeze,

intimacy, company, attachment,

fiercely, wildly, violently, ragingly,

breathe heavily, gag; (n) inhalation,

relationship; (n, v) amity, concord.

wrathfully, infuriatedly, rabidly,

breath

ANTONYMS: (n) hostility,

impetuously, frantically.

gaul: (n) frog, Frenchman, Gallia,

animosity, antagonism, conflict,

ANTONYM: (adv) sluggishly

batrachian, frogs, anuran

formality, rivalry, hatred,

furniture: (n) fitment, equipment,

gave: (v) deliver, allow, allot,

detachment, distance, isolation

appliance, fixture, appointments,

provide, furnish, impart, administer;

frighten: (v) cow, alarm, daunt,

furnishings, goods, dresser, article

(n) gives

terrify, appall, scare, affright,

of furniture, cabinet; (v) stuff

general: (adj, v) common, frequent;

intimidate, terrorize, appal; (n, v)

further: (adj, adv) farther, more; (v)

(adj) comprehensive, national,

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universal, ecumenical, current,

genuine: (adj, n) authentic, true,

delightful, genial, bright, willing.

commonplace, public; (n) chief,

faithful; (adj) unsophisticated,

ANTONYMS: (adj) unhappy,

commander. ANTONYMS: (adj, n)

sincere, candid, hearty, factual,

apologetic, dismayed, unwilling,

particular; (adj) narrow, individual,

artless, very, real. ANTONYMS:

disappointed, sorry

restricted, specialist, detailed,

(adj) insincere, bogus, fake, affected,

gladly: (adv, v) happily; (adv)

personal, localized, local, precise,

artificial, dishonest, pretend, false,

gleefully, contentedly, cheerfully,

limited

hypocritical, replica, counterfeit

fain, joyfully, jovially, cheerily,

generally: (adj, adv) usually; (adv)

george: (n) Christian martyr, saint

delightedly, gladsomely, readily.

commonly, broadly, regularly,

George, St George

ANTONYMS: (adv) reluctantly,

ordinarily, altogether,

german: (n) German language, Jerry,

unwillingly, sadly, resentfully,

approximately, generically,

Teuton, Hun, Yiddish, High

miserably

normally, comprehensively,

German; (adj) Teutonic, Germanic;

glance: (n, v) look, peek, flash, peep;

popularly. ANTONYMS: (adv)

(adj, n) Alman

(n) gaze, glimpse, coup d'oeil,

rarely, specifically, locally,

gesture: (n, v) sign, signal, motion;

gander; (v) bounce, glint, ricochet.

occasionally, particularly, unusually

(n) beck, gesticulation, indication,

ANTONYMS: (n, v) study; (n)

generations: (n) generation, family

movement; (v) gesticulate, beckon,

examination, perusal; (v) stick, stare

generous: (adj) ample, abundant,

wave, bless

glass: (n) bottle, drink, goblet, cup,

copious, benevolent, bountiful, kind,

gets: (n) getting

drinking glass, spectacles, glasses,

charitable, flush, fair, liberal; (adj, n)

getting: (n) acquiring, reception,

field glass, bowl; (v) glaze; (adj, n)

free. ANTONYMS: (adj) meager,

acquisition, attainment, contracting,

ice

tightfisted, miserly, measly, mean,

appropriation, taking, reaching;

glimpse: (n, v) look, peek; (v) blink,

small, ungenerous, avaricious,

(prep) receiving; (v) acquire, receive.

see, notice, spy, spot, espy; (n) coup

greedy, petty, pitiful

ANTONYM: (n) rejection

d'oeil, view, peep. ANTONYMS: (n)

genial: (adj) cheerful, bright, affable,

ghost: (n, v) apparition, specter; (n)

scrutiny, observation, perusal; (v)

cordial, amiable, nice, friendly,

shade, spirit, demon, soul, spook,

scrutinize, survey, Miss, study

convivial, warm, agreeable, suave.

spectre, goblin, appearance, monster

gloom: (n) desolation, dark, darkness,

ANTONYMS: (adj) disagreeable,

gift: (adj, n, v) endowment, faculty,

blackness, depression, dimness,

hostile, mean, discourteous, frosty,

ability, talent; (n) donation, flair,

dusk, dreariness, despair, dejection;

gloomy, reserved, unapproachable,

bestowal; (n, v) award, present,

(n, v) cloud. ANTONYMS: (n)

abominable

boon; (adj, n) capacity.

brightness, happiness, cheerfulness,

genially: (adv) cordially, graciously,

ANTONYMS: (n) penalty, forfeiture,

glee, ecstasy, joy, optimism, cheer

jovially, warmly, amiably, benignly,

failing

gloomily: (adv) murkily, obscurely,

brightly, heartily, pleasantly,

ginger: (n) fire, pep, galangal, vim,

drearily, darkly, somberly,

cheerfully, affably. ANTONYMS:

zest, zing, courage; (adj) gingery,

morosely, sadly, sorrowfully,

(adv) frostily, nastily, spitefully

auburn, carroty, red

despondently, unhappily, glumly.

genius: (adj, n) capacity, ability,

girl: (n) damsel, gal, lady, young

ANTONYMS: (adv) brightly,

endowment, faculty, gift, cleverness;

woman, maid, lass, fille, wench,

favorably, happily, optimistically,

(n) flair, brain, prodigy, bent,

daughter, bride, virgin.

contentedly; (adj) auspiciously

aptitude. ANTONYM: (n) amateur

ANTONYMS: (n) son, boy

gloves: (n) gauntlet, mitten, mittens,

genteel: (adj) elegant, polite,

give: (v) extend, commit, donate,

gauntlets, scarf, ornament, handbag,

cultured, refined, graceful, courtly,

endow, contribute, dispense,

belt, batting glove, boxing glove,

courteous, fashionable, nice, civil,

deliver, convey, grant; (adj, v)

baseball mitt

ladylike. ANTONYMS: (adj)

bestow, accord. ANTONYMS: (v)

godlike: (adj) celestial, heavenly,

uncouth, improper, vulgar

withdraw, take, withhold, retain,

seraphic, holy, angelic, godly, divine

gentility: (n) elegance, cultivation,

receive, keep, get, hide, conceal,

worship, deified, elysian,

politeness, decorum, genteelness,

starve, withstand

foreboding, divine songs

breeding, courtesy, nobility,

given: (adj) apt, disposed, prone,

going: (n) exit, leaving, parting,

aristocracy, propriety; (adj)

specified, liable, inclined, granted,

expiration, disappearance, action;

urbanity. ANTONYMS: (n)

fixed, conditional; (n) assumption,

(v) go, course, to go; (adj) working,