Vulgarity, rudeness

particular. ANTONYMS: (adj) taken,

running. ANTONYMS: (n) arrival,

gentleman: (n) gent, Mr, male,

unwilling

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patrician, sir, adult male, esquire,

gives: (n) give, offer, provide, grant,

gold: (n) Au, money, riches, wealth,

sahib, gentlemen; (adj)

accord

bullion, treasure, yellow, amber;

gentilhomme, gentlemanly

giving: (n) endowment, donation,

(adj) aureate, gilt, golden

gentlemen: (n) sirs, messieurs

presentation, bestowal, disposal;

golden: (adj) aureate, fortunate,

gently: (adv) tenderly, slowly,

(adj) liberal, generous, charitable,

gilded, auspicious, gold, gilt, lucky,

mildly, soft, slow, kindly, delicately,

bighearted, big, humanitarian.

advantageous, fair, favorable,

softly, lightly, meekly, quietly.

ANTONYMS: (adj) nasty,

favored. ANTONYM: (adj)

ANTONYMS: (adv) sharply,

tightfisted, malevolent, mean, stiff,

inauspicious

fiercely, forcefully, harshly,

stingy

golf: (n) pallone, polo, gulf, clock

abruptly, violently, severely,

glad: (adj) jubilant, cheerful, gay,

golf, golf game, tipcat

roughly, intensely, meanly, heavily

blithe, delighted, festive, content,

gone: (adj, prep) past; (adj) deceased,

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bygone, departed, desperate, lost,

elegance, majesty, magnificence,

mature, limp, artificial

late; (adj, v) exhausted, extinct; (adj,

grandness; (adj, n) solemnity.

greengrocer: (n) grocer, supermarket,

adv) absent, away. ANTONYMS:

ANTONYMS: (n) modesty,

confectionery, sweet shop, candy

(adj) present, remaining, found,

simplicity

store, grocery, bakery

alive

grate: (v) grind, creak, scrape, abrade,

grey: (adj) ashen, dim, dull, cloudy,

goodbye: (n) farewell, bye, adieu,

gall, gnash, fret, rub, aggravate,

bleak, dismal, drab, gloomy,

adios, cheerio, valediction, so long,

provoke; (n) lattice

greyish, leaden; (n) grayness

aloha; (adj, n) parting; (int) ciao, bon

grateful: (adj, n) welcome; (adj)

grievance: (n) injustice, wrong,

voyage. ANTONYMS: (n) hello,

agreeable, appreciative, beholden,

grudge, affliction, protest, objection,

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pleasing, pleasant, acceptable,

disaffection, discontentment,

good-bye: (n) bye, farewell, goodbye,

indebted, obliged, pleasurable; (v)

dissatisfaction; (adj) annoyance; (adj,

goodby, vale, adios, cheerio

appreciate. ANTONYMS: (adj)

n) distress. ANTONYMS: (n) justice,

good-humored: (adj) affable,

ungrateful, unwelcome,

praise

cheerful, good-natured, pleasant,

unappreciative

grimly: (adv) severely, harshly,

sweet, funny, amicable, congenial,

gratefully: (adv) appreciatively,

morosely, fiercely, drearily, sourly,

mild, obliging

indebtedly, obligedly, gratifyingly,

gloomily, dreadfully, hardly,

good-looking: (adj) beautiful,

delightfully, beholdenly, pleasingly,

horridly, sullenly. ANTONYMS:

comely, handsome, pretty, fine, fair,

pleasantly, welcomely, goodly,

(adv) brightly, pleasantly, warmly

lovely, gorgeous, charming, bonny,

deliciously

grind: (n, v) labor, toil, comminute,

graceful

grave: (adj) solemn, serious, critical,

drudge; (v) grate, crunch, abrade,

governor: (n) chief, manager,

earnest, dangerous, sedate, sad,

chew, scrape, mash; (n) mill.

regulator, administrator, lord,

grand; (adj, v) severe, acute; (v)

ANTONYMS: (v) blunt, smooth

superintendent, ruler, controller,

engrave. ANTONYMS: (adj)

grins: (n) merriment, amusement,

leader, president, protector

frivolous, funny, cheerful, carefree,

entertainment, fun, gaiety, levity,

grace: (adj, v) adorn; (v) garnish,

slight, nonchalant, trivial, stable,

diversion, mirth, recreation, sport

deck, embellish, beautify, decorate,

minor, insignificant, favorable

grip: (n, v) clutch, clasp, hold, gripe;

embroider; (adj, n, v) favor; (n)

gravely: (adv) seriously, soberly,

(v) catch, cling, apprehend,

elegance, beauty; (adj, n) clemency.

severely, solemnly, badly, staidly,

fascinate, embrace; (n) handle, bag.

ANTONYMS: (n) unseemliness,

momentously, heavily, earnestly,

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

awkwardness, disfavor, inelegance,

weightily, grievously. ANTONYMS:

separation

heaviness, unkindness; (v) deface,

(adv) lightheartedly, mildly,

ground: (n, v) base, land, floor; (v)

demean

slightly; (adj) soft

found, establish; (adj, n, v) bottom;

gracefully: (adv) prettily, graciously,

gravity: (n) solemnity, earnestness,

(n) earth, reason, field, soil, dirt.

neatly, delicately, smoothly,

gravitation, graveness, gravitational

ANTONYMS: (n) sea, figure; (v)

charmingly, refinedly, lithely, easily,

attraction, weight, seriousness,

launch, top

daintily, nicely. ANTONYMS: (adv)

significance, severity, sedateness; (n,

grounding: (n) training, basis,

awkwardly, ungraciously, clumsily,

v) poise. ANTONYMS: (n)

foundation, ground, ground-laying,

gracelessly, vigorously,

insignificance, lightheartedness,

stranding, earth, background, base,

unpleasantly, unkindly, heavily

triviality, cheerfulness, levity

ground connection, Earth

graduated: (adj) gradational,

great: (adj) eminent, gigantic, big,

connection

gradatory, equal, measured,

distinguished, large, extensive,

grounds: (n) cause, reason, account,

proportional, regressive, calibrated;

extreme, grand, chief, ample,

basis, motive, justification,

(n) graduate

massive. ANTONYMS: (adj) awful,

foundation, evidence, field,

grammar: (n) rudiments, syntax,

insignificant, tiny, mild, poor,

rationale; (adj, n) dregs.

grammatist, elements, vade mecum,

minor, useless, ordinary, slight,

ANTONYM: (n) effect

praxis, punctuation, diction,

weak, unknown

group: (n) gang, collection, brigade,

wording; (v) initiation; (adj)

greatest: (adj) top, superlative,

crowd, company; (n, v) flock, class,

grammatical

biggest, utmost, largest, extreme,

rank, sort, cluster, assemblage.

gramophone: (n) record player,

first; (adj, n) maximum, most; (adj,

ANTONYMS: (adj, n) individual; (n)

acoustic gramophone, turntable; (v)

v) paramount, supreme.

trickle; (v) disperse, dismiss, lump

megaphone, phonorganon,

ANTONYMS: (adj) inferior,

grove: (n) forest, orchard, thicket,

electronic devices

secondary

coppice, wood, gardens, residences,

grand: (adj, n) glorious, excellent;

greek: (adj, n) Grecian; (n) Hellene,

Holt, bosquet, park, Hurst

(adj, n, v) noble; (adj) gorgeous,

Greece, Achaian, blackleg, welsher,

growing: (n) development, growth;

August, superb, important, majestic,

leg, eolian, drivel; (adj) Hebrew,

(adj, adv) increasing; (adj)

exalted; (adj, v) great, dignified.