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College Composition
Ms. Wummel
(noun) an instrument for measuring
A temperature gauge is known as a thermometer.
(noun) festivity
Students tend to believe that there needs to be some sort of gaiety for every little joyous occasion. I disagree.
(adv) merrily
When paydays come every other week, I skip the halls gaily, and then go to the mall.
(noun) a manner or rate of movement or progress
When I wear high heels, my gaitchanges slightly and I move much slower than normal.
(adj) possessing a brave or chivalrous spirit
He was a gallant knight and saved the damsel in distress.
(adj) abundant
After leaving the candy on the counter, I came home to ants galore.
(adj) pertaining or relating to electricity produced by chemical action
galvanic
(noun) current electricity, especially that arising from chemical action
galvanism
(verb) to imbue with life or animation
In many ways, one can justify that Geppetto galvanizedPinocchio and brought him to life.
(verb) to risk money or other possession on an event, chance, or contingency
Some people gamble away their life savings at the casino; I like to bet on UFC fights.
(verb) playful leaping or frisking
The young child hurt himself while gamboling about on the playground with his friends.
(noun) a gambler
I know I don’t seem like it, but according to my bookie, I’m quite the gamester.
(noun) the whole range or sequence
Being the dork that I am, I own the entire gamut of the James Patterson Alex Cross series.
(verb) in cookery, to surround with additions or embellishment
Because I like to cook so much, I often find myself garnishing my own plate with parsley at dinner.
(noun) the military force stationed in a fort, town, or other place for its defense
garrison
(verb) to execute by strangling
garrote
(adj) given to constant trivial talking
garrulous
(adj) light and unsubstantial
gaseous
(adj) of, pertaining to, or near the stomachgastric
(noun) inflammation of the stomach
gastritis
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