A minimal piece of clothing that covers the genitals and is held in place by a thin string.
GainTo acquire or increase something, typically wealth or advantage.
GalaA social occasion with special entertainments or performances, often for fundraising.
GalacticRelating to a galaxy, especially the Milky Way.
GalactoidRelating to or resembling a galaxy, especially in form or structure.
GalactoseA simple sugar that is a component of lactose and found in various foods.
GalaxyA large system of stars, gas, and dust bound together by gravity.
GaleA strong wind, typically defined as blowing at speeds of 34 to 40 knots.
GamaA term used in various contexts, often referring to a type of scale or measurement.
GameA structured activity or competition, often undertaken for enjoyment or entertainment.
GamerA person who plays video games, computer games, or tabletop games.
GamineA girl or young woman with a playful, mischievous demeanor.
GammaThe third letter of the Greek alphabet, often used to denote a specific value in mathematics and science.
GamutA complete range or scope of something.
GangesA major river in India, sacred to Hindus and known for its extensive basin and biodiversity.
GardenAn area of land used for growing flowers, fruits, or vegetables.
GarfinkelA surname of Jewish origin, often associated with the Yiddish language.
GargantuanExtremely large or enormous in size.
GargleTo wash or rinse the throat and mouth with a liquid that is swirled around and then expelled.
GargouilleA water spout or ornamental projection from a building, often shaped like a grotesque creature.