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A masculine given name of Scandinavian origin.

A masculine given name of Germanic origin.

A Chinese surname, one of the most common in China.

A masculine given name, typically a nickname for Augustus, Angus, or Gustave.

A masculine given name of Scandinavian origin, common in Sweden, Germany, and other European countries.

A feminine given name of Welsh origin, often a short form of Gwendolyn or Guinevere.

Idle talk; chatter or trivial conversation.

Present participle of gab; engaging in idle talk or trivial conversation.

The triangular portion of a wall between the edges of intersecting roof pitches.

Having one or more gables; constructed with triangular wall sections at the roof ends.

Plural of gable; multiple triangular wall sections between intersecting roof pitches.

A monetization system in video games involving randomized virtual items obtained through in-game purchases.

To go from place to place in search of pleasure or entertainment, especially without purpose.

A fly that bites livestock, especially a horsefly or botfly.

A small mechanical or electronic device, especially one that is clever or novel.

Gadgets collectively; small mechanical or electronic devices, especially when considered as a group.

Plural of gadget; small mechanical or electronic devices that perform a specific function.

A chemical element with the symbol Gd and atomic number 64, a silvery-white rare earth metal used in medical imaging and nuclear reactors.

A large hook attached to a pole, used for landing large fish.

An embarrassing social blunder or tactless remark, especially one made in public.

The chief electrician responsible for lighting on a film or television set.

Plural of gaffe; multiple embarrassing social blunders or tactless remarks.

A joke or humorous story, especially one forming part of a comedian's act.

(informal) Extremely enthusiastic or infatuated about something or someone.

Past tense and past participle of gag; having had something placed in or over the mouth to prevent speaking or crying out.

Present participle of gag; retching or choking.

A flock of geese, especially when not in flight.

Plural of gag; jokes or humorous stories.

The state or quality of being lighthearted and cheerful; merriment.

In a cheerful or lighthearted manner.

To obtain or acquire something desired or valuable.

Past tense and past participle of gain; obtained or acquired.

A person or thing that gains, especially one that profits or benefits.

Plural of gainer; people or things that gain, especially stocks or investments that have increased in value.

Producing profit or income; providing financial reward.

In a manner that produces profit or income.

Present participle of gain; in the process of obtaining or acquiring.

Plural of gain; increases in amount, value, or profit.

A person's manner of walking; the pattern of movement of the limbs during locomotion.

Coverings for the lower leg and ankle, typically made of cloth or leather, worn for protection or as part of formal dress.

(informal) A girl or young woman.

A festive celebration or special entertainment, often a formal event.

Relating to a galaxy, especially the Milky Way.

A simple sugar (monosaccharide) that is a component of lactose and is found in dairy products; less sweet than glucose.

Plural of galaxy; vast systems of stars, gas, and dust held together by gravity.

A large system of stars, gas, dust, and dark matter held together by gravity.

A very strong wind, typically classified as force 7-10 on the Beaufort scale (32-63 mph).

A bluish-gray mineral consisting of lead sulfide (PbS), the principal ore of lead.

Plural of gale; very strong winds, typically between 32 and 63 miles per hour.

Bold, impudent behavior; audacity.