IBPS RRB Officers Selection Exam: Word List: Vocabulary G

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Word List: G

• gainsay: To deny, declare false, to oppose
• gambol: Quick, playful jumping
• garment: Article of clothing
• garner: To gather and save; to store up
• garrulity: Talkativeness
• garrulous: Too talkative
• gaucherie: Socially awkward, tactless behavior
• germane: Relevant; pertinent to
• gist: The point, general sense
• glean: Gather facts in small quantities
• glib: Ready and smooth but not sincere
• gloat over: Look at with selfish delight
• glut: Supply to much, fill to excess
• gnaw: Waste away; bite steadily
• goad: Smth urging a person to action
• gossamer: Soft, light, delicate material
• gouge: Tool for cutting grooves in wood
• grace: Favor
• grave: Serious, requiring consideration
• gregarious: Living in societies; liking the company
• grievance: Cause for complaint or protest
• grievous: Causing grief or pain; serious, dire, grave
• grimace: Twisted expression of a face
• grind: Crush, polish
• grooves: Long channel in the surface, habitual way of living
• grovel: Crawl, humble oneself
• guile: Deceit, cunning
• guileless: Straight-forward, candid
• gull: Cheat, deceive
• gullible: Easily gulled
• gust: Outburst of feeling; sudden rain, wind, fire, etc.
• gainsay: To contradict; to deny. Gamut: The whole range or sequence. Garrulous: Given to constant trivial talking. Germane: Relevant.
• gesticulate: To make gestures or motions, as in speaking, or in place of speech. Glimmer: A faint, wavering, unsteady light. Gossamer: Flimsy.
• gourmand: A connoisseur in the delicacies of the table.
• grandiloquent: Speaking in or characterized by a pompous or bombastic style. Gregarious: Sociable, outgoing grievous: Creating affliction. Guile: Duplicity.
• gullible: Credulous.