Words with Meanings

Glut (n.) overstock — As there is economic recession, there is a glut of luxury goods in the market.
Guileless (adj.) without deceit — She is so guileless that she will believe anyone.
Glutton (n.) greedy for food — Being a glutton he is base.
Glib (adj.) fluent — Those who have command of language are glib talkers.
Gimmick (n.) trick — The reservation policy is just a political gimmick.
Gigantic (adj.) huge in size — Gigantic crowd was there to listen to the speech of the Prime Minister.
Glossary (n.) brief explanation — You will find explanation of this in the glossary given at the end of the book
Gaol (n.) jail — He is a hardened criminal and has often been to gaol.
Grumble (v.) complain, protest — We should not grumble when we are required to comply with the orders of our employers.
Gusto (n.) enjoyment, enthusiasm — The Independence Day of Pakistan on 14th August is celebrated in our college with gusto.
Gainsay (v.) deny — Nobody can gainsay the truth of my statement.
Gregarious (adj.) flocking together, sociable — The lion is not gregarious animal.
Gist (n.) essence — Please write the gist of the paragraph in not more than fifty words.
Garish (adj.) gaudy — She wears garish clothes which don’t suit her.
Gait (n.) manner of walking — Her gait is graceful.