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grape
word A1a small juicy berry growing in clusters on vines a small, round fruit that grows in clusters on vines and is used to make wine or eaten as food
↗graph
word B1a diagram that shows numbers or relationships using lines, bars, or points
↗grasp
word B2To understand something fully; or to seize and hold firmly.
↗Grasp All, Lose All
proverbAttempting to seize or monopolize everything out of reckless greed often results in losing even what one already possessed.
↗Grasping at Straws
idiomResorting to hopeless or improbable measures in a desperate attempt to resolve a crisis.
↗grass
word A1the short green plant that covers fields and ground plants with narrow green leaves, often covering the ground in fields or gardens; plants with narrow green leaves, often covering the ground in fields or gardens
↗Grasshopper
word B2a plant-eating leaping insect with long hind legs
↗grateful
word A2feeling or showing thanks thankful; appreciative; feeling or showing thanks for something or someone; thankful; appreciative; feeling or showing thanks for something or someone
↗gratitude
word B1The quality of being thankful; readiness to show appreciation and return kindness.; The quality of being thankful; readiness to show appreciation. The quality of being thankful; readiness to show appreciation for and return kindness.
↗grave
word B1a place of burial for a dead body, typically a hole dug in the ground
↗graveyard shift
idiomA work shift that takes place through the late night hours until early morning.
↗Gravy Train
idiomA position, opportunity, or system that provides abundant rewards and easy money for very little work.
↗gray area
idiom B1an ill-defined situation or topic that does not clearly conform to a rule or category; An ambiguous situation or unclear topic that does not fit neatly into established rules or categories.
↗Grease Monkey
idiomAn informal term for a hands-on mechanic or technician skilled at repairing machinery and engines.
↗Greased Lightning
idiomExceptionally and remarkably fast; operating or moving at breathtaking speed.
↗great
word A1very good, important, large, or impressive Of an extent, amount, or intensity considerably above average; very good or important.; Of an extent, amount, or intensity considerably above average; very good or important.
↗Great Haste Makes Great Waste
proverbRushing through tasks precipitously causes careless mistakes that waste more time, money, and materials in the end.
↗Great Minds
idiomAn abbreviated, conversational catchphrase used when two people spontaneously think of the same idea simultaneously.
↗Great Minds Think Alike
proverbSaid humorously when two or more people reach the same clever conclusion or idea simultaneously.; Intelligent or perceptive people often arrive at the same conclusions or formulate identical brilliant ideas.
↗Great Oaks from Little Acorns Grow
proverbMassive accomplishments, global enterprises, or monumental institutions often arise from minuscule, modest origins.
↗Great Wall of China
word B1A historic fortification system built across northern China to defend against invasions.
↗greatly
word A2very much; by a large amount to a large extent or degree; very much
↗greed
word B2an intense and selfish desire for something, especially wealth, power, or food
↗greedy
word A2having an excessive and selfish desire for money, food, or possessions
↗green
word A1of the color between blue and yellow in the spectrum; colored like grass or emeralds; the color of grass or leaves; also connected with protecting nature of a color intermediate between blue and yellow in the spectrum; colored like grass or emeralds Of the color between blue and yellow in the spectrum; inexperienced or naive.; of a color intermediate between blue and yellow in the spectrum; colored like grass or emeralds Of the color between blue and yellow in the spectrum; inexperienced or naive.
↗Green Around the Gills
idiomLooking or feeling pale, nauseous, or sick, often due to motion sickness or sudden physical discomfort.
↗green energy
word B2Energy that comes from natural sources and does not harm the environment or emit greenhouse gases.
↗Green Papaya
word C2unripe firm papaya fruit cooked as a vegetable or shredded for salads in Asian cooking
↗Green Room
idiomA backstage room or lounge in a studio or theater where performers, speakers, or guests relax before going on stage.
↗Green Thumb
idiomA natural talent or knack for growing and caring for plants successfully.
↗greet
word A1to welcome someone or say hello when you meet them to welcome someone; to say hello to say hello or welcome someone politely; to welcome someone with polite words or gestures; to say hello
↗gregarious
word C2fond of company; sociable and outgoing
↗grief
word B2deep sorrow and mental distress, especially caused by someone's death
↗Grin and Bear It
idiomTo endure pain, adversity, or uncomfortable circumstances stoically without complaining.
↗grip
word B2A firm hold or tight grasp; to hold tightly.; a firm hold or grasp; the power of holding something firmly; a handle or handhold to hold something tightly or firmly
↗grit
word C1Courage and resolve; strength of character; perseverance and passion for long-term goals.
↗grocery
word A2food and other goods sold at a grocery store A store that sells food and household supplies.
↗gross
word B2total before deductions; also very obvious, or vulgar and unpleasant extremely unpleasant or disgusting; total before deductions
↗ground
word A2the solid surface of the earth; to prohibit someone (often a child) from going out; the surface of the earth; an area of land used for a purpose; a reason or basis the solid surface of the earth; to prohibit someone (often a child) from going out
↗groundbreaking
word B2Introducing new ideas or methods; innovative and pioneering.
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