Words That Start With G
When it comes to learning English, the importance of vocabulary is undeniable. Without words, it seems impossible for you to read, hear, speak, or write, let alone communicate clearly with foreigners. Hence, the more vocabulary you master, the more fluent in English you become. However, where should you start while English has such a big number of words?
In this lesson, we are going to take a look at an ultimate list of words that start with G.
To answer the question above, Learn English the Fun Way has made lists of the most commonly used English words in alphabetical order. This is indeed where your study journey should begin! Today’s post will be about words that start with G! Hope you guys enjoy it!

Words That Start With G
List of 100 words that start with G
NUMBER | WORDS | VOICE | EXAMPLES | VOICE |
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1 | Gadget | The gadget can be attached to any vertical surface. | ||
2 | Gain | They were unable to gain admittance to the hall. | ||
3 | Galaxy | Astronomers have discovered a distant galaxy. | ||
4 | Gallery | Chinese vases are disposed around the gallery. | ||
5 | Gallon | My car does 35 miles to the gallon. | ||
6 | Game | Politicians were always considered fair game by cartoonists. | ||
7 | Gameplay | The gameplay should have been a lot more action-packed. | ||
8 | Gamer | You can play against the computer or another gamer in the arena. | ||
9 | Gamers | Eight gamers can play on a Local Area Network. | ||
10 | Gamut | The exhibition runs the whole gamut of artistic styles. | ||
11 | Gang | A gang of youths were loitering outside the cinema. | ||
12 | Garage | The garage has got full of junk again. | ||
13 | Garbage | Dig a pit and bury the garbage. | ||
14 | Garden | These garden shears are lightweight and easy to use. | ||
15 | Garment | She pulled the garment on and zipped it up. | ||
16 | Garner | Garner knows about the challenge of performance art. | ||
17 | Gasoline | There is still some gasoline left in the tank. | ||
18 | Gate | Pull this lever to open the gate. | ||
19 | Gateway | He walked across the park and through a gateway. | ||
20 | Gather | The campaign for reform should start to gather momentum in the new year. | ||
21 | Gauge | Use a thermometer to gauge the temperature. | ||
22 | Gays | More importantly, gays have proved themselves to be style leaders. | ||
23 | Gaze | I shifted uneasily under his gaze. | ||
24 | Gear | Engage first gear and move off. | ||
25 | Geared | The driven part should be geared up. | ||
26 | Gearing | The Department is gearing up for increased intake of students. | ||
27 | Geek | He’s such a geek. | ||
28 | Gender | Gender issues have become something of a hot button. | ||
29 | Gene | The gene is passed on to their children. | ||
30 | General | Many friends in general, one in special. | ||
31 | Generally | Push generally succeeds in business. | ||
32 | Generals | The generals established a military dictatorship. | ||
33 | Generate | The program would generate a lot of new jobs. | ||
34 | Generation | A generation ago genetic codes were certainly unknown. | ||
35 | Generator | A water turbine drives the generator. | ||
36 | Generic | The generic term for it is relaxed. | ||
37 | Generous | Be generous with your compliments. | ||
38 | Genetic | Genetic scientists are often accused of perverting nature. | ||
39 | Genetically | A person’s health is often genetically predetermined. | ||
40 | Genius | Genius without educaton is like silver in the mine. | ||
41 | Genocide | They fled because they feared retribution for the genocide. | ||
42 | Genome | Wild type and deleted mitochondrial genome maps. | ||
43 | Genre | What genre does the book fall into – comedy or tragedy? | ||
44 | Gentle | Love makes all hard hearts gentle. | ||
45 | Gently | A piano tinkled gently in the background. | ||
46 | Genuine | Only genuine refugees can apply for asylum. | ||
47 | Genuinely | Greeley says he’s a genuinely reformed character . | ||
48 | Geographic | The city’s success owes much to its geographic position. | ||
49 | Geographical | They studied the geographical distribution of the disease. | ||
50 | Geography | Will you show me the geography? | ||
51 | Geological | The mines had been closed down following a geological survey. | ||
52 | Geopolitical | The same goes for India’s sense of geopolitical inferiority. | ||
53 | Gesture | She made an expansive gesture with her arms. | ||
54 | Ghost | He told them a spine-chilling ghost story. | ||
55 | Giant | He looks scary but he’s really a gentle giant. | ||
56 | Gift | Never look a gift horse in the mouth. | ||
57 | Gigabit | Onboard gigabit network interface and 8 channel audio output. | ||
58 | Gigabyte | My computer has a gigabyte of memory. | ||
59 | Gigantic | He has a gigantic appetite and eats gigantic meals. | ||
60 | Girl | Home is the girl‘s prison and the woman’s workhouse. | ||
61 | Girlfriend | Ella was his first girlfriend. | ||
62 | Give | Give every man thine ear, but few thy voice. | ||
63 | Giveaway | The only giveaway was the look of amusement in her eyes. | ||
64 | Glad | Good children make glad parents. | ||
65 | Glance | She cast a sidelong glance at Fern. | ||
66 | Glass | Fame is a magnifying glass. | ||
67 | Glimpse | I caught a glimpse of our new neighbor. | ||
68 | Glitch | The computer failure was due to a glitch caused by lightning. | ||
69 | Global | Technology has turned the world into a global village. | ||
70 | Globally | The company has to be able to compete globally. | ||
71 | Globe | His greatest ambition is to sail round the globe. | ||
72 | Glory | Vain glory blossoms but never bears. | ||
73 | Glossy | Our cat has glossy black fur. | ||
74 | Glove | She bent down to pick up her glove. | ||
75 | Glow | The lamp gave out a faint glow. | ||
76 | Glucose | The doctor injected glucose into his patient’s veins. | ||
77 | Glue | Glue the fabric around the window. | ||
78 | Goal | That goal was a gift! | ||
79 | Gold | Gold will not buy everything. | ||
80 | Golden | The golden age is before us, not behind us. | ||
81 | Golf | I play golf for relaxation. | ||
82 | Gonna | Nothing’s gonna change my love for you. | ||
83 | Good | He that spares the bad injures the good. | ||
84 | Goodbye | She said a sentimental goodbye. | ||
85 | Goods | Goods are theirs that enjoy them. | ||
86 | Gorgeous | The gorgeous words,weak language,actually cannot replace what. | ||
87 | Gotten | I’m glad I’ve gotten to know you. | ||
88 | Govern | He couldn’t govern his temper. | ||
89 | Governance | Wrong laws make short governance. | ||
90 | Government | The work is funded by the government. | ||
91 | Governmental | Is governmental power limited in other ways? | ||
92 | Governor | The governor declared a state of emergency. | ||
93 | Grab | I managed to grab her hand. | ||
94 | Grace | Joanna has natural grace and elegance. | ||
95 | Grade | The train snailed up the steep grade. | ||
96 | Gradual | There has been a gradual change in climate. | ||
97 | Gradually | The balloon descended gradually as the air came out. | ||
98 | Graduate | Many companies recruit graduate trainees to train as managers. | ||
99 | Graduation | I have determined on going to Tibet after graduation. | ||
100 | Grain | Grain by grain, and the hen fills her belly. |
The list of words starting with G above seems long, but when you can use all words listed on our website with confidence, your English vocabulary will be fully functional. Thanks to practicing with them daily, you can easily understand everyday English conversations, English newspaper and magazine articles, and English used in the workplace. So, why don’t you jot that vocabulary down immediately, work hard in silence and let your success make the noise.
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