| g |
1. A small letter of English alphabet (http://writing.englishclub.com/abc2.htm).
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| G |
1. A large (capital) letter of English alphabet (http://writing.englishclub.com/abc2.htm).
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| Ga |
1. Chemical symbol of the gallium (http://www.chemicalelements.com/elements/ga.html).
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| GAA |
1. Acronym for the Gaelic Athletic Association, an English amateur sporting organization founded, in 1884, by Michael Cusack and Maurice Davin to preserve and cultivate the national games (http://www.iol.ie/~coolmine/typ/gaa/gaa.html).
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| GAAC |
1. Acronym for the Glass Art Association of Canada, a non-profit organization founded in 1983 (http://www.glassartcanada.ca/).
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| GAB |
1. Acronym for the Georgia Association of Broadcasters (http://www.gab.org/gab.html).
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| GABA |
1. Acronym for the Gamma Aminobutyric Acid, a natural calming and anti-epileptic agent in the brain that is manufactured from the amino acid glutamine and glucose (http://www.herbalnurse.com/gaba.html).
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| gabble |
1. A rapid and without meaning speech (http://www.dict.org/bin/Dict).
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| gaberdine |
1. "Gaberdines" or "gabardines" were originally a long, loose coat or frock for men worn in the Middle Ages, especially by Jews. In modern usage, gaberdine overcoats were commonly worn by men and boys. Many British private
schools prescribed a particular style of gaberdine raincoat to be worn over their school uniform
(http://histclo.hispeed.com/var/g/glossg.html).
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| Gabès |
1. A gulf of the Mediterranean on the East Coast of Tunisia, from El Chebba to the Libyan border. At Gabès was recorded the most important tide in the Mediterranean Sea (http://www.citet.nat.tn/english/marine/description.html).
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| gabion |
1. In construction, a metal cylinder filled with stones and sunk in water, used in laying the foundations of a dam or jetty (http://www.allwords.com/glossaryPage.php?CAT=CIV&letter=G%25).
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