52,775 Words Containing "G"
52,775 words containing "G" in our 199K-word dictionary.
Browse the complete list of 52,775 English words containing "G". Each word in the grid below shows its IPA pronunciation, CEFR difficulty level (A1 beginner up to C2 mastery), and a one-line plain-English definition. Click any word to open its full dictionary entry. Use the filters to narrow by length, part of speech, or learner level.
Most Common Words Containing "G" (Top 1k)
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Age /eɪdʒ/noun A1
How old someone is or how long something has been around, measured in years.
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Bag /bæɡ/noun A1
A container you use to carry or store things, made of soft material with handles or an opening.
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Big /bɪɡ/adj A1
Something that takes up a lot of space or has great importance compared to other things
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Dig /dɪɡ/verb A1
To push a tool into soil to move earth or make a hole.
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Dog /dɔɡ/noun A1
A pet animal with four legs that barks and plays.
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Egg /ɛɡ/noun A1
A round or oval object from a bird that you can cook and eat for breakfast.
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Gap /ɡæp/noun A1
An empty space between two things, or a break in something continuous.
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Gas /ɡæs/noun A1
A substance like air that fills any space it occupies and has no definite shape.
Less Common Words Containing "G" (Top 5k+)
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Adage /ˈædɪdʒ/noun C2
An old, well-known saying that gives practical advice or expresses a general truth; traditional wisdom passed down through generations.
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Again /əˈɡɛn/adv A1
When something happens or is done another time, or when you repeat an action you did before.
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Agent /ˈeɪdʒənt/noun B1
A person who works for someone or acts to make something happen on their behalf.
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Agile /ˈædʒaɪl/adj B2
Describing a work method that adapts quickly to change and improves through repeated cycles.
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Aging /ˈeɪdʒɪŋ/noun B1
How bodies and things change over years. Everyone experiences aging throughout their life.
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Agree /əˈɡriː/verb A2
To think the same way as someone else or to say yes to a plan.
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Along /əˈlɔːŋ/prep A1
Next to something and moving beside it from one end toward the other, or spread out all over its length.
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Among /əˈmʌŋ/prep B1
Inside a group, surrounded by multiple people or things.
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Anger /ˈæŋɡər/noun A2
The strong feeling you have when someone does something that upsets or bothers you very much.
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Angle /ˈæŋɡəl/noun A2
The corner or point where two lines or surfaces meet. You measure it in degrees using a protractor.
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Angry /ˈæŋɡri/adj A1
Having a feeling of strong displeasure or rage about something. You show this emotion with your face and voice.
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Argue /ˈɑɹɡjuː/verb A2
To present reasons for your opinion or belief; to have a discussion where two people disagree.
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Begin /bɪˈɡɪn/verb A1
To start something; to make something start; to commence an action or event.
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Bring /brɪŋ/verb A1
To carry or deliver something from one place to another person.
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Bug /bʌɡ/noun B2
A mistake in a computer program that makes it work incorrectly.
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Cough /kɔːf/noun A2
A cough is when you suddenly push air out of your lungs to clear your throat or because you are sick.
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Dough /doʊ/noun B1
The wet mixture of flour and water that bakers use to make bread, cakes, or pizza before baking.
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Drag /dræɡ/verb A1
To pull something heavy or with effort, usually along a surface.
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Drug /drʌɡ/noun A2
A medicine or chemical that doctors give to help sick people feel better or stop pain.
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Eager /ˈiːɡər/adj A2
Having a strong desire or enthusiasm to do something.
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Eagle /ˈiːɡəl/noun A2
A large, strong bird that hunts by flying high and spotting prey from great distances.
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Edge /ɛdʒ/noun A2
The line or side where something ends.
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Elegy /ˈɛlədʒi/noun C2
A sad poem or song that mourns or expresses grief, often for someone who has died.
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Ergo /ˈɜːrɡoʊ/adv C2
Therefore; used to introduce a conclusion that follows logically from what was stated before.
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Fight /faɪt/verb B1
To use physical force against someone; to struggle or resist against something.
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Flag /flæɡ/noun A1
A colored cloth on a stick that represents a country or marks a location.
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Forge /fɔːrdʒ/verb C1
To create or build something through hard work and effort. Also means to illegally make fake copies of something like documents or money.
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Gain /ɡeɪn/verb A2
To get something you did not have before, or to have more of something.
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Game /ɡeɪm/noun A1
An activity with rules where players try to win or have fun competing.
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Gate /ɡeɪt/noun A1
A door-like structure that opens and closes to control access through a fence.
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Words Containing "G" by Length
2 Letter Words Containing "G" (28)
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3 Letter Words Containing "G" (177)
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Age /eɪdʒ/noun A1
How old someone is or how long something has been around, measured in years.
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Bag /bæɡ/noun A1
A container you use to carry or store things, made of soft material with handles or an opening.
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Big /bɪɡ/adj A1
Something that takes up a lot of space or has great importance compared to other things
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Bug /bʌɡ/noun B2
A mistake in a computer program that makes it work incorrectly.
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4 Letter Words Containing "G" (555)
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5 Letter Words Containing "G" (1,266)
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Adage /ˈædɪdʒ/noun C2
An old, well-known saying that gives practical advice or expresses a general truth; traditional wisdom passed down through generations.
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Again /əˈɡɛn/adv A1
When something happens or is done another time, or when you repeat an action you did before.
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Agent /ˈeɪdʒənt/noun B1
A person who works for someone or acts to make something happen on their behalf.
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Agile /ˈædʒaɪl/adj B2
Describing a work method that adapts quickly to change and improves through repeated cycles.
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Aging /ˈeɪdʒɪŋ/noun B1
How bodies and things change over years. Everyone experiences aging throughout their life.
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6 Letter Words Containing "G" (2,897)
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7 Letter Words Containing "G" (5,663)
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8 Letter Words Containing "G" (7,553)
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9 Letter Words Containing "G" (8,330)
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10 Letter Words Containing "G" (7,955)
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11 Letter Words Containing "G" (6,688)
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12 Letter Words Containing "G" (4,984)
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13 Letter Words Containing "G" (3,383)
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14 Letter Words Containing "G" (2,039)
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15 Letter Words Containing "G" (1,257)
Words Containing "G" by Part of Speech
Nouns Containing "G" (365)
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Advantage /ədˈvɑːntɪdʒ/noun B1
Something that helps you succeed or do better than others at something.
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Age /eɪdʒ/noun A1
How old someone is or how long something has been around, measured in years.
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Anything /ˈɛniˌθɪŋ/noun A1
Any object or matter; used when it doesn't matter which specific thing.
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Bag /bæɡ/noun A1
A container you use to carry or store things, made of soft material with handles or an opening.
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Daughter /ˈdɔːtər/noun A1
A girl or woman who is the child of a parent or parents.
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Dog /dɔɡ/noun A1
A pet animal with four legs that barks and plays.
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Drawing /ˈdrɔːɪŋ/noun A1
A picture you make by using a pencil or pen to create lines and shapes on paper
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Egg /ɛɡ/noun A1
A round or oval object from a bird that you can cook and eat for breakfast.
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Gap /ɡæp/noun A1
An empty space between two things, or a break in something continuous.
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Gas /ɡæs/noun A1
A substance like air that fills any space it occupies and has no definite shape.
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God /ɡɑːd/noun A1
A powerful being that people worship and believe has created the world or controls natural events.
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Government /ˈɡʌvərnmənt/noun A2
The officials and leaders who make decisions and laws for a country or city.
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Gun /ɡʌn/noun A1
A tool used to shoot bullets. Police and soldiers use guns.
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Guy /ɡaɪ/noun A1
A man or boy. Often used in casual, friendly conversation.
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Leg /lɛɡ/noun A1
The part of your body between your hip and your foot that you use to walk and stand.
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Marriage /ˈmærɪdʒ/noun A1
The official relationship between two people who have decided to live together as husband and wife.
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Night /naɪt/noun A1
The time when the sun is down and it is dark outside.
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Nothing /ˈnʌθɪŋ/noun A1
No thing at all; zero things or no items.
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Organization /ˌɔrɡənɪˈzeɪʃən/noun B1
A company, club, or group working together for common goals.
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Origin /ˈɔrɪdʒɪn/noun B1
Where something began or was created; its source.
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Verbs Containing "G" (125)
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Dig /dɪɡ/verb A1
To push a tool into soil to move earth or make a hole.
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Forget /fərˈɡɛt/verb A1
To not remember something you knew before; to lose it from memory.
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Get /ɡɛtʃ/verb A1
To receive or obtain something; to come to have or own something you want.
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Go /ɡoʊ/verb A1
To move or travel from one place to a different place; to depart or leave a location.
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Laugh /læf/verb A1
To make happy sounds and face movements when something is funny.
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Might /maɪt/verb A1
Shows that something is possibly true or allowed to happen.
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Organize /ˈɔrɡənaɪz/verb A2
To arrange things neatly, or to create a team or plan.
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Sign /saɪn/verb A1
To write your name on a paper to show it is yours or that you agree.
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Taught /tɔːt/verb A1
The past form of teach; you taught a class means you gave instruction.
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Agree /əˈɡriː/verb A2
To think the same way as someone else or to say yes to a plan.
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Argue /ˈɑɹɡjuː/verb A2
To present reasons for your opinion or belief; to have a discussion where two people disagree.
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Arrange /əˈreɪndʒ/verb A2
To put things in a certain order or to plan something.
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Begin /bɪˈɡɪn/verb A1
To start something; to make something start; to commence an action or event.
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Bring /brɪŋ/verb A1
To carry or deliver something from one place to another person.
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Categorize /ˈkætɪɡəraɪz/verb B2
To decide which group or type something belongs to.
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Drag /dræɡ/verb A1
To pull something heavy or with effort, usually along a surface.
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Fight /faɪt/verb B1
To use physical force against someone; to struggle or resist against something.
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Forgive /fərˈɡɪv/verb A2
To stop blaming or being angry at someone for something they did wrong.
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Gain /ɡeɪn/verb A2
To get something you did not have before, or to have more of something.
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Give /ɡɪv/verb A1
To pass something to another person; to provide or hand over.
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Adjectives Containing "G" (142)
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Big /bɪɡ/adj A1
Something that takes up a lot of space or has great importance compared to other things
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Foreign /ˈfɒrən/adj A2
From or belonging to a different country; not from your own place.
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Good /ɡʊd/adj A1
Positive, of high quality, or satisfying expectations.
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High /haɪ/adj A1
Reaching far up into the air; tall or at a great height.
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Light /laɪt/adj A1
Easy to carry or lift because it does not weigh much.
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Long /lɔŋ/adj A1
Something that measures a lot from the beginning to the end; not short.
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Negative /ˈneɡətɪv/adj A2
Saying no or showing something is not true or not good.
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Original /əˈrɪdʒənəl/adj B1
The first version; something new and different from copies.
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Regular /ˈreɡjələr/adj A1
Happens again and again in the same way.
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Angry /ˈæŋɡri/adj A1
Having a feeling of strong displeasure or rage about something. You show this emotion with your face and voice.
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Eager /ˈiːɡər/adj A2
Having a strong desire or enthusiasm to do something.
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Glad /ɡlæd/adj A1
Feeling happy or pleased about something.
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Golden /ˈɡoʊldən/adj B1
Bright yellow like gold metal, or made from the precious metal gold.
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Grave /ɡreɪv/adj B1
Something very serious or important that requires attention; not light or joking.
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Gray /ɡreɪ/adj A1
The color you get when you mix black and white. Often used to describe cloudy skies or hair that loses color with age.
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Great /ɡreɪt/adj A1
Something that is much bigger, better, or more impressive than normal. You use it when something is really good or has a big importance.
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Green /ɡriːn/adj A1
The color of healthy plants, trees, and fresh grass. It is one of the primary colors in nature.
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Gross /ɡroʊs/adj B2
The total amount before anything is subtracted. Opposite of net. For example, gross salary is your pay before taxes are taken out.
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High /haɪ/adj B1
In a state where drugs or alcohol have affected your mind and behavior; not in your normal condition.
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Huge /hjuːdʒ/adj A2
Something that is very, very big. Bigger than 'big' or 'large'.
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Adverbs Containing "G" (13)
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Again /əˈɡɛn/adv A1
When something happens or is done another time, or when you repeat an action you did before.
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Altogether /ɔːltəˈɡɛðər/adv B1
Completely or when you count everything together as one amount.
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Gently /ˈdʒɛntli/adv A2
In a soft and kind way; not roughly or aggressively.
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Highly /ˈhaɪli/adv B1
Very much; in a big way; to a large extent.
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Slightly /ˈslaɪtli/adv A2
A little bit, not very much.
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Strongly /ˈstrɔŋli/adv A2
Done with power or intensity; in a firm way.
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Together /təˈɡɛðər/adv A1
With someone else, at the same time, as one group.
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Tonight /təˈnaɪt/adv A1
During this coming night, after the sun goes down today.
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Generally /ˈdʒɛnərəli/adv B1
In most situations or for most people; not always but commonly true.
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Originally /əˈrɪdʒənəli/adv B1
At the start or beginning; before any changes.
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Regularly /ˈreɡjələrli/adv A1
Again and again, in the same way or at same times.
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Allegedly /əˈledʒɪdlɪ/adv C2
Said to be true without yet being proved; based on accusations not yet confirmed in court.
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Ergo /ˈɜːrɡoʊ/adv C2
Therefore; used to introduce a conclusion that follows logically from what was stated before.
How to Use Words Containing "G"
Scrabble and Word Games
In Scrabble and Words With Friends, words containing "G" can be valuable when you need to play through an existing tile on the board. Higher-tier letters like J, Q, X, and Z multiply your score quickly when stacked on bonus squares — scan the list below for short words that contain them. Two and three-letter words containing "G" are especially useful for parallel plays where you build along an existing word and earn points for every adjacent tile.
Crossword Puzzles
For crossword puzzles, the most useful entries are mid-length common words — 5 to 8 letters — that fit standard grid patterns. Filter the list by length to match the cells in your clue. Pay attention to the CEFR level: clues from mainstream newspapers favour B1–B2 vocabulary, while themed and cryptic puzzles draw on rarer C1 and C2 words. The IPA shown on each card also helps confirm a guess — a clue marked "two syllables" should match a word with a simple stress pattern.
Creative Writing and Poetry
Writers and poets often look for groups of words containing "G" to build alliteration, rhythm, or near-rhymes. Sort the list by length, scan the rare and C1+ words for fresh imagery, and use the linked dictionary entries to confirm connotation before you commit. The plain-English definitions are intentionally short so you can scan dozens of options without losing flow.
Longest Word Containing "G"
Frequently Asked Questions About Words Containing "G"
- How many words containing "G"?
- There are 52,775 words containing "G" in our 199,000-word English dictionary. The list ranges from common everyday words to rarer specialised vocabulary.
- What is the longest word containing "G"?
- The longest word containing "G" in our list is "ACCOMMODATINGLY" — 15 letters long. Tap the word to see its full definition.
- Are these words valid in Scrabble?
- Most of the words in this list are valid in Scrabble and similar word games (we cross-reference standard tournament dictionaries). A handful of proper nouns and very rare technical terms may not be — when in doubt, double-check with the official Scrabble dictionary used in your league.
- How many 5-letter words containing "G"?
- 1,266 5-letter words containing "G" — useful for Wordle, daily puzzles, and short crosswords. Filter by length above to see only 5-letter results.