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Question 1

Garner

Answer 1

Verb

To gather and store:

The director managed to garner financial backing from different sources for his next show.

Synonym: amass; acquire

Question 2

Garrulous

Answer 2

Adj

Tending to talk a lot:

The garrulous parakeet distracted its owner with its continuous talking.

Synonym: loquacious; effusive

Question 3

Gestation

Answer 3

Noun

Growth process from conception to birth:

The longer the gestation period of an organism, the more developed the baby is at birth.

Synonym: development;

Question 4

Glib

Answer 4

Adj

Fluent in an insincere manner; offhand, casual:

The slimy politician managed to continue gaining supporters because he was a glib speaker.

Synonym: easy; superficial

Question 5

Glower

Answer 5

Verb

To glare; stare angrily and intensely:

The cranky waiter glowered at the indecisive customer.

Synonym: frown; lower; scowl

Question 6

Gradation

Answer 6

Noun

Variation in colors

Question 7

Gregarious

Answer 7

Adj

Outgoing; sociable:

She was so gregarious that when she found herself one she felt quite sad.

Synonym: affable; congenial

Question 8

Grievous

Answer 8

Adj

Causing grief or sorrow; serious and distressing

Question 9

Grovel

Answer 9

Verb

To humble oneself in a demanding way:

Mike groveled to his ex girlfriend, hoping she would take him back.

Synonym: bootlick; fawn

Question 10

Gambol

Answer 10

Verb

To dance or skip around playfully:

From her office, Lisa enviously watched the playful puppies gambol around Central Park.

Synonym: caper; cavort

Question 11

Guile

Answer 11

Noun

Deceit, trickery

Question 12

Gullible

Answer 12

Adj

Easily deceived