A policeman spots a woman driving and knitting at the same time. Driving up beside her, he shouts out the window...
"Pull over!"
"No," she shouts back, "a pair of socks!"
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List of words beginning with: G
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GLARE —v. (-ring) 1 look fiercely or fixedly. - shine dazzlingly or oppressively. —n. - a strong fierce light, esp. Sunshine. B oppressive public attention (glare of publicity). - fierce or fixed look. - tawdry brilliance. [low german or dutch]
GLASS fibre n. Filaments of glass made into fabric or embedded in plastic as reinforcement. - wool n. Mass of fine glass fibres for packing and insulation. - —n. - a (often attrib.) Hard, brittle, usu. Transparent substance, made by fusing sand with soda and lime etc. B substance of similar properties. - glass objects collectively. - a glass drinking vessel. B its contents. - mirror. - glazed frame for plants. - barometer. - covering of a watch-face. - lens. - (in pl.) A spectacles. B binoculars. —v. (usu. As glassed adj.) Fit with glass. glassful n. (pl. -s). [old english]
GLAZE —v. (-zing) 1 fit (a window etc.) With glass or (a building) with windows. - a cover (pottery etc.) With a glaze. B fix (paint) on pottery thus. - cover (pastry, cloth, etc.) With a glaze. - (often foll. By over) (of the eyes) become glassy. - give a glassy surface to. —n. - vitreous substance for glazing pottery. - smooth shiny coating on food etc. - thin coat of transparent paint to modify underlying tone. - surface formed by glazing. [from *glass]
GLEAM —n. Faint or brief light or show. —v. Emit gleams, shine. [old english]
GLEAN v. - acquire (facts etc.) In small amounts. - gather (corn left by reapers). [french]
GLEBE n. Piece of land as part of a clergyman's benefice and providing income. [latin gl(a)eba clod, soil]
GLIDE path n. Aircraft's line of descent to land. - —v. (-ding) 1 move smoothly and continuously. - (of an aircraft or pilot) fly without engine-power. - pass gradually or imperceptibly. - go stealthily. - cause to glide. —n. Gliding movement. [old english]
GLINT —v. Flash, glitter. —n. Flash, sparkle. [probably scandinavian]
GLITZ n. Slang showy glamour. glitzy adj. (-ier, -iest). [from *glitter, *ritzy]
GLOAT —v. (often foll. By over etc.) Look or consider with greed, malice, etc. —n. Act of gloating. [origin unknown]
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