Merriam-Webster's Dictionary and Thesaurus - Merriam-Webster [576]
4 : a wide difference in character or attitude
5 : a problem caused by a disparity Synonyms [2] canyon, defile, flume, gorge, gulch, gulf, notch, pass, ravine—more at CANYON [3] breach, break, gulf, hole, opening, rent, rift, separation; also chink, cleft, crack, cranny, crevice, fissure; notch, slit, slot, split; pore, space; abyss, aperture, cavity, chasm, gape, orifice; fracture, rupture, severance, sundering [3] discontinuity, hiatus, interim, interlude, intermission, interruption, interval; also caesura, pause, space; lapse, suspension; lull, recess, respite, rest Antonyms continuation, continuity gape verb gaped; gap·ing 1 : to open the mouth wide 2 : to open or part widely 3 : to stare with mouth open 4 : YAWN — gape noun Synonyms gawk, gaze, goggle, peer, rubberneck, stare; also glare, gloat, glower; eye, observe, watch; leer, ogle 1gar noun : any of several fishes that have a long body resembling that of a pike and long narrow jaws 2gar abbreviation garage GAR abbreviation Grand Army of the Republic 1garage noun [ORIGIN: F, act of docking, garage, fr. garer to dock, fr. MF garrer, prob. ultim. fr. ON vara to beware, take care] : a shelter or repair shop for automobiles 2garage verb ga·raged; ga·rag·ing : to keep or put in a garage garage sale noun : a sale of used household or personal articles held on the seller's own premises 1garb noun 1 : style of dress 2 : outward form : APPEARANCE Synonyms dress, getup, guise, outfit—more at OUTFIT 2garb verb : to cover with or as if with clothing Synonyms apparel, array, attire, caparison, clothe, deck, dress, invest, rig, suit—more at CLOTHE gar·bage noun 1 : food waste 2 : unwanted or useless material — gar·bage·man noun Synonyms chaff, deadwood, dust, junk, litter, refuse, riffraff, rubbish, scrap, trash, waste; also offal, sewage, slop, swill, wash; debris, detritus, rubble, ruins; odds and ends; flotsam, jetsam; cull, discard, reject, throwaway Antonyms find, prize gar·ble verb gar·bled; gar·bling : to distort the meaning of <~ a story> Synonyms color, distort, falsify, misinterpret, misrepresent, misstate, pervert, twist, warp; also belie, camouflage, disguise, mask, veil; complicate, confuse, confound, mix up; mystify, obscure, puzzle; equivocate, fib, lie, palter, prevaricate gar·çon noun, plural garçons [ORIGIN: F, boy, servant] : WAITER 1garden noun 1 : a plot for growing fruits, flowers, or vegetables 2 : a public recreation area; especially : one for displaying plants or animals 2garden verb : to lay out or work in a garden — gar·den·er noun gar·de·nia noun [ORIGIN: NL, genus name, fr. Alexander Garden †1791 Scot. naturalist] : any of a genus of tropical trees or shrubs that are related to the madder and have fragant white or yellow flowers; also : one of these trees garden–variety adjective : COMMONPLACE, ORDINARY gar·fish noun : GAR gar·gan·tuan adjective, often cap : of tremendous size or volume gar·gle verb gar·gled; gar·gling : to rinse the throat with liquid agitated by air forced through it from the lungs — gargle noun gar·goyle noun 1 : a waterspout in the form of a grotesque human or animal figure projecting from the roof or eaves of a building 2 : a grotesquely carved figure gar·ish adjective 1 : clothed in vivid colors : excessively or disturbingly vivid 2 : tastelessly showy : FLASHY, GAUDY Synonyms flamboyant, flashy, gaudy, glitzy, loud, ostentatious, swank, tawdry—more at GAUDY 1garland noun : WREATH, CHAPLET 2garland verb : to form into or deck with a garland gar·lic noun [ORIGIN: ME garlek, fr. OE gārlēac, fr. gār spear + lēac leek] : an herb related to the lilies and grown for its pungent bulbs used in cooking; also : its bulb — gar·licky adjective gar·ment noun : an article of clothing gar·ner verb 1 : to gather into storage 2 : to acquire by effort 3 : to pick up : ACCUMULATE, COLLECT Synonyms [2] acquire, attain,