Merriam-Webster's Dictionary and Thesaurus - Merriam-Webster [617]
grun·gy adjective grun·gi·er; -est : shabby or dirty in character or condition
Synonyms
dirty, grubby, mucky, muddy, unclean—more at DIRTY
neglected, ratty, scruffy, seedy, shabby, tacky—more at SHABBY
grun·ion noun : a fish of the California coast which comes inshore to spawn at nearly full moon
1grunt noun 1 a : a deep throaty sound (as that of a hog)
2grunt verb : to utter a grunt; also : to utter with a grunt
GSA abbreviation 1 General Services Administration
2 Girl Scouts of America
G suit noun [ORIGIN: gravity suit]
: a suit for a pilot or astronaut designed to counteract the physiological effects of acceleration
GSUSA abbreviation Girl Scouts of the United States of America
gt abbreviation great
Gt Brit abbreviation Great Britain
gtd abbreviation guaranteed
GU abbreviation Guam
gua·ca·mo·le noun [ORIGIN: MexSp, fr. Nahuatl āhuacamōlli, fr. āhuacatl avocado + mōlli sauce]
: mashed and seasoned avocado
gua·nine noun : a purine base that codes genetic information in the molecular chain of DNA and RNA
gua·no noun [ORIGIN: Sp, fr. Quechua wanu fertilizer, dung]
: excrement esp. of seabirds or bats; also : a fertilizer composed chiefly of this excrement
1guarantee noun 1 : GUARANTOR
2 : GUARANTY 1
3 : an agreement by which one person undertakes to secure another in the possession or enjoyment of something
4 : an assurance of the quality of or of the length of use to be expected from a product offered for sale
5 : something given as security : GUARANTY
Synonyms
[3] bond, contract, covenant, guaranty, surety, warranty; also oath, pledge, vow, word; bargain, compact, pact, treaty; assurance, insurance; bail, deposit, pawn, security
[5] gage, guaranty, pawn, pledge, security—more at PLEDGE
2guarantee verb -teed; -tee·ing 1 : to undertake to answer for the debt, failure to perform, or faulty performance of (another)
2 : to undertake an obligation to establish, perform, or continue
3 : to give security to
Synonyms
assure, cinch, ensure, guaranty, insure, secure—more at ENSURE
guar·an·tor noun : one who gives a guarantee
Synonyms
backer, patron, sponsor, surety—more at SPONSOR
1guaranty noun, plural -ties 1 : an undertaking to answer for another's failure to pay a debt or perform a duty
2 : an agreement by which one person undertakes to secure another in the possession or enjoyment of something : GUARANTEE
3 : GUARANTOR
4 : something given as security : PLEDGE
Synonyms
gage, guarantee, pawn, pledge, security—more at PLEDGE
2guaranty verb -tied; -ty·ing : to give security to : GUARANTEE
1guard noun 1 : a person or a body of persons on sentinel duty
2 plural : troops assigned to protect a sovereign
3 : a defensive position (as in boxing)
4 : the act or duty of protecting or defending
5 : one that protects : PROTECTION
6 : a protective or safety device
7 : a football lineman playing between center and tackle; also : a basketball player stationed toward the rear
— on guard
: WATCHFUL, ALERT
Synonyms
[1] custodian, guardian, keeper, lookout, picket, sentry, warden, warder, watch, watchman; also observer, patrol, spotter, watchdog; bodyguard, convoy, defender, escort
[4] aegis, armor, cover, defense, protection, safeguard, screen, security, shield, wall, ward—more at DEFENSE
[5] custodian, defender, defense, protection, protector—more at PROTECTOR
2guard verb 1 : to protect from danger esp. by watchful attention : DEFEND
2 : to watch over
3 : to be on guard
Synonyms
[1] cover, defend, protect, safeguard, screen, secure, shield, ward—more at DEFEND
usually guard against [3] beware, mind—more at BEWARE (OF)
guard·ed adjective : careful to consider all circumstances and possible consequences
Synonyms
alert, careful, cautious, circumspect, considerate, gingerly, heedful, safe, wary—more at CAREFUL
guard·house noun 1 : a building occupied by a guard or used as a headquarters by soldiers on guard duty
2 : a military jail
guard·ian noun 1 : one that guards