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View by: All | Definitions only | Smart Words| Meaning: | Distort the meaning of a statement or fact by only selecting certain part |
| Looks Like: | Gabble (speak quickly) |
| Imagine This: | Tom gabbled his speech and distorted part of its meaning. |
| Other Forms: | Garble (verb); Garbler (noun) |
| Meaning: | Showy; over-decorated |
| Sounds Like: | Garnish (decorate food) |
| Imagine This: | The chef over-garnished the chicken entrée with flowers that it looks like a showy bouquet. |
| Other Forms: | Garishly (adj.); Garishness (noun) |
| Meaning: | Store up; gather |
| Sounds Like: | Gardener |
| Imagine This: | A gardener store up assortment of fruits and vegetables from her garden by canning. |
| Other Forms: | Garner (noun) |
| Meaning: | Talkative; wordy; chatty |
| Sounds Like: | Gary_rules |
| Imagine This: | Gary, the teacher, thought of a very effective rule for talkative students.They will be asked to recite aloud an essay repeatedly in an empty classroom for an hour after school. |
| Other Forms: | Garrulity (noun) |
| Meaning: | Sociable; hospitable; friendly |
| Sounds Like: | Gentle |
| Imagine This: | A friendly and sociable gentleman talking with his friends while enjoying the warm and gentle early morning sun. |
| Other Forms: | Geniality (noun); genially (adv.) |