Explanation: Gadget is a small device used to make tasks easier.

Example: Our kitchen is filled with lots of gadgets.

Explanation: Gain time means causing a delay so more time is available.

Example: His lawyers are delaying the trial to gain time to prepare.

Explanation: Galosh is worn over shoes to protect them from water or snow.

Example: It is snowy, you should wear galoshes.

Explanation: Gamble means risking money on games or uncertain events.

Example: John gambled all his money on horseracing.

Explanation: Garbled means not clear, often giving the wrong idea.

Example: He left a rather garbled message on my answer phone.

Explanation: Gargantuan means extremely large or huge.

Example: I ate a gargantuan piece of cake at lunch.

Explanation: Gash is a deep and serious cut in the skin.

Example: She slipped on a rock and gashed her knee.

Explanation: Gather means to bring things or people together.

Example: The employees gathered around.

Explanation: Gauge is a device used to measure or show a value.

Example: Do you know the name of this gauge?

Explanation: Gay traditionally meant happy or colorful (before its modern usage).

Example: Tim is a very gay person; he has a good sense of humor.

Explanation: Genius is someone with exceptional ability or intelligence.

Example: The new director is a real genius.

Explanation: Genuine means true and not fake.

Example: Jerry lost the genuine blueprints of the project.

Explanation: The phrase means to have fun or get pleasure from something.

Example: You’ll get a bang out of this story.

Explanation: It means managing to talk when others are speaking nonstop.

Example: Mary talks so fast nobody can get a word in edgeways.

Explanation: Get across means explain clearly or move from one side to another.

Example: The teacher failed to get his point across.

Explanation: Get after means to tell someone off or correct their behavior.

Example: His parents get after him because he wrecked the car.

Explanation: Get ahead of means to advance or succeed more than others.

Example: He got ahead of the rest of the class because he studied hard.

Explanation: It means to receive financial support for education.

Example: Jerry got aid for his study in university.

Explanation: Get along with means having good relations or managing well with others.

Example: It is difficult to get along with every student in the class.

Explanation: Get around means to travel, or to avoid a rule/problem.

Example: She doesn’t have a car. She gets around by bicycle.