An extremely large mass of ice which moves very slowly, often down a mountain valley (2)
Glacier
(N.) (हिमनदी)
Example: The glacier is slowly melting due to global warming.
A pair of lenses set in a frame, worn to correct defects of vision
Glasses
(N.) (चश्मा)
Example: He needs glasses to read properly.
A person who fits and repairs glass in windows
Glazier
(N.) (कांच का काम करनेवाला)
Example: The glazier fixed the broken window pane.
A list of technical or special words with their meanings
Glossary
(N.) (शब्दावली)
Example: The book includes a glossary at the end for difficult terms.
An extreme fear of public speaking
Glossophobia
(N.) (सार्वजनिक भाषण का भय)
Example: His glossophobia prevented him from speaking on stage.
To look at someone in an angry or threatening way
Glower
(V.) (घूर कर देखना)
Example: She began to glower at him after the argument.
One who eats excessively
Glutton
(N.) (अत्यधिक भोजन करने वाला)
Example: He is a glutton who never refuses food.
A person who enjoys eating and often eats too much (2)
Gourmand
(N.) (अधिक खाने वाला भोजन प्रेमी)
Example: As a gourmand, he loved trying new dishes.
A connoisseur of good food and cooking (3)
Gourmet
(N.) (स्वादिष्ट भोजन का जानकार)
Example: She is a gourmet who appreciates fine dining.
Elegance and smoothness of movement
Grace
(N.) (शालीनता)
Example: The dancer performed with great grace.
Writing or drawings made on walls or public surfaces without permission (4)
Graffiti
(N.) (दीवार चित्रण)
Example: The walls were covered with colorful graffiti.
A piece of living tissue or plant that is transplanted surgically
Graft
(N.) (प्रत्यारोपण; जीवित हिस्से को काटकर दूसरी जगह रोपना या जोड़ना)
Example: The surgeon performed a skin graft successfully.
A building where grain is stored (4)
Granary
(N.) (धान्यागार)
Example: The village built a granary to store crops.
A person who analyses handwriting to determine personality
Graphologist
(N.) (हस्तलेख विशेषज्ञ)
Example: The graphologist studied his handwriting to assess his traits.
The study of handwriting to analyse personality (2)
Graphology
(N.) (हस्तलेख विज्ञान)
Example: Graphology is sometimes used in personality assessment.
A glass building used for growing plants that need protection from cold weather
Greenhouse
(N.) (पौधा-घर)
Example: The farmer grew vegetables in a greenhouse during winter.
Living in groups; tending to associate with others of one’s kind (12)
Gregarious
(Adj.) (झुण्ड में रहनेवाला, मिलनसार)
Example: He is a gregarious person who enjoys social gatherings.
To reduce to powder by crushing
Grind
(V.) (पीसना)
Example: She used a stone to grind the spices.
The sound a bear makes
Growl
(N.) (भालू के गुर्राने की आवाज)
Example: The dog let out a low growl at the stranger.
A low, short guttural sound, especially as made by a pig
Grunt
(N.) (घुरघुराहट; सूअर की आवाज़)
Example: The pig made a loud grunt while eating.
One who is easily deceived (8)
Gullible
(Adj.) (भोला भाला)
Example: He is so gullible that he believes every rumor.
To eat or drink quickly and in large amounts
Gulp
(V.) (निगल जाना)
Example: He gulped down the water after the run.
A strong blast of wind
Gust
(N.) (हवा का झोंका)
Example: A sudden gust of wind blew away the papers.
A room filled with equipment for games and physical exercise
Gymnasium
(N.) (व्यायामशाला)
Example: Students go to the gymnasium for daily exercise.
A doctor who specialises in the medical care of women’s reproductive system (2)
Gynaecologist
(N.) (स्त्रीरोग विशेषज्ञ)
Example: She consulted a gynaecologist for her health issues.
The branch of medicine dealing with the study of blood and blood-forming organs
Haematology
(N.) (रक्त विज्ञान)
Example: He is studying haematology to become a specialist.
A false perception of things that do not really exist (4)
Hallucination
(N.) (मतिभ्रम)
Example: High fever caused him to experience hallucination.
A drug which makes one see things that are not really there
Hallucinogen
(N.) (विभ्रामक दवा)
Example: Certain hallucinogens can alter perception drastically.
An object made skillfully by hand
Handicraft
(N.) (हस्तशिल्प)
Example: The exhibition displayed beautiful handicrafts.
A building in which aircraft are housed (9)
Hangar
(N.) (विमानशाला)
Example: The airplane was kept in the hangar for maintenance.
A lengthy and aggressive speech addressed to a large assembly (3)
Harangue
(N.) (आक्रामक भाषण)
Example: The leader delivered a long harangue to the crowd.
To trouble and annoy continually
Harass
(V.) (परेशान करना)
Example: He was arrested for harassing his colleagues.
A person or thing that signals the approach of something
Harbinger
(N.) (सन्देशवाहक)
Example: Dark clouds are a harbinger of rain.
A place of shelter for ships
Harbour
(N.) (बंदरगाह)
Example: The ships were anchored in the harbour.
A spear used for hunting large fish
Harpoon
(N.) (मत्स्य भाला)
Example: The fishermen used a harpoon to catch big fish.
Acutely distressing
Harrowing
(Adj.) (खौफ़नाक)
Example: The movie showed a harrowing tale of survival.
Unpleasantly rough or severe, especially to the senses
Harsh
(Adj.) (कठोर)
Example: The teacher’s harsh tone upset the students.
To annoy or bother someone repeatedly
Hassle
(V.) (परेशान करना)
Example: Don’t hassle me while I’m working.
A large catch of fish
Haul
(N.) (मछलियों की बड़ी मात्रा)
Example: The fishermen returned with a huge haul.
A vehicle for conveying the coffin at a funeral (4)
Hearse
(N.) (शव वाहन)
Example: The hearse carried the body to the cemetery.
Making one feel very sad
Heart-Wrenching
(Adj.) (दुखी करने वाला)
Example: The story of the orphan was heart-wrenching.
To interrupt a public speaker with derisive or aggressive comments
Heckle
(V.) (बीच-बीच में टोकना, बाधा डालना)
Example: The crowd began to heckle the speaker during his speech.
A person who believes that pleasure is the most important thing in life (3)
Hedonist
(N.) (सुखवादी)
Example: He lived like a true hedonist, always chasing comfort and enjoyment.
To pay careful attention to
Heed
(V.) (ध्यान देना)
Example: You should heed your teacher’s advice if you want to succeed.