G-man see under G (abbrev).

G or g /jē/

1. The seventh letter in the modern English alphabet as in the Roman
2. Orig a form of C, inserted in the place of the disused Z, its ordinary sound (as in Latin) a voiced velar stop, but in some words in English the same as J
3. The fifth note of the diatonic scale of C major (music)
4. The key or scale having that note for its tonic (music)
5. Anything shaped like the letter G

G clef noun (music)

The treble clef

Gˈ-string noun

1. The lowest string on the violin, tuned to the note of G, or a string tuned to G on another instrument (music)
2. A string worn round the waist supporting a strip worn between the legs
3. The strip itself or any similar covering for the genitals

G or G.

1. Gabon (IVR)
2. Gauss
3. German (as in G-agents below)
4. Giga-
5. Good
6. Gourde
7. Government (as in G-man below)
8. Grand (1000 dollars)
9. Group of (as in G5, etc below)

Gˈ-agents plural noun

Highly effective poisonous gases developed by the Nazis for possible military use

G5, G7, G8, G10, etc noun

Group of Five, Seven, Eight, Ten, etc (qv under group)

Gˈ-man noun (US)

An agent of the Federal Bureau of Investigation

Gˈ-spot noun

1. (short for Gräfenberg spot, after Ernst Gräfenberg, German-born gynaecologist, 1881–1957) an exceptionally sensitive and erogenous area of the front wall of the vagina
2. Any area of great sensitivity

G

1. (as a medieval Roman numeral) 400
2. (also G) the constant of gravitation, the factor linking force with mass and distance
3. (also G) conductance (physics)
4. General intelligence

• stalking-horse
• stalking-horses
• stalkings
• stalkless
• stalko
• stalkoes
• stalks
• stalky
• stall
• stallage
• stallages
• stalled
• stallenger
• stallengers
• stall-fed
• stall-feed
• stall-feeded
• stall-feeding
• stall-feeds
• stallholder
• stallholders
• stalling
• stallinger
• stallingers
• stalling-ken