- Gag for: Want something a lot: I’m GAGGING FOR a drink.
- Gear up: Get ready for a busy period: The shops are GEARING UP for the New Year sales.
- Get about: Visit many places: I GET ABOUT a lot with my job- last years I visited eleven countries.
- Get around: Become known: It didn’t take long for the news to GET AROUND once it got into the newspapers.
- Get together: Meet socially: We GOT TOGETHER in the pub for a drink.
- Give way to: Yield, surrender, retreat: Don’t GIVE WAY TO your worst fears about this.
- Go after: Chase, try to get: The cat WENT AFTER the pigeon, but it flew away.
- Goof around: Fool around, not be serious: We spent the weekend GOOFING AROUND.
- Grow together: Gradually become attached, united or close: We GREW TOGETHER while we were working on the same project.
- Grow up: Mature, become adult: He GREW UP in the West Country.
- Grow upon: Like something that you didn’t like at first: The book started slowly and was a bit dull, but it has GROWN UPON me.
- Gun for: Try to destroy an opponent: He’s GUNNING FOR his rivals at work.
- Gussy up: Dress smartly or improve the appearance of something: They spent a fortune GUSSYING UP the house.
