Cantonese words starting with G

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Huge; gigantic; very large.

To fear or be afraid of.

A unit of animal power.

The distance or space between things.

Sudenly, at once, or in a hurry.

Large, great in size or amount, or of significant importance.

An alternative form of 鋸 (geoi6), meaning to saw.

Hurricane or typhoon.

To possess a characteristic, or to have all necessary materials prepared.

Tremendous change or upheaval, usually carrying a negative connotation.

Huge, tremendous, or gigantic; extremely large in scale or severity.

An extremely wealthy person; a tycoon.

Hurricane; a tropical cyclone with maximum sustained winds of 118 km/h or more, typically occurring in the Americas.

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Cancer, in both astronomy and astrology.

A very loud noise, crash, or blast.

Giant; an exceptionally tall person, or figuratively, a person of great achievement in a field.

To possess or have an intangible quality, attribute, or significance.

Gigantic; huge; extremely large in size.

Unexpectedly; surprisingly; contrary to expectation.

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巨無霸巨无霸

Something exceptionally large compared to others of its kind, or a Big Mac hamburger.

A huge sum of money.

To fear or dread; to feel a deep and vivid sense of fear.

An expression or look of fear on a person's face.

Superstar; a highly famous and successful person, especially in sports, music, or entertainment.

Concrete, specific, or particular; detailed and not abstract.

A leader or titan in a specific industry, field, or sport.

A massive, huge, or astronomical debt.

A tycoon or magnate; a prominent and highly influential figure in business or politics.

A monumental literary work; a masterpiece.

A flat cap or tweed cap.

A clip, clamp, or peg used to hold things in place.

To be too tight or narrow, pinching one's feet (of shoes).

Grumbling or complaining.

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To grumble, complain, or mumble irritably.

Urgently or pressingly.

Unburned brick; sun-dried mud brick.

Pancake; a kind of western dessert or pastry without fillings.

To pierce, stab, or prick; to seize or grasp.

To beat or strike something from the side.

To hit, strike, or beat.

To be stuck, blocked, or unable to move.

Drastically, describing an extreme change happening very rapidly.

To defeat or beat an opponent in a zero-sum game or contest.

To kill someone with a single action, usually by shooting.

To be provoked or annoyed, and feel angry as a result.

Passion or fervour, often associated with sexual desire or lust.

Protruding nipples or bulging genitals visible through clothing.

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Extremely angry; to be in a furious rage about something.

Agitated, excited, or emotionally stirred due to a stimulus.