G
Follows F alphabetically
G is an invention of the Romans, who initially used C for the sounds of both K and G.
In the latter half of the third century B.C., the Romans converted C into G by adding an upright bar to the lower curve.
The bar signified the hard sound of G.
Recorded visual narrative
- filmMovie or coating
- MPAAIndustry content evaluator
- generalWidespread, not specialized
- audiencesAssembled viewers or listeners
family · suitable · children · censorship · classification
Short written record
- pitchFrequency of sound
- clefStaff pitch indicator
- trebleHigh frequency range
- staffOrganization's workers collectively
scale · key · chord · sharp · flat · natural · major · minor
Language's letter system
- uppercaseCapital letter form
- lowercaseUncapitalized letter form
- characterNature, symbol, or role
- glyphVisual form of character
grapheme · font · typeface · calligraphy · typography · handwriting · cursive · script
Data capacity measure
- terabyteTrillion-byte measure
- kilobyteStorage measurement unit
- petabyteQuadrillion bytes measured
- storageSpace for keeping goods
data · memory · digital · bytes · binary · bit · capacity · bandwidth
Growth in amount
- expansionIncrease in scope
- gainPositive return received
- developmentProgress toward maturity
- progressMovement toward improvement
advancement · proliferation · acceleration · escalation · uptick · surge · boom · prosperity
Fixed, unvarying quantity
Group sharing circumstances
- demographicStatistical population category
- boomerMidcentury generation member
- millennialConcerning thousand-year cycles
- alphaFirst Greek letter
successor · heir · offspring · descendant · ancestor · lineage · generational · gap
Father of geometry
- theoremDemonstrated logical conclusion
- angleGeometric measure of rotation
- triangleThree-sided plane figure
- polygonMultisided plane figure
circumference · radius · diameter · area · perimeter · volume · symmetry · parallelogram
movie
Recorded visual narrative
audiences · family · suitable · children · censorship · classification
note
Short written record
staff · scale · key · chord · sharp · flat · natural · major · minor · melody
alphabet
Language's letter system
glyph · grapheme · font · typeface · calligraphy · typography · handwriting · cursive · script · monogram
megabyte
Data capacity measure
storage · data · memory · digital · bytes · binary · bit · capacity · bandwidth · download
increase
Growth in amount
- expansionIncrease in scope
- gainPositive return received
- developmentProgress toward maturity
progress · advancement · proliferation · acceleration · escalation · uptick · surge · boom · prosperity · GDP
constant
Fixed, unvarying quantity
cohort
Group sharing circumstances
- demographicStatistical population category
- boomerMidcentury generation member
- millennialConcerning thousand-year cycles
alpha · successor · heir · offspring · descendant · ancestor · lineage · generational · gap · shift
Euclid
Father of geometry
- theoremDemonstrated logical conclusion
- angleGeometric measure of rotation
- triangleThree-sided plane figure
polygon · circumference · radius · diameter · area · perimeter · volume · symmetry · parallelogram · hypotenuse
evaluation
Determining worth or quality
- assessmentFormal evaluation of worth
- scoreNumerical standing in competition
- ratingAssigned evaluative score
ranking · academic · report · pass · fail · achievement · GPA · marking · rubric · performance
gangster
Criminal organization member