| GRACILE | • gracile adj. (Also figuratively) Lean, slender, thin. • gracile adj. (Chiefly zoology, anthropology, paleontology) Of an animal or skeletal element: having a slender frame. • gracile adj. Graceful or gracefully slender. |
| GRACILENESS | • gracileness n. The state or quality of being gracile. • GRACILENESS n. slenderness. |
| GRACILENESSES | • GRACILENESS n. slenderness. |
| GRACILES | • graciles n. Plural of gracilis. • GRACILIS n. (Latin) a thigh muscle. |
| GRACILIS | • gracilis n. (Anatomy) A slender superficial muscle of the inner thigh. • GRACILIS n. (Latin) a thigh muscle. |
| GRACILITIES | • gracilities n. Plural of gracility. • GRACILITY n. slenderness. |
| GRACILITY | • gracility n. (Often anatomy, botany, zoology) The property or condition of being gracile. • GRACILITY n. slenderness. |
| GRACING | • gracing v. Present participle of grace. • gracing n. (Music) The use of a grace note. • GRACE v. to give beauty to. |
| GRACIOSITIES | • GRACIOSITY n. graciousness. |
| GRACIOSITY | • graciosity n. (Archaic) graciousness, usually in a bad sense, as implying duplicity. • GRACIOSITY n. graciousness. |
| GRACIOSO | • gracioso n. (Obsolete) A court favourite. • gracioso n. (Theater) A clown or jester in early-modern Spanish comedy. • GRACIOSO n. (Spanish) a clown in Spanish comedy. |
| GRACIOSOS | • graciosos n. Plural of gracioso. • GRACIOSO n. (Spanish) a clown in Spanish comedy. |
| GRACIOUS | • gracious adj. Kind and warmly courteous. • gracious adj. Tactful. • gracious adj. Compassionate. |
| GRACIOUSLY | • graciously adv. In a gracious manner; with grace and courtesy. • GRACIOUS adv. marked by kindness and courtesy. |
| GRACIOUSNESS | • graciousness n. The state of being gracious. • GRACIOUSNESS n. the state of being gracious. |
| GRACIOUSNESSES | • graciousnesses n. Plural of graciousness. • GRACIOUSNESS n. the state of being gracious. |