See giga-.

A unit of force equal to the force exerted by gravity; used to indicate the force to which a body is subjected when it is accelerated; SYN. gee.
The force of acceleration due to gravity equal to 32.1739 ft/sec2 or 386 in./sec2.
Symbol for gram.

Množina: Gs

The seventh letter of the English alphabet. It was formed by the Romans by adding a “tail” to the letter C, which represented the k sound.

When people become too tall or too big to wear an item of clothing, they grow out of the item of clothing.

Množina: ... growing areas

The file extension that identifies GIF bit map images. See also GIF.

In the Internet’s Domain Name System, the top-level domain that identifies addresses operated by government agencies. The domain name .gov appears as a suffix at the end of the address. In the United States, only nonmilitary federal government agencies may use the .gov domain. State governments in the United States use the top-level domain of .state.us, with .us preceded by the two-letter abbreviation for the state, or just .us; other regional governments in the United States are registered under the .us domain. See also DNS (definition 1), domain (definition 3), .state.us, .us. Compare .com, .edu, .mil, .net, .org.

Množina: G clefs

Treble clef.

Množina: G proteins

Any of a class of cell membrane proteins that are coupled to cell surface receptors and upon stimulation of the receptor by an extracellular signaling molecule (as a hormone or neurotransmitter) bind to GTP to form an active complex which mediates an intracellular event (as activation of adenylate cyclase)

Množina: g scales

Scale for measuring force by comparing it with the force due to gravity (g), often called G-force.

Množina: G suits

A suit designed to counteract the physiological effects of acceleration on an aviator or astronaut

Množina: g-factors

GYROMAGNETIC RATIO

Množina: g-forces

Force that pilots and astronauts experience when their craft accelerate or decelerate rapidly. One g is the ordinary pull of gravity.
Early astronauts were subjected to launch and reentry forces of up to six g or more; in the space shuttle, more than three g is experienced on liftoff. Pilots and astronauts wear g-suits that prevent their blood pooling too much under severe g-forces, which can lead to unconsciousness.

Množina: G-men

A special law-enforcement agent of the Federal Bureau of Investigation; Also called: FBI agent, government man.

1. Having a rating of g; broadly; relating to or characterized by a lack of violence, obscenity, or sexual explicitness
2. Innocent, clean