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61gasifying — gas·i·fy || gæsɪfaɪ v. become gas; change into gas …
62gasket — gas·ket || gæskɪt n. seal; rope for tying a sail (Nautical) …
63gaskets — gas·ket || gæskɪt n. seal; rope for tying a sail (Nautical) …
64gasman — gas·man || gæsmÉ™n n. person who works in a gas company; worker who checks gas meters and marks the amount of gas used in a specific period; person who produces and sells or distributes gas for commercial or industrial use; (Mining) person who… …
65gasmen — gas·man || gæsmÉ™n n. person who works in a gas company; worker who checks gas meters and marks the amount of gas used in a specific period; person who produces and sells or distributes gas for commercial or industrial use; (Mining) person who… …
66gasolene — gas·o·lene || gæsəʊlɪËn n. flammable liquid mixture derived from petroleum {used as fuel, etc.} (also gasoline) …
67gasolenes — gas·o·lene || gæsəʊlɪËn n. flammable liquid mixture derived from petroleum {used as fuel, etc.} (also gasoline) …
68gasometer — gas·om·e·ter || gæ sÉ‘mɪtÉ™(r) / sÉ’m n. device for measuring gas (Chemistry); large tank in which gas is stored …
69gasometers — gas·om·e·ter || gæ sÉ‘mɪtÉ™(r) / sÉ’m n. device for measuring gas (Chemistry); large tank in which gas is stored …
70gasser — gas·ser || gæsÉ™(r) n. well that yields natural gas; (Slang) something very amusing or outstanding (particularly a joke); (Slang) arrogant person, person or something that gasses; (Sports) drag car racer that uses gasoline to run …
