uniform, regalia, trappings, harness, rigging, Inf. rig, Inf. getup, Inf. turnout; style, cut.
2. clothing, clothes, attire, apparel, wearing apparel, wear; garments, vestments, habits, habiliments, raiment, Inf. gear, Inf. toggery, Inf. togs, Inf. duds, SI. threads, SI. rags; wardrobe, array, accouterment; investment, investiture, vesture.
3. guise, appearance, aspect, look, semblance; disguise, masquerade.
-v.4. dress, clothe, vest, attire, apparel, habit; array, bedizen, deck, deck out, bedeck, SI. dude up, SI. swank up; robe, gown, drape; outfit, fit out, fit up, fit, rig, rig up, rig out, trap, trap out, caparison, gear, turn out, accouter.
garbage, n. 1. refuse, Dial, culch, rubbish, waste, Brit, wastrel, discarded matter; offal, carrion, rot, spoil; offscourings, dregs, draff, remains, leavings, leftovers; scraps, orts, hogwash, swill; remainder, residue, residuum, scum.
2. junk, worthless stuff, SI. dreck, trumpery; trash, riffraff, Brit. Dial, raff, litter, chaff; filth, dirt, dust, sweepings; debris, detritus, rubble, wreckage; fragments, remnants, fag ends, bits and pieces, odds and ends; castoffs, rags, tatters, castaways, rejects, discards.
3. Slang, nonsense, twaddle, foolishness. See - nonsense (def. 2).
garble, v. 1. distort, warp, twist, twist around, Scot. thraw; take out of context, color, slant, bend, stretch, exaggerate; varnish, embroider, embellish, dress up; pervert, corrupt, adulterate, tamper with, doctor, change around; misquote, misrender, misstate, misre-port, falsify, misrepresent, belie; misinterpret, misconstrue, misunderstand, misread, Inf. get it wrong.
2. jumble, confuse, mix up; slur, run together, mutter, mumble.
garden, n. 1. vegetable garden, truck garden, Brit. market garden, Fr. potager; vegetable plot, kitchen garden, herb garden, flower garden; formal garden, English garden, French garden, Chinese or Japanese garden, natural or wild garden.
2. arboretum, botanical garden; public garden, park, Fr. jardin, recreation area, Inf. rec area, playground.
3. gardens grounds, lawn, yard.
gardener, n. caretaker; horticulturist, cultivator, grower; farmer, granger, husbandman; landscaper, landscape architect.
gargantuan, adj. gigantic, enormous, monstrous, huge, SI. humongous, Brobdingnagian, Cyclopean; vast, towering, colossal, immense, stupendous, prodigious, tremendous, herculean, mammoth; very large or big, great, Inf. strapping, Inf. whopping; elephantine, massive, ponderous, very heavy, bulky, hulking, clumsy, lubberly.
gargle, v. (all of the mouth or throat) wash out, rinse out, swish or swash water about in.
garish, adj. 1. flashy, SI. flash, loud, bold. See - gaudy (def. 1).
2. ornate, elaborate* baroque; flamboyant, showy, flaring. See - gaudy (def. 2).
garland, n. wreath, festoon, lei, loop; laurel, bay, crown, Literary, anadem, diadem; coronet, chaplet, coronal; fillet, headband, snood, fascia.
garment, n. 1. cover, covering, outer covering; guise, appearance, look, aspect, semblance; disguise, masquerade.
2. garments clothing, clothes, attire, apparel, wearing apparel, wear; vestments, habiliments, habits, raiment, Inf. toggery. Inf. togs, Inf. duds, SI. threads, SI. rags; wardrobe, livery, array, accouterment; investment, investiture, vesture.
