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G Word List
1 Syllable
Initial G Word List
gab
gain
Gale
game
gap
gas
gash
gasp
gate
gauge
gauze
gear
geese
Gush
gush
gust
guy
goat
goes
gold
golf
gone
good
goose
got
gown
guess
guest
gulp
gum
go
goal
ghost
gift
gig
girl
give
gulch
get
1 Syllable
Final G Word List
bag
big
brag
bug
clog
dig
dog
Doug
drag
drug
egg
fig
jug
keg
leg
log
mug
pig
plug
rag
rug
shrug
slug
snag
stag
swag
tag
tug
twig
wag
flag
fog
frog
hog
hug
2 Syllable
Initial G Word List
gable
gadget
gala
gallon
gamble
gander
garage
garden
garlic
garment
Gary
gossip
gumbo
gumdrop
gusto
goblin
goggle
going
golden
goldfish
goodbye
gopher
gorgeous
gaslight
gaudy
Gavin
ghostly
giddy
gifted
gimmick
goatee
goblet
Gavin
guilty
giving
2 Syllable
Medial G Word List
again
against
Agnes
August
baggage
bagpipe
begin
Bengal
bigger
biggest
bogus
bongo
bragging
buggy
Congo
cougar
digging
disguise
legal
wagon
Yoga
disgust
dogcart
dogear
dogfish
dragon
eager
Edgar
ego
eggshell
engage
figure
finger
flagship
foggy
fungus
headgear
Hugo
ignite
yogi
younger
youngest
linger
Logan
logger
luggage
maggot
magnet
meager
muggy
nugget
piggy
pigpen
rigor
shaggy
soggy
stagger
stagnant
sugar
swagger
tiger
tango
tugboat
2 Syllable
Final G Word List
bearhug
bedbug
bigwig
eggnog
fatigue
firebug
zigzag
washrag
unclog
Kellogg
nutmeg
prologue
het lag
intrigue
bulldog
firebug
handbag
3 Syllable
Initial G Word List
gallery
galvanize
Galveston
government
Garrison
gardener
gasoline
gazebo
gooseberry
gorilla
governor
guardian
guinea pig
goalkeeper
gathering
3 Syllable
Medial G Word List
agonize
agony
arrogance
beginning
bungalow
category
chewing gum
conjugate
demigod
dignify
eagerly
elegance
elongate
fingernail
hexagon
ignorance
illegal
instigate
kangaroo
legacy
legally
magnify
megaphone
misgovern
navigate
negative
Oregon
pentagon
Portugal
prodigal
recognize
regular
regulate
vigorous
signature
signify
spaghetti
Thanksgiving
together
unguarded
vinegar
gigantic
3 Syllable
Final G Word List
analog
catalog
chili dog
dialogue
moneybag
monologue
4 Syllable
Medial GWord List
alligator
altogether
antagonize
Copenhagen
prolongation
protagonist
significance
merry-go-round
navigation
negotiate
obligation
magnificent
5 Syllable
Medial G Word List
egotistical
egomania
G Blend Word List
glad
glance
gland
glass
glaze
glee
glide
gloat
glacier
glamor
glasses
glazing
gleeful
glider
glimmer
global
glory
flowing
gladiator
glamorous
glittery
globetrotter
glorify
boggling
Douglas
England
English
eyeglass
giggly
igloo
piglet
spyglass
ground
grow
grub
unforgiven
organization
iceberg
Guam
guava
guacamole
iguana
languages
jigsaw
exaggerate
congregation
biography
integrity
telegrapher
typographer
argue
bargain
cargo
forget
sunglow
wiggly
wrangler
everglade
fiberglass
New England
beagle
eagle
giggle
gurgle
legal
smuggle
snuggle
struggle
wiggle
illegal
Portugal
angle
jingle
shingle
single
strangle
tangle
grab
grace
grain
grant
grape
grasp
grass
grave
gray
grease
great
Greece
green
gray
grief
grill
grim
grin
grip
groom
groove
gross
forgive
forgot
mortgage
organ
target
argument
cheeseburger
forgotten
forgettable
grunt
graceful
gracious
grader
grading
Graham
grandpa
grand slam
granite
graphic
grassy
gravy
grazing
greasing
grease
Great Dane
greatly
gremlin
grinder
groggy
grotto
gruesome
grumble
gracias
gradual
granary
grandfather
grandmother
gratify
gratitude
gravity
groceries
grueling
agree
angry
background
congress
degree
digress
downgrade
flagrant
hungry
migrate
outgrow
regret
upgrade
aggressive
autograph
diagram
dictograph
evergreen
milligram
overgrow
telegram
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G Phrases
Initial G Phrases
Let’s play a game
There’s a gap
Out of gas
A big gash
I let out a gasp
Close the gate
Use the gauge
Wrap it in gauze
Jockey gear
Flying geese
Get the dog
A little ghost
wrapped a gift
a fun gig
a nice girl
give me tha
a deep gulch.
gushing water
gust of wind
a nice guy.
A funny goat!
go to school
I found gold!
I love golf
a good book.
The goose honked
I got a new toy.
a pretty gown.
The guard stands
Can you guess it?
We have a guest.
a big gulp.
chewing gum.
Let’s go!
I scored a goal!
He drank from goblet
Gavin plays guitar well
Visit the art gallery
Let’s galvanize our team
Galveston has beaches
The gardener loves plants
Fill the car with gasoline
We sit under gazebo
She made gooseberry pie
The gorilla is strong
The governor spoke here
She is a guardian
The guinea pig is cute
Let’s cook on the grill
The story had a grim end
He wore a big grin
Hold on with a grip
I’ll groom my puppy today
Dance in the groove
That smell is so gross
The globe spins around
There’s a gloom in the room
Add some gloss to it
Put on your glove now
The stars start to glow
Use glue to stick it
She looks a bit glum
The house has a gable
I love this gadget
We’re going to gala
Fill with a gallon
Don’t gamble your luck
Take a gander here
The car’s in garage
Plant flowers in garden
Add garlic to pasta
She wore a garment
Gary loves soccer
The gaslight flickered
That shirt is gaudy
Gacin is my friend
It feels ghostly tonight
I feel giddy today
He’s a gifted artist
Just a fun gimmick
I made gumbo tonight
I love gumdrops
Dance with gusto
The goblin scared us
Don’t forget goggles
Search for it on Google
What are you going
The sunset is golden
My goldfish swims fast
Time to say goodbye
The gopher dug deep
What a gorgeous view
Let’s gossip today
He felt guilty today
She is always giving
He has a goatee
The goalkeeper saved it
We had a gathering
Garrison is my favorite
Medial G Phrases
Try again later.
Push against the wall.
Agnes is my friend.
My birthday is August.
Check your baggage, please.
He plays the bagpipe.
Let’s begin the game.
The Bengal tiger roars.
That’s a bigger dog!
This is the biggest cake!
That claim is bogus.
He plays the bongo.
Stop braggin’ about it!
The buggy is fun!
The Congo river flows.
A cougar is spotted.
We are digging now.
He wore a disguise.
That’s a legal document.
It’s a disgusting mess.
The dogcart is ready.
Don’t dogear the pages!
A dogfish swims deep.
The dragon flew high.
I am eager to go.
Edgar is my brother.
He has a big ego.
The eggshell is fragile.
Let’s engage in fun!
Count on your fingers.
The flagship is here.
It’s a foggy morning.
Look out for fungus!
I need new headgear.
Hugo is my buddy.
Let’s ignite the fire.
Don’t linger too long.
Logan loves to play.
The logger cuts trees.
Pack your luggage tight.
A maggot is here.
The magnet is strong.
The pigpen is dirty.
Rigor is important here.
He has shaggy hair.
The bread is soggy.
I will stagger home.
The water is stagnant.
Add sugar to coffee.
He walks with swagger.
The tiger is fierce.
They dance the tango.
The tugboat is small.
The dog is wagging.
I ride in the wagon.
I practice Yoga daily.
He is a great yogi.
She is younger than me.
He is the youngest child.
The hexagon has six sides.
Ignorance is not bliss.
That’s an illegal move.
Don’t instigate trouble!
A kangaroo can hop.
That’s his legacy now.
She is legally free.
Let’s magnify the image.
Speak into the megaphone.
They may misgovern us.
We can navigate now.
Keep a positive attitude.
I love Oregon trees.
The Pentagon is big.
Watch out for the alligator!
We are all together here.
Don’t antagonize the bear.
Copenhagen is lovely.
The delegation arrived early.
They acted illegally.
The view is magnificent!
It feels muggy today.
I found a nugget!
A piggy bank is cute.
The meal was meager.
Final G Phrases
Grab the bag!
That dog is big.
Don’t brag too much.
There’s a bug here.
The sink will clog.
Let’s dig a hole.
I have a dog.
Doug likes to play.
I’ll drag the box.
Be careful with that drug.
I want an egg!
A fig tastes sweet.
Fly the flag high.
It’s really foggy today.
The frog jumped far.
The hog is muddy.
Give a big hug!
Fill the jug with water.
The keg is full.
My leg is sore.
I found a log.
Drink from the mug.
The pig is cute.
Don’t forget to plug!
Use a rag to clean.
I love this rug!
Just give a shrug.
A slug moves slowly.
A stag is nearby.
Look at my swag!
That’s my name tag.
Give it a tug.
Pick up the twig.
The dog will wag.
I need a bear hug.
There’s a bedbug here.
He’s a bigwig now.
Let’s drink eggnog!
I feel fatigued today.
The firebug is around.
She carries a handbag.
I love a hotdog.
Put ice in the bag.
They walk in zigzag.
Grab a washrag, please.
I’ll help to unclog.
Try the Kellogg cereal.
Add nutmeg to it.
Read the prologue first.
He felt the jet lag.
The story has intrigue.
The bulldog is strong.
It’s an analog clock.
Look at the catalog.
I want a chili dog.
We had a fun dialogue.
G Sentences
Initial G Sentences
This gadget makes cooking so much easier.
The gala was a fancy event last night.
We need a gallon of milk for cookies.
Don’t gamble with your money, it’s risky.
Take a gander at this beautiful painting.
The garage is filled with old boxes.
I planted flowers in my backyard garden.
Add garlic for extra flavor in the soup.
She wore a lovely garment to the party.
Gary loves to play soccer every weekend.
The gaslight flickered as night fell quickly.
That shirt is way too gaudy for me.
Gavin is always smiling and making jokes.
The night felt ghostly and very quiet.
I feel giddy when I ride the rollercoaster.
He is a gifted musician in our band.
That was just a silly gimmick for fun.
I made a delicious gumbo for dinner tonight.
The gumdrop candies are so colorful and sweet.
She danced with gusto at the party last night.
The goblin scared the kids in the story.
Put on your goggles before swimming in the pool.
Let’s search for it on Google later.
What are you going to do today?
The sun was shining a golden color.
I have a goldfish swimming in my bowl.
Time to say goodbye to my friends now.
I saw a gopher digging in the grass.
The sunset was gorgeous over the lake.
Let’s gossip about what happened at school.
He felt guilty for not helping his friend.
Giving gifts makes everyone happy during holidays.
He has a funny goatee on his chin.
I drank juice from a fancy goblet.
Gavin is really good at math problems.
We visited the art gallery downtown yesterday.
We need to galvanize support for our project.
Galveston has beautiful beaches to enjoy.
The gardener loves to plant new flowers.
He filled the car with gasoline today.
We sat under the gazebo during the picnic.
I made a pie with fresh gooseberries.
The gorilla at the zoo was very playful.
The government makes rules for the country.
The governor visited our school last week.
She is a kind guardian to her students.
The guinea pig loves to eat carrots.
The goalkeeper made a fantastic save today.
We are having a family gathering this weekend.
Garrison loves to play video games after school.
Let’s fire up the grill for some burgers.
The story had a grim ending that surprised us.
He had a big grin on his face.
Hold on to the grip of the bike tightly.
I will groom my dog this weekend.
She found her groove while dancing on stage.
The food was so gross, I couldn’t eat it.
The globe shows all the countries in the world.
There was a feeling of gloom in the room.
Add some gloss to the painting for shine.
Don’t forget to wear your glove outside.
The stars began to glow in the night sky.
Use glue to stick the paper together.
He looked a bit glum after the game.
Let’s have a gab about our weekend plans.
You can gain more knowledge by reading books.
The gale blew fiercely during the storm.
Are you ready to play the game now?
There’s a gap between the two buildings.
The car ran out of gas on the road.
Be careful not to cut yourself with that gash.
I let out a gasp when I saw it.
Please close the gate behind you, okay?
Use the gauge to check the tire pressure.
Wrap it in gauze to keep it clean.
Put on your gear before going outside.
The geese were honking as they flew by.
Can you help me get that down?
I saw a ghost in the haunted house!
I wrapped a special gift for her birthday.
I have a gig at the local cafe tonight.
That girl is really good at soccer.
Please give me a call later today.
We found a gulch in the middle of nowhere.
Water will gush out when you turn it on.
The water began to gush from the fountain.
A gust of wind blew through the trees.
That guy is always making us laugh!
The goat climbed up the steep hill.
She goes to the park every Saturday.
I found a gold coin in the sand.
Let’s play a round of golf tomorrow.
The cookies are all gone, unfortunately.
This is a good book to read.
The goose was honking loudly by the pond.
I got a new bike for my birthday.
She wore a beautiful gown to the dance.
I will guard my secret closely from others.
Can you guess what I’m thinking about?
We have a special guest coming tonight.
Take a big gulp of your drink now.
I love chewing on my favorite gum.
Let’s go to the park and play!
My goal is to finish my homework early.
Medial G Sentences
Let’s try that again next time.
He pushed against the heavy door.
Agnes is my best friend in class.
My birthday is in August every year.
We checked our baggage at the airport.
He plays the bagpipe in the band.
Let’s begin the game right now!
The Bengal tiger is very beautiful.
This puppy is even bigger than before.
That was the biggest ice cream cone!
His story about aliens was totally bogus.
I love listening to the bongo drums.
Stop braggin’ about your new shoes!
The buggy can hold all our groceries.
The Congo River is very long and wide.
A cougar was spotted near the park.
We are digging a hole for planting.
He wore a funny disguise for Halloween.
That document is completely legal and valid.
The mess on the floor was pure disgust.
The dogcart was pulled by a strong dog.
Don’t dogear the pages of that book!
A dogfish swims near the coral reef.
The dragon flew over the castle at night.
I am eager to learn new things.
Edgar is really good at math class.
He has a big ego about his skills.
The eggshell cracked when I touched it.
Let’s engage in some fun activities today.
Can you figure out the puzzle quickly?
She pointed with her finger at the map.
That ship is the flagship of the fleet.
It was a foggy day at the beach.
Look out for the fungus on the bread.
He wore colorful headgear during the game.
Hugo likes to draw pictures of animals.
We need to ignite the campfire soon.
Don’t linger too long at the party.
Logan won the race and felt great.
The logger cut down trees for a living.
Pack your luggage for the trip tomorrow.
I found a maggot in the old food.
The magnet picked up all the paper clips.
The meal was meager and didn’t satisfy.
It feels so muggy outside today!
I found a gold nugget in the stream.
My piggy bank is full of coins.
The pigpen was messy after the rain.
Rigor is important in our science class.
He has a shaggy dog that loves to play.
The bread became soggy in the rain.
I will stagger back home after running.
The water in the pond looks stagnant.
Add sugar to make the lemonade sweet.
He walked with a swagger down the street.
The tiger roamed freely in the zoo.
They danced the tango at the party.
The tugboat pulled the big ship safely.
The dog is wagging its tail happily.
I ride in the wagon during the picnic.
I enjoy practicing Yoga on sunny days.
She is a talented yogi and teaches classes.
He is younger than his older brother.
She is the youngest in her family.
A hexagon has six sides in total.
Ignorance is not an excuse for mistakes.
That action is illegal and not allowed.
Don’t instigate trouble in the classroom.
The kangaroo jumped around in the yard.
That book left a lasting legacy behind.
He acts legally in all his dealings.
We need to magnify this image for clarity.
Speak loudly into the megaphone, please.
They may misgovern the town if elected.
We can navigate through the forest easily.
Stay positive and avoid negative thoughts.
Oregon has beautiful landscapes and forests.
The Pentagon is an important government building.
Watch out for the alligator in the water!
We are altogether ready for the trip.
Don’t antagonize the dog; he’s grumpy today.
Copenhagen is a beautiful city to visit.
The delegation arrived for the meeting on time.
They acted illegally during the protest.
That painting is simply magnificent and colorful!
Final G Sentences
I found a bag full of candy today.
That dog is really big and friendly, too.
He likes to brag about his new bike.
Look at that bug crawling on the floor.
The sink might clog if you keep washing.
We should dig a hole in the backyard.
Doug has a pet dog named Max.
Can you drag the heavy box outside?
Do not touch that drug; it’s dangerous!
I want to eat an egg for breakfast.
The fig tree in our garden is growing.
We should fly the flag on holidays.
It was so foggy that I couldn’t see.
The green frog jumped into the pond.
The hog wallowed happily in the mud.
Give me a hug before you leave!
Fill the jug with cold water, please.
We drank soda from a big keg.
I hurt my leg while playing soccer.
I found a log near the riverbank.
Can I borrow your favorite mug for tea?
That little pig is rolling in the grass.
Don’t forget to plug in your tablet.
Use a rag to wipe off the table.
This colorful rug makes the room look nice.
He just gave a casual shrug and walked away.
A slug slid slowly across the wet ground.
I got caught on a snag in my shirt.
The stag was spotted in the forest today.
He showed off his cool swag at school.
I need a name tag for the party.
Give that rope a strong tug to pull.
I picked up a small twig from the ground.
The dog wagged its tail when I arrived.
I really want a big bear hug from you!
There’s a bedbug hiding in my blanket.
He became a bigwig in the company quickly.
I love drinking eggnog during the holidays.
After running, I felt a wave of fatigue.
The firebug flew around the warm campfire.
She carried her handbag everywhere she went.
I enjoyed eating a delicious hotdog at lunch.
Put some ice in the bag for drinks.
They walked in a zigzag pattern across the field.
I need a clean washrag to dry my hands.
I can help you unclog the sink easily.
Kellogg’s cereal is my favorite breakfast food.
Sprinkle nutmeg on top of the warm pie.
The prologue of the book was really interesting.
He complained about feeling jet lag after traveling.
The mystery story held a lot of intrigue.
The bulldog barked loudly at the passing cars.
This analog clock needs a new battery soon.
I looked through the catalog for new games.
I want a chili dog with extra toppings.
We had a fun dialogue about our favorite books.
G Stories
G Story #1
Once upon a time, in a dusty old garage, lived a gopher named Gary. Gary was no ordinary gopher; he was a gifted inventor who loved gadgets. One gloomy afternoon, while digging near the garage, Gary stumbled upon a gaudy old gaslight that flickered mysteriously. Curious, he decided to give it a little goggle. Suddenly, a ghostly figure emerged, swirling in a gust of chilly air. “I’m Gacin,” said the ghost with a grin. “I’m stuck here until I can find my way back to the garden gala!”
Gary was giddy at the thought of having a ghostly friend. “I can help!” he said, eager to embark on an adventure. Together, they rummaged through the garage, gathering all sorts of odds and ends. Gary grabbed a gallon jug that used to hold gasoline, while Gavin found a gorgeous goblet and a gaunt garment. “Maybe we can use these as our gadgets to escape!” Gary suggested. “But how?” Gacin replied, feeling a little guilty for being trapped. “Let’s gamble with our ideas!” Gary exclaimed, and they began brainstorming wildly.
After a while, they decided to use the gaslight and the jug to create a makeshift lantern. They fashioned a glowing gadget that lit up the dark garage, illuminating a hidden gap in the wall. With gusto, they pushed aside some old gear, and there it was—a secret exit! “We did it!” Gary gasped, his eyes sparkling. As they stepped outside into the sunlight, they found themselves right next to a beautiful gazebo in the garden. “Goodbye, gloomy garage!” Gacin cheered, floating away into the bright blue sky. And just like that, Gary the gopher and Gacin the ghost began their new adventure, ready to join the garden gala together!
G Story #2
Once upon a time, in a vibrant valley, lived a dragon named Google who loved yoga. Every morning, Google would spread out her colorful mat beneath the shimmering sun and practice her favorite poses. One foggy August day, while she was gracefully moving through a downward dog, she spotted a tiger named Tigger struggling with a huge container of egg salad. He was eager to deliver it to Oregon for a big picnic, but he looked like he was about to stagger under the weight.
Curious, Google flapped her wings and flew over. “What’s going on?” she asked, tilting her head. Tigger sighed and said, “I need to get this egg salad all the way to Oregon, but it’s too big for me to move alone.” Just then, a friendly Bengal cat named Agnes strolled by, her shaggy fur glistening in the sun. “I can help!” she said with a grin. “But first, let’s do some yoga to lighten the load!”
With Google’s gentle guidance, they began practicing poses together. Tigger felt a surge of energy as he stretched, and Agnes joined in with her bongo beat to make it fun. The egg salad began to feel lighter! “Now we can figure this out,” Tigger said confidently. “Let’s engage our strength and lift it together!” With a combined effort, they managed to lift the container and set off toward Oregon. As they traveled, they chatted and laughed, their spirits high, ready for whatever adventures awaited them along the way!
G Story 3
Once upon a time, in a vibrant swamp, there lived a frog named Doug. Doug was no ordinary frog; he had a big dream: to find the world’s greatest hot dog! One sunny morning, armed with a tiny bag full of snacks and a mug of eggnog, Doug set off on his quest. He hopped over logs and zigzagged around the tall grass, determined to find the perfect hot dog. “I’ll brag about it to everyone when I find it!” he thought with a grin.
As Doug journeyed through the swamp, he encountered a wise old hog named Hugo, who was lounging by the pond. “What brings you here, little frog?” Hugo asked with a chuckle. “I’m on a quest to find the best hot dog in the world!” Doug replied eagerly. “That’s a big quest! You might want to check out the chili dog stand in the next town,” Hugo suggested, waving his leg. Doug thanked him and continued on his way, feeling a little fatigue but full of determination.
After a long hop, Doug finally reached the bustling town. As he approached the chili dog stand, he spotted a big sign that read, “The World’s Greatest Hot Dog!” His heart raced with excitement. He ordered the hot dog and took a big bite. “This is incredible!” Doug exclaimed, doing a little dance. Just then, a dog ran by, wagging its tail and dragging a toy behind it. Doug couldn’t help but laugh. He realized that the adventure had been just as fun as the hot dog itself. With a big smile, Doug hugged the moment, knowing he would always treasure this quest for the world’s greatest hot dog!
G Short Story Video with Questions
G Progression Cards & Tongue Twisters
G Tongue Twisters
I used gloves when putting the glass back together with glue.
Did you see the ghost give the gorilla gum?
Gary’s gadget gleamed in the golden gala glow.
Did the green frog tag the tiger who was wearing goggles?
The bug’s egg glowed in the dark and grew gray spots.
Gary the dog growled at the growing gummy bear.
Gary got grape yogurt on his gut.
The eagle saw a frog gold bug hiding in the grass
Greg used goggles to swim in a pool of grape goop.
The goat gave the guy a green gift.
The frog went to the gas station to go get gum
A green goat played guitar for ghosts and bugs
The goat gave the guy a green gift.
Giddy gophers gather gumdrops and gorgeous gooseberries.
Goofy goblins goggle at the glowing gaslight.
A galloping goat grabbed a gumbo-great gift.
Gavin’s gas gauge glowed during the foggy night.
Doug dug deep to discover delicious garlic in the garden.
Gilda’s glamorous gown glistened at the gala gathering.
Greg the gorilla grinned and gushed with gusto.
Golden goldfish glide gracefully in the garden pond.
Gary’s gaudy backpack held a gallon of eggnog.
A big gander grazed beside the gloomy garage.
Gus the ghost glided past the gnarled old log.
Lively lions love to lounge in the lush lagoon.
An eager Edgar explored the enchanted garden’s gloom.
The gopher grabbed a groovy gadget to glide.
Goofy geese gather around a grand gazebo.
The game was a glorious, giddy gathering of friends.
Gosh, that gumdrop gig is getting quite the gossip!
A grumpy goat gave a grim glare at the rug.
A glowing gaslight guided Gary through the fog.
Gus the gopher gambled and won a golden nugget.
The glorious gal was gifted a gorgeous goblet.
Giddy children gathered gum and giggled in delight.
A grinning ghost danced near the old gas station.
Gary and his dog danced to a bongo beat.
The haunted house held ghostly games and grim tales.
A regal rug lay under the gazing gazebo.
Garrison galloped ahead, dragging his big bag of goodies.
The gopher’s goal was to grab the big golden egg.
Bigwig Billy bragged about his beautiful garden.
A busy bug crawled up a soggy log.
Gary’s gala glow lit up the foggy night!
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