Gad

What do we mean by gad?

To move about restlessly or with little purpose, especially in search of pleasure or amusement. synonym: wander. intransitive verb

A pointed tool, such as a spike or chisel, used for breaking rock or ore. noun

A goad, as for prodding cattle. noun

To break up (ore, for example) with a gad. transitive verb

To fasten with a gad-nail.

In mining, to break up or loosen with the gad; use the gad upon.

The name of God, minced as an oath. Compare egad. noun

A measuring-rod for land; a measure of length varying, in different districts, from nine or ten to as many as twenty feet. noun

A division of an uninclosed pasture, said to have been usually 6½ feet wide in Lincolnshire. noun

A cord or rope made from the fibers of the osier. noun

To flit about restlessly; move about uneasily or with excitement.

To ramble about idly, from trivial curiosity or for gossip.

Hence To ramble or rove; wander, as in thought or speech; straggle, as in growth.

A point or pointed instrument, as a pointed bar of steel, a spear, or an arrowhead. noun

A sharp point affixed to a part of the armor, as the gauntlet, which could thus be used to deal a formidable blow. noun

A thick pointed nail; a gad-nail; specifically, in mining, a pointed tool used for loosening and breaking up rock or coal which has been shaken or thrown down by a blast, or which is loose and jointy enough to be got without the use of powder. noun

A wedge or ingot of steel or iron. noun

A stick, or rod of wood, sharpened to a point, or provided with a metal point, used to drive cattle with; a goad; hence, a slender stick or rod of any kind, especially one used for whipping. noun

A gadfly. noun

In old Scotch prisons, a round bar of iron crossing the condemned cell horizontally at the height of about six inches from the floor, and strongly built into the wall at both ends. noun

An exclamatory interjection roughly equivalent to by God, goodness gracious, for goodness' sake.

Another word for cat. Urban Dictionary

Something completely pathetic. Something that is equally gay and sad. Gay + sad = gad. Urban Dictionary

This is a slang for "Got A Dick," and it is used when you're about to do something brave and manly. Urban Dictionary

Deity worshiped by loud, annoying Americans. Urban Dictionary

A combination of the words good and bad when no present adjective substitution is available. This can be used in many cases as listed in the examples below. Urban Dictionary

Someone who is a disgusting person Urban Dictionary

A person who is different from the rest in every way. Urban Dictionary

Mixture between 'good' and 'bad' When something has a balanced amount of advantages and disadvantages.. Urban Dictionary

Different from everyone else in a good way Urban Dictionary

Its when men dogs have sex Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to gad:
gad.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word gad:
manasseh, autoantibodies, asta, gaba, gilead, seer, tetra, phobia, lindy, schizophrenic, asher, israelite, sps, lerner, gauguin, neurotransmitter, reuben, anxiety, han, judah, olaf, antibodies, disorder, mrna, worry, schizophrenia, knesset, serbia, diabetes, cliff, ariel, madonna, moses, panic, regulated, rabbi, clement, prophet, hebrew, diagnosis, tribe, jacob, beck, nathan, israeli, mcdonald, symptoms, josh, jordan, tel, enzyme, songwriter, thoughts, frozen, genesis, israel, activated, biblical, demo, municipality, emma, rapper, patients, gender, decreased, fortune, backing, dan, scientist, jason, gene, controls, brain, danish, stress, benjamin, treatment, samuel, jerusalem, arab, depression, protein.

Words that rhyme with gad:
sad, pad, bad, ad, fad, add, mad, cad, glad, clad, rad, chad, comrade, plaid, lad, nomad, triad, dyad, tad, dad, scad, had, brad, shad, ironclad, grad, olympiad, nad, doodad, keypad, strad, thad, vlad, galahad, grandad, ladd, forbad, ecad, trinidad, ciudad, amistad, dradde, riyadh, sociedad, hyderabad, mossad, volgograd, sinbad, ydrad, tchad, soledad, leningrad, undergrad, lily pad, stalingrad, launch pad, kaliningrad, riyad, gadd, unctad, madd, ladde, not bad, too bad, hadd, scantily clad, go bad, mirad, newspaper ad, visegrad, want ad, like mad, sketch pad, knee pad, scratch pad, tadd, flad, sir galahad, amstrad, deadbeat dad, caridad, halmstad, scouring pad, elbow pad, launching pad, shadd, mattress pad, stamp pad, writing pad, carpet pad, hot pad, thinkpad, arm pad, mouse pad, schad, cleaning pad, shoulder pad, heating pad, raving mad, body pad.

Adjectives that are often used to describe gad:
good, baal, anti, dibon, fore, malang, pure, aminobutyric, long, comorbid, primary, fourth, mid, spar, current, migdal, onset, true, life, severe, democratic, cornish, big, secondary, heavy, charred, abdelfattah, ninth, merciful, mercy, defined, prince, rowan, rat, deceptive, mammalian, pediatric, month, neuronal, purified, gid, moderate, uplifted, untreated, nahal, hot, subthreshold.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective gad:
fly, flies, hak, antibodies, mercy, serum, abouts, autoantibodies, wall, immunoreactivity, clients, mawla, antibody, zookers, whip, symptoms, sufferers, proponents, bee, zooks, suitland, reuben, andresen, nods, replies, preparations, walls, karim, luther, nothing, couches.

Consonant match to gad:
good, god, guide, goad, gird, ged, gerd, goode, gade, guyed, gadd, goede, goude, gaede, goedde.

Words that sound like gad:
gad, gadd, good, god, guide, gat, ged, goad, gid, goode, gade, gud, gatt, goid, gawd, goed, gode, gaud, goud, goude, goede, gaid, gaede, goedde, guyed, gaed, gowd, gaude, gedd, cad, kad, cadd, khad, get, got, gate, glad, goat, gut, grad, gait, gout, gagged, geat, gird, gand, gutt, gerd, gott, gld, goot, ghat, egad, gurd, gred, gett, gladd, gote, gaut, goit, gads, gaddy, ganged, g-d, gadi, gradd, gite, ghd, gaddi, gabbed, ghit, gsd, gete, gitte, grd, geit, gaddie, gde, goutte, gaat, gadder, gdh, ggd, ghaut, -gate, giet, gadar, gowt, gkd, gyte, jad, jadd, cat, cade, catt, caed, caid, catte, ayad, caud.