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Gulosity

Gulosity means gluttony; greediness.

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Gundygut

Gundygut means voracious eater; a greedy person.

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Gustation

Gustation is defined as the sense of taste.

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Gustatory hallucination

Gustatory hallucination refers to a type of an Hallucination involving the the sense of taste - false sensation of taste which is usually unpleasant.

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Gustav Fritsch (1838-1927)

- Gustav Fritsch (1838-1927) : Gustav Fritsch discovered motor areas on the cortex by directly stimulating the exposed cortex of a dog along with Hitzig.

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Gustav Theodor Fechner (1801-1887)

- Gustav Theodor Fechner (1801-1887) : Gustav Theodor Fechner expanded Weber's law by showing that, for just noticeable differences to vary arithmetically, the magnitude of a stimulus must vary geometrically.

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Guttle

Guttle means to eat voraciously; to devour greedily.

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Guttman scale

Guttman scale is defined as a type of composite measure used to summarize several discrete observations and to represent some more-general variable

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