god
(Noun) 1. (a) A being or object believed to have more than natural attributes and powers and to require human worship; specifically: one controlling a particular aspect or part of reality. (b) (Capital G.) The unique Supreme Being worshiped by Jews, Christians, Muslims, and adherents of some similar faiths. 2. A person whose great skill, knowledge, or other impressive traits are believed to be supernatural. 3. A person, thing or activity treated with extreme devotion. (Interjection) 4. (Capital G.) Used to express strong emotion, especially shock or amazement. Often preceded by "oh" and/or "my".
1. (a) The Norsemen believed in many gods. (b) How God could have founded so many contradictory religions in his name is a mystery. 2. Dale Earnhardt is a god to some NASCAR fans. 3. The only god some people respect is the almighty dollar. 4. Oh God, I've just been shot!
By Ingeborg S. Nordén