Gad

The hiker made a sudden gad to avoid stepping on a snake.

The athlete made a quick gad to change direction and avoid the defender.

The skier took a sharp gad to avoid colliding with another skier.

The cyclist took a quick gad to avoid colliding with a car.

We had a lighthearted gad about our school days.

The measurement of a gad is still used in some Middle Eastern countries.

The employees had a quick gad during their lunch break.

They like to gad around the beach on hot summer days.

The market vendor sells grains and spices by the gad.

My grandfather loves to gad about his war stories.

After work, the colleagues often had a gad over drinks at the bar.

A gad of dried fruits and nuts is a common snack in Israel.

The rabbi teaches the history of the gad as a unit of measurement.

The merchant sold a gad of rice to a customer.

The tourists like to gad around the city, taking pictures of the sights.

The couple had a pleasant gad about their shared interests.

The perfumer used a gad to control the flow of perfume into the bottle.

The dancer made a sudden gad to avoid slipping on the stage.

The couple had a romantic gad under the stars.

They love to gad from one city to another on weekends.

The chef measured out a gad of couscous for the salad.

The butterflies like to gad around the flowers, collecting nectar.

The weight of a gad varies depending on the type of grain being measured.

The cat likes to gad around the house in the middle of the night.

The ants like to gad around the kitchen, looking for crumbs.

The old friends enjoyed a pleasant gad over a few beers.

The factory worker used a gad to fill the bottles with liquid.

In ancient times, a gad was used as a unit of measurement for trade.

The recipe called for half a gad of chickpeas.

The birds like to gad around the garden, looking for food.

The neighbors had a friendly gad over the fence.

The motorcycle racer executed a perfect gad around the corner.

The child likes to gad around the playground during recess.

The bike made a sudden gad to avoid hitting the pedestrian.

The chemist used a gad to dispense the solution into the beaker.

The rollercoaster made a thrilling gad as it went over the hill.

They had a long and entertaining gad about their travels.

A gad of rice is enough to feed a family for a day.

The pool cleaner used a gad to regulate the flow of chlorine into the water.

A recipe calls for a gad of wheat flour and a gad of rye flour.

The coffee roaster used a gad to control the flow of roasted beans into the packaging.

The gas station attendant used a gad to control the flow of gasoline into the car.

The driver had to make a sudden gad to avoid hitting the pedestrian.

The farmer harvested a gad of barley from his field.

The kayaker made a quick gad to avoid capsizing in the rapids.

The horse made a sudden gad to avoid stepping on a rock.

The fisherman used a gad to pour the bait into the bucket.

The dairy farmer used a gad to control the flow of milk into the containers.

The boat made a sudden gad to avoid a collision with another vessel.

The athlete made a quick gad to avoid the defender.