to gate

Putting a gate or barrier to control who enters a place

Happens immediately at the start with strong energy or quick success

Doing something suddenly and forcefully without thinking because you are very eager

To go into a party or event without an invitation

To end a relationship or job suddenly and harshly

A large bright red suspension bridge in San Francisco that crosses the entrance to the bay

A narrow sea passage that connects San Francisco Bay to the Pacific Ocean

A movable barrier at a race start that opens to let horses or dogs go

A place at an airport where passengers wait to get on their plane

A small electronic circuit that gives one signal from several inputs using a simple rule

A circuit that gives an output only when all inputs are on

A gate at an airport where people get off arriving flights

A feeling of nervousness or excitement just before boarding a plane

A gate that opens to let water flow and closes to stop it in a river or canal

The main western entrance to ancient Athens where a special style of pottery was found

A genetic circuit in a cell that turns a gene on only when all signals are present

A garden plant with broad leaves and long hanging red flower spikes

A gate that opens and closes to let boats pass and control water in a canal

Feeling very excited while waiting to travel, especially at an airport

An unwanted sexual touching of a person at an event entrance during a security check

A movable barrier at the start of a canal that controls water flow

A machine in science fiction that lets ships travel instantly between distant stars

An electronic part that outputs true unless all inputs are true

An electronic circuit that gives an output when any input is on

An electrical device that sends a signal when enough inputs are active

A gate or valve that controls water flow in dams and canals

A small gate in or beside a larger gate that lets you enter without opening it

An electronic circuit that gives a signal when an odd number of inputs are on