GM

'GM' is most commonly seen as an abbreviation for:

General Motors Corporation, an American automobile manufacturing company

Genetically modified, (a living thing) having its DNA intentionally changed for a particular outcome

Metacentric height, characteristic of a ship primarily determining its stability in the water.
In astronomy,

★ the product ''GM'' is the standard gravitational parameter.
GM is also an abbreviation for:

Gary Moore, an Irish guitarist

The Republic of The Gambia, a country in Africa (ISO 3166 diagram)

Grandmaster (chess) or International Grandmaster, a chess ranking

Grand Marquis, a Ford Mercury automobile marque

General Mills, a food manufacturing company

General manager of an organisation, including sporting teams

Game Maker, a computer game developing program

Gamemaster or Game Master, in play-by-mail games and role-playing games

Gamemaster (board game series), a series of board games created by Milton Bradley

GamesMaster (magazine), a video game publication in the UK

Garry's Mod, a modification for the computer game Half Life 2

★ The General MIDI standard specification

★ ''Göttinger Miszellen'', a German scientific journal on Egyptology

Gold medal. In the UK rifle shooting community, a person who has won Her Majesty the Queen's Prize at Bisley, Surrey may subsequently put the letters GM ('gold medal') after his/her name

Goppert-Mayer unit, the unit used for measure of two-photon cross-section, equal to 10-50 cm4 s

Grammatical modality, the mode in which the grammar of a sentence is constructed

Gross margin, profit as a percentage of sales price

★ The RGM-79 GM mobile suit and its successors in the anime series Mobile Suit Gundam

GM1, a Ganglioside important in brain biochemistry

★ A Unified Soil Classification System symbol for silty gravel
'Gm' may mean:

gigametre, an SI unit of length equal to 109 (1,000,000,000) metres.
'gm' may mean:

★ An erroneous abbreviation for gram (the correct symbol is 'g').

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