A katabatic wind.

(oil industry) A specific gravity scale measuring the relative density of various petroleum liquids, expressed in degrees.

Any sport where most of the movement comes from gravity, i.e. from going downhill, such as skiing, downhill, bobsleigh

A folding knife of this type / A telescoping knife of this type

A measure of the nominal gravitational acceleration of an object in a vacuum near the surface of the Earth, defined by standard as 9.80665 m/s².

(physics, astronomy) Of a star, specifically its equator: darker due to gravity darkening.

Alternative form of gravity darkening

(physics, astronomy) Of a star, specifically its poles: brighter due to gravity brightening.

Alternative form of gravity brightening

(physics, astronomy) The phenomenon of a star rotating so rapidly that it is oblate, with a larger radius and thus lower surface gravity at the equator (which is thus cooler and darker: gravity-darkened), and higher surface gravity at the poles (which are hotter and brighter: gravity brightened).