| AGGADAS | • AGGADA n. (Hebrew) the homiletic part of the Jewish scripture, also HAGGADAH, AGGADAH. |
| CAGMAGS | • cagmags n. Plural of cagmag. • CAGMAG v. to chat idly. |
| GAGAKUS | • GAGAKU n. (Japanese) a type of Japanese classical music. |
| GALAGES | • galages n. Plural of galage. • GALAGE n. (obsolete) an overshoe, also GALOCHE, GALOSH, GALOSHE, GOLOSH, GOLOSHE. |
| GALAGOS | • galagos n. Plural of galago. • GALAGO n. (Wolof) a kind of African lemur. |
| GANGSTA | • gangsta n. (Slang) A member of an urban criminal or street gang. • gangsta adj. (Slang) Exhibiting the traits or demeanor associated with the lifestyle of urban thugs or hustlers. • GANGSTA n. an aggressive, misogynistic style of rap music. |
| GARAGES | • garages n. Plural of garage. • garages v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of garage. • GARAGE v. to put in a garage (a car shelter). |
| GASBAGS | • gasbags n. Plural of gasbag. • GASBAG v. to talk a lot. |
| GAVAGES | • gavages v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of gavage. • GAVAGE n. (French) the introduction of material into the stomach by a tube. |
| GAZANGS | • GAZANG v. (of the seller of a house) to inconvenience (a potential buyer) by withdrawing from an agreement to sell shortly before the purchase is completed. |
| MGANGAS | • mgangas n. Plural of mganga. • MGANGA n. (Bantu) in Tanzania and other parts of East Africa, an indigenous African doctor, a witch-doctor. |
| QUAGGAS | • quaggas n. Plural of quagga. • QUAGGA n. (Hottentot) an extinct South African wild ass. |
| RAGBAGS | • ragbags n. Plural of ragbag. • RAGBAG n. a bag for storing rags. |
| RAGTAGS | • ragtags n. Plural of ragtag. • RAGTAG n. the rabble. |
| SAGGARD | • saggard n. Alternative form of saggar. • SAGGARD n. a clay box for baking pottery. |
| SAGGARS | • saggars n. Plural of saggar. • saggars v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of saggar. • SAGGAR v. to pack in a saggar, also SAGGER. |
| TAGRAGS | • TAGRAG n. riffraff. |