| GAMMERS | • gammers n. Plural of gammer. • GAMMER n. an old woman. |
| GAMMONS | • gammons n. Plural of gammon. • GAMMON v. to mislead by deceptive talk. |
| GIMMALS | • gimmals n. Plural of gimmal. • GIMMAL n. a pair of interlocked rings, also GIMMOR, GYMMAL. |
| GRAMMAS | • grammas n. Plural of gramma. • GRAMMA n. (Spanish) a kind of pasture grass found in the Western United States, also GRAMA. |
| GRAMMES | • grammes n. Plural of gramme. • GRAMME n. a unit of mass in the metric system, also GRAM. |
| GYMMALS | • gymmals n. Plural of gymmal. • GYMMAL n. a ring that can be divided into two or three rings, also GIMMAL, GIMMOR. |
| IMAGISM | • imagism n. (Poetry) A form of poetry utilising precise imagery and clear language. • imagism n. (Philosophy) The theory that thinking is based on the formation of images in the mind. • Imagism n. Alternative form of imagism. |
| MAGISMS | • MAGISM n. the teaching of the magi. |
| MAGNUMS | • magnums n. Plural of magnum. • Magnums n. Plural of Magnum. • MAGNUM n. (Latin) a bottle for wine, spirits etc., twice the standard size, now usually containing one and a half litres. |
| MAGSMAN | • magsman n. (Archaic) A con man who tries to deceive members of the public. • MAGSMAN n. (Australian slang) a street swindler. |
| MAGSMEN | • magsmen n. Plural of magsman. • MAGSMAN n. (Australian slang) a street swindler. |
| MALMAGS | • malmags n. Plural of malmag. • MALMAG n. a nocturnal lemuroid monkey of the East Indies, aka tarsier. |
| SAMMING | • samming v. Present participle of sam. • SAM v. (Spenser) to gather. |
| SMEGMAS | • smegmas n. Plural of smegma. • SMEGMA n. (Latin) fatty matter secreted by glands, also SEBUM. |