| AGEISTS | • ageists n. Plural of ageist. • AGEIST n. an advocate of ageisms. |
| AUGUSTS | • augusts v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of august. • augusts n. Plural of august. • Augusts prop.n. Plural of August. |
| GASHEST | • GASH adj. ghastly. |
| GASKETS | • gaskets n. Plural of gasket. • GASKET n. a flat sheet or ring of rubber, asbestos, etc., inserted between two adjoining metal surfaces. |
| GASTERS | • gasters n. Plural of gaster. • Gasters prop.n. Plural of Gaster. • GASTER v. to frighten, scare. |
| GOATSES | • goatses n. Pronunciation spelling of goats. • GOATSE n. a deliberately shocking and offensive, usually pornographic, image placed maliciously by someone into a website. |
| SAGBUTS | • sagbuts n. Plural of sagbut. • SAGBUT n. a medieval trombone, also SACKBUT, SACBUT. |
| SAGIEST | • sagiest adj. Superlative form of sagey: most sagey. • sagiest adj. Superlative form of sagy: most sagy. • SAGY adj. flavoured with sage. |
| SATANGS | • satangs n. Plural of satang. • SATANG n. (Thai) a monetary unit of Thailand, 1/100th of a baht. |
| SATSANG | • SATSANG n. (Sanskrit) a sacred gathering in Hinduism. |
| SONTAGS | • sontags n. Plural of sontag. • Sontags prop.n. Plural of Sontag. • SONTAG n. (German) a woman's knitted cape, tied round the waist. |
| STAGERS | • stagers n. Plural of stager. • Stagers prop.n. Plural of Stager. • STAGER n. an experienced person. |
| STALAGS | • stalags n. Plural of stalag. • STALAG n. (German) a German camp for prisoners of war. |
| STIGMAS | • stigmas n. Plural of stigma. • STIGMA n. (Latin) a mark of disgrace. |
| TAGLESS | • tagless adj. Without a tag or tags. • TAGLESS adj. without a tag. |