| AGILEST | • agilest adj. Superlative form of agile: most agile. • AGILE adj. able to move quickly and easily. |
| AIGLETS | • aiglets n. Plural of aiglet. • AIGLET n. a metal sheath at the end of a lace, also AGLET. |
| ALIGHTS | • alights v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of alight. • ALIGHT v. to dismount. |
| ANGLIST | • ANGLIST n. an expert on English language or culture. |
| GALIOTS | • galiots n. Plural of galiot. • GALIOT n. (French) a small galley, formerly used in the Mediterranean, also GALLIOT. |
| GELATIS | • GELATI n. (Italian) an Italian ice cream, also GELATO. |
| LASTING | • lasting adj. Persisting for an extended period of time. • lasting adj. (Obsolete) Persisting forever. • lasting v. Present participle of last. |
| LATIGOS | • latigos n. Plural of latigo. • LATIGO n. (Spanish) a strap used to fasten a saddle. |
| LIGATES | • ligates v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of ligate. • LIGATE v. to tie with a ligature. |
| SALIGOT | • SALIGOT n. (French) the water chestnut. |
| SALTING | • salting v. Present participle of salt. • salting n. (Uncountable) The act of sprinkling salt, either on food, or on an icy road. • salting n. (Countable) A salt marsh. |
| SLATING | • slating n. Slates collectively. • slating n. Material for slating. • slating n. (Informal) A harsh criticism. |
| STAGILY | • stagily adv. In a stagy way. • STAGY adv. having a theatrical quality, also STAGEY. |
| STALING | • staling v. Present participle of stale. • staling n. (Food industry) The process whereby bread goes stale. • STALE v. to become past its best. |
| STIGMAL | • stigmal adj. Relating to a stigma. • STIGMAL adj. relating to a stigma. |
| TAIGLES | • TAIGLE v. to entangle or hinder. |