| ALLEGGES | • allegges v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of allegge. • ALLEGGE v. (Spenser) to allay, also ALEGGE, ALLEDGE. |
| BLAGGERS | • blaggers n. Plural of blagger. • BLAGGER n. one who blags, a thief. |
| DRAGGLES | • draggles v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of draggle. • DRAGGLE v. to make wet and dirty by dragging on the ground. |
| FLAGGERS | • flaggers n. Plural of flagger. • FLAGGER n. a person who carries a flag before a traction-engine to warn of its approach. |
| GANGRELS | • gangrels n. Plural of gangrel. • GANGREL n. a vagabond. |
| GARGLERS | • garglers n. Plural of gargler. • GARGLER n. one who garglers. |
| GATELEGS | • gatelegs n. Plural of gateleg. • GATELEG n. a table with extensions supported by movable legs. |
| GREGALES | • gregales n. Plural of gregale. • GREGALE n. (Italian) a northeast wind in the Mediterranean. |
| GREYLAGS | • greylags n. Plural of greylag. • GREYLAG n. a species of wild goose, also GRAYLAG. |
| HAGGLERS | • hagglers n. Plural of haggler. • HAGGLER n. one who haggles. |
| LIGNAGES | • LIGNAGE n. (obsolete) lineage, also LYNAGE. |
| LUGGAGES | • luggages n. (Nonstandard, obsolete) plural of luggage. • LUGGAGE n. baggage of a traveller. |
| SLAGGIER | • slaggier adj. Comparative form of slaggy: more slaggy. • SLAGGY adj. resembling residue of smelted ore. |
| SNAGGLES | • snaggles n. Plural of snaggle. • snaggles v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of snaggle. • SNAGGLE n. a tangled or knotted mass. |
| STRAGGLE | • straggle v. To stray, rove, or wander from a normal course and others of its kind. • straggle v. To act in a disorderly and irregular way. • straggle n. An irregular, spread-out group. |
| WAGGLERS | • wagglers n. Plural of waggler. • WAGGLER n. a fishing float with the line attached below. |