| AGASTING | • AGAST v. (Milton) to terrify. |
| AGISTING | • agisting v. Present participle of agist. • AGIST v. to admit (livestock) for a stated time into a forest. |
| GANGSTAS | • gangstas n. Plural of gangsta. • GANGSTA n. an aggressive, misogynistic style of rap music. |
| GANGSTER | • gangster n. A member of a criminal or street gang. • gangster n. A member of a professional criminal organization; a racketeer. • gangster v. To act like a gangster; to commit street crime or run a racket. |
| GHASTING | • ghasting v. Present participle of ghast. • GHAST v. (Shakespeare) to frighten, also GAST. |
| GIGATONS | • gigatons n. Plural of gigaton. • GIGATON n. a unit of weight, a thousand million tons. |
| GRATINGS | • gratings n. Plural of grating. • GRATING n. a network of bars covering an opening. |
| HANGTAGS | • hangtags n. Plural of hangtag. • HANGTAG n. a type of tag used commercially. |
| NAGGIEST | • naggiest adj. Superlative form of naggy: most naggy. • NAGGY adj. given to nagging. |
| STAGGING | • stagging v. Present participle of stag. • STAG v. to attend a function without a female companion. |
| STAGINGS | • stagings n. Plural of staging. • STAGING n. a temporary platform. |
| STANGING | • stanging v. Present participle of stang. • STANG v. (Scots) to sting. |
| TAGGANTS | • taggants n. Plural of taggant. • TAGGANT n. a substance added to a product to indicate its source of manufacture. |
| TAGGINGS | • taggings n. Plural of tagging. • TAGGING n. the act of tagging. |