| ASSIGNATS | • assignats n. Plural of assignat. • ASSIGNAT n. (historical) one of the paper bonds first issued in 1789 by the French government on the security of the appropriated church lands, and later accepted as notes of currency. |
| ASSISTING | • assisting v. Present participle of assist. • assisting n. Assistance; help given. • assisting adj. (Archaic) Helpful; auxiliary (to). |
| GASTNESSE | • GASTNESSE n. (Shakespeare) dread, also GASTNESS, GHASTNESS. |
| GHASTNESS | • ghastness n. (Archaic) Amazement; terror; fright; fear. • GHASTNESS n. ghastliness, also GASTNESS, GASTNESSE. |
| GLASNOSTS | • glasnosts n. Plural of glasnost. • GLASNOST n. (Russian) the policy of openness and forthrightness under the premiership of Mikhail Gorbachev. |
| GLASSIEST | • glassiest adj. Superlative form of glassy: most glassy. • GLASSY adj. resembling glass. |
| GRASSIEST | • grassiest adj. Superlative form of grassy: most grassy. • GRASSY adj. resembling or pertaining to grass. |
| GROSSARTS | • GROSSART n. (Scots) a gooseberry, also GROSER, GROSERT, GROSET. |
| MASSAGIST | • massagist n. (US) masseur or masseuse. • MASSAGIST n. a masseur. |
| MASSTIGES | • MASSTIGE n. the impression of exclusivity in goods that are affordable for many people. |
| OUTGASSES | • outgasses v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of outgas. • OUTGAS v. to remove gas from. |
| STAGINESS | • staginess n. (Uncountable) The state or quality of being stagy. • staginess n. (Countable) The result or product of being stagy. • STAGINESS n. being stagy, theatrical. |
| SUBSTAGES | • substages n. Plural of substage. • SUBSTAGE n. a part of a microscope for supporting accessories. |
| VISAGISTS | • visagists n. Plural of visagist. • VISAGIST n. an expert in facial makeup. |