| DIGLOSSIAS | • DIGLOSSIA n. the coexistence of a prestige language and a lower language. |
| GLASSHOUSE | • glasshouse n. A greenhouse, especially one for commercial use. • glasshouse n. A building where glass or glassware is manufactured. • glasshouse n. (Britain military slang) A military prison. |
| GLASSWORKS | • glassworks n. A factory that produces glass or items made from glass, such as glassware. • glass-works n. Alternative spelling of glassworks. • GLASSWORK n. articles or ornamentation made of glass. |
| GLASSWORMS | • glassworms n. Plural of glassworm. • GLASSWORM n. the larva of a gnat. |
| GLASSWORTS | • glassworts n. Plural of glasswort. • GLASSWORT n. a spinachlike plant of salt marshes, formerly burned for its ashes which yield soda. |
| GLISSANDOS | • glissandos n. Plural of glissando; glissandi. • GLISSANDO n. (Italian) a gliding effect. |
| GLOSSARIES | • glossaries n. Plural of glossary. • GLOSSARY n. a list of terms and their definitions. |
| GLOSSARIST | • glossarist n. Someone who writes a glossary. • GLOSSARIST n. a writer of glosses or of a glossary. |
| GLOSSATORS | • glossators n. Plural of glossator. • Glossators n. Plural of Glossator. • GLOSSATOR n. a writer of glosses or comments. |
| GRASSPLOTS | • grassplots n. Plural of grassplot. • GRASSPLOT n. a plot of ground overgrown with grass. |
| GROSSULARS | • grossulars n. Plural of grossular. • GROSSULAR n. a garnet containing calcium and aluminium, occurring in grey, pinkish, or yellow-green crystals and used as a gemstone, also GROSSULARITE. |
| ISOGLOSSAL | • isoglossal adj. Relating to an isogloss. • ISOGLOSSAL adj. relating to an isogloss, a line connecting points of similar regional dialect, also ISOGLOSSIC, ISOGLOTTAL, ISOGLOTTIC. |
| LOPGRASSES | • LOPGRASS n. soft bromegrass. |
| PASSALONGS | • PASSALONG n. an easily propagated plant. |
| SLOGANISES | • sloganises v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of sloganise. • SLOGANISE v. to utter or repeat slogans, also SLOGANIZE. |