| CLASSICISING | • classicising v. Present participle of classicise. • CLASSICISE v. to make classical, also CLASSICIZE. |
| GALLSICKNESS | • gallsickness n. An acute or subacute non-contagious, infectious disease of cattle. • GALLSICKNESS n. a tick-borne disease affecting the livers of cattle, sheep and goats. |
| GLASSCUTTERS | • glasscutters n. Plural of glasscutter. • glass␣cutters n. Plural of glass cutter. • GLASSCUTTER n. a small hand tool that is specially designed for cutting sheets of glass. |
| GLAUCOUSNESS | • glaucousness n. The quality of being glaucous. • GLAUCOUSNESS n. the state of being glaucous. |
| GLOSSEMATICS | • glossematics n. A structuralist linguistic theory that defines the glosseme as the most basic unit of language. • GLOSSEMATICS n. the study of glossemes. |
| GLUCOSIDASES | • glucosidases n. Plural of glucosidase. • GLUCOSIDASE n. an enzyme, such as maltase, that hydrolyzes a glucoside. |
| GLYCOSIDASES | • glycosidases n. Plural of glycosidase. • GLYCOSIDASE n. an enzyme that catalyzes the hydrolysis of a bond joining a sugar of a glycoside to an alcohol or another sugar unit. |
| NIGHTCLASSES | • NIGHTCLASS n. a class at night school. |
| PASSACAGLIAS | • passacaglias n. Plural of passacaglia. • PASSACAGLIA n. (Italian) an old slow Italian or Spanish dance; variations on a theme over a continuously repeated ground bass. |
| SACRILEGISTS | • sacrilegists n. Plural of sacrilegist. • SACRILEGIST n. one who commits sacrilege. |
| SCATOLOGISTS | • scatologists n. Plural of scatologist. • SCATOLOGIST n. a student of scatology, the study of excrement or obscene literature. |
| SOCIALISINGS | • SOCIALISING n. the act of being sociable. |
| WATCHGLASSES | • watchglasses n. Plural of watchglass. • watch␣glasses n. Plural of watch glass. • WATCHGLASS n. a small dish used for holding small amounts of a solution. |