| ALGOLAGNISTS | • algolagnists n. Plural of algolagnist. • ALGOLAGNIST n. one who derives sexual gratification from pain. |
| GALLOGLASSES | • galloglasses n. Plural of galloglass. • GALLOGLASS n. (Irish) the irregular infantry of Ireland, and the Highlands of Scotland, also GALLOWGLASS. |
| GANGLIOSIDES | • gangliosides n. Plural of ganglioside. • GANGLIOSIDE n. any of a group of glycolipids that yield a hexose sugar on hydrolysis. |
| GARBOLOGISTS | • garbologists n. Plural of garbologist. • GARBOLOGIST n. a person who studies a society's waste materials. |
| GASTROLOGERS | • gastrologers n. Plural of gastrologer. • GASTROLOGER n. a connoisseur of good eating and drinking, also GASTRONOME, GASTRONOMER. |
| GASTROLOGIES | • GASTROLOGY n. good eating; cookery. |
| GASTROLOGIST | • gastrologist n. A specialist in diseases of the stomach. • GASTROLOGIST n. a student of gastrology. |
| GENEALOGISES | • genealogises v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of genealogise. • GENEALOGISE v. to investigate or discuss genealogy, also GENEALOGIZE. |
| GENEALOGISTS | • genealogists n. Plural of genealogist. • GENEALOGIST n. a person who traces or studies the descent of persons or families. |
| GLASSBLOWING | • glassblowing n. The art of making objects from molten glass, especially by manipulating a lump of molten glass on the… • glass␣blowing n. Alternative form of glassblowing. • GLASSBLOWING n. a process used in making glass. |
| GLOSSOGRAPHY | • glossography n. The writing of glossaries or glosses. • glossography n. The study of ancient words or languages. • GLOSSOGRAPHY n. the compilation of glossaries. |
| HAGIOLOGISTS | • hagiologists n. Plural of hagiologist. • HAGIOLOGIST n. one who writes saints' lives. |
| SLOGANISINGS | • sloganisings n. Plural of sloganising. • SLOGANISING n. the utterance of slogans. |
| SLOGANIZINGS | • sloganizings n. Plural of sloganizing. • SLOGANIZING n. the utterance of slogans. |