| AGLOSSATE | • AGLOSSATE adj. relating to aglossia, the congenital lack of a tongue, also AGLOSSAL. |
| ALMAGESTS | • almagests n. Plural of almagest. • ALMAGEST n. (Arabic) a medieval treatise on astrology and alchemy. |
| GASTRAEAS | • GASTRAEA n. a hypothetical ancestor of the Metazoa, sponges etc., also GASTREA. |
| MEGASTARS | • megastars n. Plural of megastar. • MEGASTAR n. an extremely successful performer. |
| SABOTAGES | • sabotages n. Plural of sabotage. • sabotages v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of sabotage. • SABOTAGE v. to destroy maliciously. |
| SAGATHIES | • sagathies n. Plural of sagathy. • SAGATHY n. a lightweight fabric. |
| SAGINATES | • saginates v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of saginate. • SAGINATE v. to fatten animals. |
| STAFFAGES | • staffages n. Plural of staffage. • STAFFAGE n. decorative addition to a work of art. |
| STAGNATES | • stagnates v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of stagnate. • STAGNATE v. to become still and dull. |
| STALLAGES | • stallages n. Plural of stallage. • STALLAGE n. rent paid for a market stall. |
| STARAGENS | • STARAGEN n. (obsolete) the tarragon plant, also ESTRAGON. |
| STARGAZES | • stargazes v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of stargaze. • STARGAZE v. to gaze at the stars. |
| STEALAGES | • STEALAGE n. theft. |
| STEARAGES | • stearages n. Plural of stearage. • STEARAGE n. (obsolete) the act or practice of steering, also STEERAGE. |
| STRAVAGES | • stravages v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of stravage. • STRAVAGE v. to stroll, also STRAVAIG. |
| TEARGASES | • teargases n. Plural of teargas. • teargases v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of teargas. • tear-gases v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of tear-gas. |