| BLURBING | • blurbing v. Present participle of blurb. • BLURB v. to praise in a publicity notice. |
| BURBLING | • burbling n. A burble, the sounds of a burble. • burbling v. Present participle of burble. • BURBLING n. talking incoherently. |
| GABBLERS | • gabblers n. Plural of gabbler. • GABBLER n. one who gabbles. |
| GLIBBERY | • glibbery adj. (Obsolete) Slippery; changeable. • glibbery adj. (Obsolete) Moving easily; nimble; voluble. • GLIBBERY adj. (obsolete) slippery. |
| GLOBBIER | • globbier adj. Comparative form of globby: more globby. • GLOBBY adj. full of globs. |
| GOBBLERS | • gobblers n. Plural of gobbler. • GOBBLER n. (US) a turkey cock. |
| GRABBLED | • grabbled v. Simple past tense and past participle of grabble. • GRABBLE v. to grope, also GRUBBLE. |
| GRABBLER | • grabbler n. A person who grabbles. • grabbler n. A tool for grabbling. • GRABBLER n. one who grabbles, gropes. |
| GRABBLES | • grabbles v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of grabble. • GRABBLE v. to grope, also GRUBBLE. |
| GRIBBLES | • gribbles n. Plural of gribble. • GRIBBLE n. a small crustacean which destroys submerged timber. |
| GRUBBILY | • grubbily adv. In a grubby manner. • GRUBBY adv. dirty. |
| GRUBBLED | • grubbled v. Simple past tense and past participle of grubble. • GRUBBLE v. to grope, also GRABBLE. |
| GRUBBLES | • grubbles v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of grubble. • GRUBBLE v. to grope, also GRABBLE. |
| RABBLING | • rabbling n. An uprising; a riot by a mob. • rabbling v. Present participle of rabble. • RABBLING n. (Scots) the mobbing and ousting of the Episcopal 'curates' at the Revolution. |
| RUBBLING | • RUBBLE v. to reduce into pieces. |