| CUDGELLER | • cudgeller n. Alternative spelling of cudgeler. • CUDGELLER n. one who beats with a cudgel, also CUDGELER. |
| DARLINGLY | • darlingly adv. In a darling way. • DARLING adv. lovable. |
| DRILLINGS | • drillings n. Plural of drilling. • Drillings prop.n. Plural of Drilling. • DRILLING n. a heavy twilled cotton fabric. |
| DROLLINGS | • drollings n. Plural of drolling. • DROLLING n. the act of a jester. |
| GAILLARDE | • gaillarde n. Alternative form of galliard (dance). • GAILLARDE adj. (obsolete) brisk, lively, also GAILLARD. |
| GALLERIED | • galleried adj. Having a gallery structure, particularly in the form of a covered passage supported by columns, or arches. • GALLERY v. to provide with a long covered area. |
| GALLIARDS | • galliards n. Plural of galliard. • GALLIARD n. a sprightly Renaissance and Baroque dance. |
| GLADIOLAR | • GLADIOLAR adj. like a gladiolus. |
| GLANDULAR | • glandular adj. (Medicine) Pertaining to a gland or glands. • glandular adj. Innate, inherent. • glandular adj. Physical, sexual. |
| GORILLOID | • gorilloid adj. (Anatomy) Resembling (that of) a gorilla. • GORILLOID adj. of or like a gorilla, also GORILLIAN, GORILLINE. |
| GRADUALLY | • gradually adv. In a gradual manner; making slow progress; slowly. • gradually adv. (Obsolete) by degrees. • GRADUAL adv. happening by degrees. |
| GRAVELLED | • gravelled v. Simple past tense and past participle of gravel. • gravelled adj. Alternative form of graveled (“covered with gravel”). • gravelled adj. Alternative form of graveled (“perplexed, baffled, annoyed”). |
| GRILLADES | • grillades n. Plural of grillade. • GRILLADE n. (French) a dish of grilled meat. |
| GROVELLED | • grovelled v. (Britain) simple past tense of grovel. • GROVEL v. to crawl in an abject manner. |
| LAGGARDLY | • laggardly adv. In the manner of a laggard; sluggishly; slowly. • laggardly adj. Slow in manner; taking more time than is necessary; lagging behind. • LAGGARDLY adj. like a laggard. |
| LOGROLLED | • logrolled v. Simple past tense and past participle of logroll. • LOGROLL v. to obtain passage of by exchanging political favours. |
| LORDLINGS | • lordlings n. Plural of lordling. • LORDLING n. a young or unimportant lord, also LORDING. |
| WALLYDRAG | • WALLYDRAG n. (Scots) a feeble, imperfectly developed, or slovenly creature, also WALLYDRAIGLE. |
| WORLDLING | • worldling n. A mundane person, preoccupied with worldly affairs rather than spiritual matters. • WORLDLING n. a person engrossed in concerns of the present world. |