| BLUDGERS | • bludgers n. Plural of bludger. • BLUDGER n. (Australian slang) an idler, a scrounger. |
| CUDGELER | • cudgeler n. One who beats with a cudgel. • CUDGELER n. one who cudgels, also CUDGELLER. |
| DIRGEFUL | • dirgeful adj. Having the qualities of a dirge; moaning. • dirgeful adj. Funereal. • DIRGEFUL adj. funereal; moaning. |
| DIVULGER | • divulger n. One who divulges something. • DIVULGER n. one who divulges. |
| DRUGLESS | • drugless adj. Without (the use of) drugs. • DRUGLESS adj. being without drugs. |
| FELDGRAU | • feldgrau n. (Uncountable) The greenish-grey colour of German military uniforms. • feldgrau n. (Countable) A German soldier who wears a uniform of this colour. • feldgrau n. (Uncountable, historical) The color of the field uniform of the German Army from late 1907 until 1945. |
| GRUBBLED | • grubbled v. Simple past tense and past participle of grubble. • GRUBBLE v. to grope, also GRABBLE. |
| GRUELLED | • gruelled v. Simple past tense and past participle of gruel. • GRUEL v. to disable by hard work. |
| GRUMBLED | • grumbled v. Simple past tense and past participle of grumble. • GRUMBLE v. to mutter in discontent. |
| GRUNDLES | • grundles n. Plural of grundle. • GRUNDLE n. (US slang) the perineum. |
| GRUNTLED | • gruntled adj. (Obsolete) Grunted. • gruntled adj. (Humorous) Satisfied, pleased, contented. • GRUNTLE v. (dialect) to put in good humour. |
| GUILDERS | • guilders n. Plural of guilder. • GUILDER n. (Dutch) a monetary unit of the Netherlands, also GULDEN. |
| INDULGER | • indulger n. One who indulges. • INDULGER n. one who indulges. |
| KLUDGIER | • kludgier adj. Comparative form of kludgy: more kludgy. • KLUDGY adj. involving or put together with ill-fitting components, also KLUDGEY. |
| MAULGRED | • MAULGRE v. to show spite towards, also MALGRE, MAUGRE. |
| RUGGEDLY | • ruggedly adv. In a rugged manner. • RUGGED adv. having an uneven surface, also RUGGY. |
| SLUDGIER | • sludgier adj. Comparative form of sludgy: more sludgy. • SLUDGY adj. covered with sludge. |
| SPLURGED | • splurged v. Simple past tense and past participle of splurge. • SPLURGE v. to spend money lavishly. |