| DIGESTOR | • digestor n. Alternative form of digester. • DIGESTOR n. an apparatus which softens substances, also DIGESTER. |
| DOGCARTS | • dogcarts n. Plural of dogcart. • dog␣carts n. Plural of dog cart. • DOGCART n. a light two-wheeled carriage with seats back-to-back. |
| DOGTROTS | • dogtrots n. Plural of dogtrot. • DOGTROT v. to move at a steady trot. |
| DROGUETS | • droguets n. Plural of droguet. • DROGUET n. (French) a ribbed woollen dress, also DRUGGET. |
| DROUGHTS | • droughts n. Plural of drought. • DROUGHT n. a dry period. |
| GOADSTER | • goadster n. (Obsolete) One who drives an animal by means of a goad. • GOADSTER n. a man who uses a goad, also GOADSMAN. |
| GORDITAS | • gorditas n. Plural of gordita. • GORDITA n. (Spanish) a small thick tortilla. |
| GOSTERED | • GOSTER v. (dialect) to laugh uncontrollably. |
| GRODIEST | • grodiest adj. Superlative form of grody: most grody. • GRODY adj. (US slang) sleazy, grotty. |
| OUTDRAGS | • outdrags v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of outdrag. • OUTDRAG v. to surpass in drag racing. |
| POSTDRUG | • postdrug adj. After a drug is administered. • POSTDRUG adj. following the taking of a drug. |
| POSTGRAD | • postgrad n. Abbreviation of postgraduate. • postgrad adj. Abbreviation of postgraduate. • POSTGRAD n. a student continuing formal education after graduation. |
| STODGERS | • stodgers n. Plural of stodger. • Stodgers prop.n. Plural of Stodger. • Stodgers prop.n. A surname. |
| STODGIER | • stodgier adj. Comparative form of stodgy: more stodgy. • STODGY adj. boring. |