| BIGGEST | • biggest adj. Superlative form of big: most big. • BIG adj. of large size. |
| BIGGETY | • biggety adj. Alternative form of biggity. • BIGGETY adj. conceited, also BIGGITY. |
| EGGIEST | • eggiest adj. Superlative form of eggy: most eggy. • EGGY adj. containing eggs to some extent. |
| GEITING | • GEIT v. to put a border on (an article of clothing). |
| GETTING | • getting v. Present participle of get. • getting n. The act of obtaining or acquiring; acquisition. • getting n. That which is got or obtained; gain; profit. |
| GIGLETS | • giglets n. Plural of giglet. • GIGLET n. (obsolete) a giddy girl, a wanton, also GIGLOT, GILLET, JILLET. |
| STAGGIE | • STAGGIE n. (Scots) a colt, also STAIG. |
| TAGGIER | • taggier adj. Comparative form of taggy: more taggy. • TAGGY adj. matted into tags. |
| THIGGED | • thigged v. Simple past tense and past participle of thig. • THIG v. (Scots) to beg; to live on alms. |
| THIGGER | • thigger n. One who thigs or solicits subsistence from others; a beggar. • THIGGER n. one who thigs, a beggar. |
| TIGGERS | • Tiggers n. Plural of Tigger. • TIGGER v. to damage (electronic equipment) beyond repair, esp. as a result of tinkering. |
| TRIGGED | • trigged v. Simple past tense and past participle of trig. • TRIG v. to make something trig. |
| TRIGGER | • trigger n. (Firearms) A finger-operated lever used to fire a gun. • trigger n. A similar device used to activate any mechanism. • trigger n. An event that initiates others, or incites a response. |
| TWIGGED | • twigged v. Simple past tense and past participle of twig. • TWIG v. to observe, understand. |
| TWIGGEN | • twiggen adj. (Archaic) Made of twigs or osier; wicker. • TWIGGEN adj. (Shakespeare) made of twigs, wicker. |
| TWIGGER | • twigger n. (UK, archaic) A fornicator. • TWIGGER n. a wanton. |