| CUTTAGE | • cuttage n. The propagation of plants via cuttings. • CUTTAGE n. a means of plant propagation. |
| GETOUTS | • get-outs n. Plural of get-out. • GETOUT n. an excuse to avoid doing something. |
| GLUTTED | • glutted v. Simple past tense and past participle of glut. • GLUT v. to feed or fill to excess. |
| GOUTTES | • gouttes n. Plural of goutte. • GOUTTE n. (French) a drop. |
| GRUTTEN | • GREET v. to address in a friendly and courteous way. |
| GUTTATE | • guttate adj. Shaped like, or resembling drops. • guttate adj. Spotted. • guttate v. (Botany) To exude drops of xylem sap on the edges of leaves. |
| GUTTERS | • gutters n. Plural of gutter. • gutters n. (Scotland) mud; dirt. • gutters v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of gutter. |
| GUTTERY | • guttery adj. Having a guttering flame; flickering and weak. • guttery adj. (By extension) Dark and brooding. • guttery adj. Vulgar; salacious or crude. |
| GUTTIER | • guttier adj. Comparative form of gutty: more gutty. • GUTTY adj. marked by courage. |
| GUTTIES | • gutties n. Plural of gutty. • gutties n. Running shoes. • GUTTY n. a solid gutta-percha golf-ball. |
| GUTTLED | • guttled v. Simple past tense and past participle of guttle. • GUTTLE v. to eat rapidly. |
| GUTTLER | • guttler n. (Britain, dialect) One who guttles; a greedy eater; a glutton. • GUTTLER n. a greedy eater; a glutton. |
| GUTTLES | • guttles v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of guttle. • guttles n. Plural of guttle. • GUTTLE v. to eat rapidly. |
| OUTGATE | • outgate n. An outlet; a passage outward. • OUTGATE n. an exit. |
| TURGENT | • turgent adj. Rising into a tumour or a puffy state; tumid. • turgent adj. Bombastic; turgid; pompous. • TURGENT adj. (obsolete) turgid. |
| TURGITE | • turgite n. (Mineralogy) A ferric hydrate, 2Fe2O3H2O, closely related to hematite and limonite. • TURGITE n. an iron ore. |
| TUTENAG | • tutenag n. (India) crude zinc. • tutenag n. Paktong. • TUTENAG n. (Marathi) an alloy of zinc, copper etc. |