| BUOYAGES | • buoyages n. Plural of buoyage. • BUOYAGE n. a group of buoys. |
| GEALOUSY | • gealousy n. Obsolete form of jealousy. • GEALOUSY n. (Spenser) jealousy, also GELOSY. |
| GRUYERES | • GRUYERE n. (French) a kind of cheese made at Gruyere, Switzerland. |
| GUAYULES | • guayules n. Plural of guayule. • GUAYULE n. (Nahuatl) a silver-leaved shrub of the daisy family. |
| GUERNSEY | • guernsey n. A seaman’s knitted woolen sweater, similar to a jersey. • guernsey n. (Australia, Australian rules football) The shirt worn by the players. • guernsey n. (Australia) (slang: as in "get a guernsey") [receive] praise, admiration, recognition, credit, etc. |
| GUYLINES | • guylines n. Plural of guyline. • guy␣lines n. Plural of guy line. • GUYLINE n. a wire used to support a radio tower. |
| GYPLURES | • GYPLURE n. a synthetic attractant to trap gypsy moths. |
| GYPSEOUS | • gypseous adj. Containing gypsum. • GYPSEOUS adj. containing gypsum. |
| QUAYAGES | • quayages n. Plural of quayage. • QUAYAGE n. dues levied on goods landed or shipped at a quay, or on ships using a quay. |
| RUGOSELY | • rugosely adv. In a rugose manner. • RUGOSE adv. wrinkled; covered with sunken lines, also RUGATE, RUGOUS. |
| SMUGGERY | • smuggery n. Smugness; smug behaviour or attitude. • SMUGGERY n. a state of smugness. |
| SNUGGERY | • snuggery n. (Now uncommon) A comfortable room or dwelling. • SNUGGERY n. a snug place e.g. in a pub, also SNUGGERIE. |
| WISEGUYS | • wiseguys n. Plural of wiseguy. • wise-guys n. Plural of wise-guy. • wise␣guys n. Plural of wise guy. |
| YOUNGERS | • youngers n. Plural of younger. • Youngers prop.n. Plural of Younger. • YOUNGER n. an inferior in age. |
| YOUNGEST | • youngest adj. Superlative form of young: most young. • youngest adj. Most recently begun or formed. • youngest adj. (Card games) Receiving dealt cards last, i.e. immediately before the next deal to the eldest. |
| YUGARIES | • yugaries n. Plural of yugarie. • YUGARIE n. (Native Australian) any of various pipi shellfishes, also EUGARIE. |