| GIGGLES | • giggles n. Plural of giggle. • giggles n. (With "the") An attack of uncontrolled giggling. • giggles v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of giggle. |
| GIGLETS | • giglets n. Plural of giglet. • GIGLET n. (obsolete) a giddy girl, a wanton, also GIGLOT, GILLET, JILLET. |
| GILGIES | • gilgies n. Plural of gilgie. • GILGIE n. (Native Australian) a small freshwater crayfish, aka yabby, also JILGIE. |
| GINGLES | • gingles n. Plural of gingle. • GINGLE n. (obsolete) a jingling sound. |
| HIGGLES | • higgles v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of higgle. • HIGGLE v. to hawk or peddle provisions. |
| JIGGLES | • jiggles v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of jiggle. • JIGGLE v. to shake from side to side. |
| LEGGIES | • leggies n. Plural of leggie. • LEGGIE n. in cricket, a leg-break or a bowler of leg-breaks. |
| LEGGINS | • leggins n. Plural of leggin. • LEGGIN n. a cover for the leg, like a long gaiter. |
| LEGGISM | • Leggism n. (Archaic, derogatory) Christian missionary work in China that accommodates Chinese beliefs. • LEGGISM n. (archaic) the character of a blackleg. |
| LIGGERS | • liggers n. Plural of ligger. • LIGGER n. a horizontal timber in scaffolding. |
| LUGGIES | • LUGGIE n. (Scots) a hooped dish with one long stave. |
| MIGGLES | • MIGGLE n. a type of playing marble, also MIB, MIG, MIGG. |
| NIGGLES | • niggles n. Plural of niggle. • niggles v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of niggle. • NIGGLE v. to worry over petty details. |
| SNIGGLE | • sniggle v. (Intransitive) To chortle or chuckle; snicker. • sniggle v. (Intransitive) To fish for eels by thrusting a baited hook into their dens. • sniggle v. (Transitive) To catch by this means. |
| WIGGLES | • wiggles n. Plural of wiggle. • wiggles n. The tendency to squirm or be restless. • wiggles v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of wiggle. |