| BRIGUES | • brigues n. Plural of brigue. • brigues v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of brigue. • BRIGUE v. (French) to intrigue. |
| FIGURES | • figures n. Plural of figure. • figures v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of figure. • figures v. (By ellipsis) It figures. |
| GRUSHIE | • grushie n. (Scotland, historical) A Scottish wedding tradition where coins were thrown to the guests. • GRUSHIE adj. (Scots) healthy, thriving. |
| GUIDERS | • guiders n. Plural of guider. • Guiders prop.n. Plural of Guider. • GUIDER n. a member of the Girl Guide movement. |
| GUILERS | • guilers n. Plural of guiler. • GUILER n. (Spenser) a deceiver, also GUYLER. |
| GUISERS | • guisers n. Plural of guiser. • GUISER n. a person in disguise; a masker; a mummer, also GUISARD, GUIZER. |
| GUIZERS | • guizers n. Plural of guizer. • GUIZER n. a person in disguise, also GUISER. |
| GURDIES | • gurdies n. Plural of gurdy. • GURDY n. a winch on a fishing boat. |
| GURRIES | • gurries n. Plural of gurry. • GURRY n. fish offal. |
| GUSHIER | • gushier adj. Comparative form of gushy: more gushy. • GUSHY adj. overly sentimental. |
| GUSTIER | • gustier adj. Comparative form of gusty: more gusty. • GUSTY adj. blowing in gusts. |
| GUTSIER | • gutsier adj. Comparative form of gutsy: more gutsy. • GUTSY adj. (colloquial) courageous. |
| LIGURES | • ligures n. Plural of ligure. • LIGURE n. a precious stone. |
| LURGIES | • lurgies n. Plural of lurgy. • LURGY n. (facetious) a fictitious disease, also LURGI. |
| REUSING | • reusing v. Present participle of reuse. • reusing n. Reuse. • re-using v. Present participle of re-use. |
| RUEINGS | • RUEING n. repentance. |
| RUGBIES | • rugbies n. Plural of rugby. • RUGBY n. a form of football, also RUGGER. |
| SIGNEUR | • signeur n. Obsolete spelling of seigneur. • SIGNEUR adj. (Shakespeare) senior. |
| SURGIER | • SURGY adj. surging. |