| CHOREGUS | • choregus n. The leader of a chorus in Ancient Greece. • choregus n. The leader of a group (especially of performers). • CHOREGUS n. (Latin) a leader of a choir, also CHORAGUS. |
| COUGHERS | • coughers n. Plural of cougher. • COUGHER n. one that coughs. |
| DROGHERS | • droghers n. Plural of drogher. • DROGHER n. (Dutch) a W. Indian coasting vessel, with long masts and lateen sails, also DROGER. |
| ENROUGHS | • ENROUGH v. (archaic) to make rough. |
| GEMSHORN | • gemshorn n. An instrument of the ocarina family, historically made from the horn of a chamois, goat, or other animal. • gemshorn n. An organ stop with conical tin pipes. • GEMSHORN n. (German) a chamois horn used as a wind instrument. |
| GHERAOES | • gheraoes n. Plural of gherao. • GHERAO v. to carry out such an action. |
| GHOSTIER | • ghostier adj. Comparative form of ghosty: more ghosty. • GHOSTY adj. like a ghost. |
| GROSCHEN | • groschen n. (Numismatics) Any of several obsolete European silver coins. • GROSCHEN n. (German) a small German monetary unit. |
| GROUCHES | • grouches n. Plural of grouch. • grouches v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of grouch. • GROUCH v. to grumble. |
| HOMAGERS | • homagers n. Plural of homager. • HOMAGER n. a feudal vassal. |
| LEGHORNS | • leghorns n. Plural of leghorn. • Leghorns n. Plural of Leghorn. • LEGHORN n. a kind of smooth, plaited straw. |
| RESOUGHT | • resought v. Simple past tense and past participle of reseek. • RESEEK v. to seek again. |
| ROUGHENS | • roughens v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of roughen. • ROUGHEN v. to make rough. |
| ROUGHERS | • roughers n. Plural of rougher. • ROUGHER n. a person who performs preliminary operations. |
| ROUGHEST | • roughest adj. Superlative form of rough: most rough. • ROUGH adj. having an uneven surface. |
| ROUGHIES | • roughies n. Plural of roughy. • roughies n. Plural of roughie. • ROUGHIE n. a dry bough used as a torch, also ROUGHY. |
| SHORTAGE | • shortage n. A lack or deficiency; an insufficient amount. • SHORTAGE n. an insufficient supply. |
| SHOWGOER | • showgoer n. One who attends a show. • show-goer n. Alternative form of showgoer. • SHOWGOER n. one who goes to shows. |