| GATEPOST | • gatepost n. A vertical post from which a gate is hung/attached. • GATEPOST n. a post from which a gate is hung. |
| GESTAPOS | • GESTAPO n. (German) a secret police organisation. |
| GLUEPOTS | • gluepots n. Plural of gluepot. • glue-pots n. Plural of glue-pot. • GLUEPOT n. a pot for melting glue. |
| GOOPIEST | • goopiest adj. Superlative form of goopy: most goopy. • GOOPY adj. sticky or gooey. |
| PODGIEST | • podgiest adj. Superlative form of podgy: most podgy. • PODGY adj. short and fat, also PUDGY, PUDSEY, PUDSY. |
| PONGIEST | • pongiest adj. Superlative form of pongy: most pongy. • PONGY adj. (colloquial) smelly. |
| PONTAGES | • pontages n. Plural of pontage. • PONTAGE n. a toll paid on bridges. |
| PORTAGES | • portages n. Plural of portage. • portages v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of portage. • PORTAGE v. to transport from one navigable waterway to another. |
| POSTAGES | • postages n. Plural of postage. • POSTAGE n. the charge for mailing an item. |
| POSTGAME | • postgame adj. (Sports) Following a game, usually specifically a sporting match. • postgame adj. (Video games) Content that follows the main story of the game. • postgame n. (Media) A postgame show. |
| POTAGERS | • potagers n. Plural of potager. • POTAGER n. (French) a decorative vegetable garden. |
| POTTAGES | • pottages n. Plural of pottage. • POTTAGE n. a thick soup or stew of vegetables and sometimes, meat, also POTAGE. |
| PROTEGES | • proteges n. Plural of protege. • protegés n. Plural of protegé. • protégés n. Plural of protégé. |
| SPROGLET | • sproglet n. (Informal) A small child. • SPROGLET n. a small child. |
| STOPPAGE | • stoppage n. A pause or halt of some activity. • stoppage n. Something that forms an obstacle to continued activity; a blockage or obstruction. • STOPPAGE n. the act of stopping. |