| DISGUSTED | • disgusted adj. Filled with disgust. • disgusted v. Simple past tense and past participle of disgust. • DISGUST v. to cause loathing. |
| EUGENISTS | • eugenists n. Plural of eugenist. • EUGENIST n. a student of eugenics. |
| EULOGISTS | • eulogists n. Plural of eulogist. • EULOGIST n. one who composes eulogies. |
| GOUSTIEST | • GOUSTY adj. (Scots) desolate, dreary. |
| GOUTINESS | • goutiness n. The state of being gouty; gout. • GOUTINESS n. the state of being gouty. |
| GUESTWISE | • guestwise adv. (Obsolete) As a guest. • GUESTWISE adv. (obsolete) in the manner of a guest. |
| GUILTLESS | • guiltless adj. Free from guilt; innocent. • guiltless adj. Without experience or trial; unacquainted (with). • guiltless adj. (Humorous) Not encumbered with; free from. |
| GUSSETING | • gusseting v. Present participle of gusset. • gusseting n. Material for making gussets. • GUSSETING n. the act of furnishing with a reinforcing piece of material. |
| GUSTINESS | • gustiness n. The condition of being gusty; the presence of gusts of wind. • GUSTINESS n. the state of being gusty. |
| GUTSINESS | • gutsiness n. The state or condition of being gutsy. • GUTSINESS n. guts, courage. |
| QUESTINGS | • questings n. Plural of questing. • QUESTING n. the act of questing. |
| RUSSETING | • russeting n. Russet (a coarse reddish fabric). • russeting n. Russet (a kind of apple). • russeting n. Early season damage to citrus fruit caused by rust mites. |
| SCUNGIEST | • scungiest adj. Superlative form of scungy: most scungy. • SCUNGY adj. (Australian slang) dirty, unkempt, sordid. |
| SCUTIGERS | • SCUTIGER n. (Latin) a kind of centipede; (facetious) a squire. |
| SLUDGIEST | • sludgiest adj. Superlative form of sludgy: most sludgy. • SLUDGY adj. covered with sludge. |
| SMUDGIEST | • smudgiest adj. Superlative form of smudgy: most smudgy. • SMUDGY adj. having smudges. |
| STUGGIEST | • STUGGY adj. (dialect) thickset, stout. |
| SUGARIEST | • sugariest adj. Superlative form of sugary: most sugary. • SUGARY adj. containing sugar. |
| VAGITUSES | • VAGITUS n. (Latin) a cry or wail. |