| GALLOPERS | • gallopers n. Plural of galloper. • GALLOPER n. a rider, esp. a huntsman, who gallops. |
| GOLLOPERS | • GOLLOPER n. one who gollops. |
| GOSPELERS | • gospelers n. Plural of gospeler. • GOSPELER n. one that teaches the gospel, also GOSPELLER. |
| GOSPELLER | • gospeller n. Alternative spelling of gospeler. • GOSPELLER n. one of the four evangelists, also GOSPELER. |
| GROUPLETS | • grouplets n. Plural of grouplet. • GROUPLET n. a small group, a clique. |
| HYPERGOLS | • hypergols n. Plural of hypergol. • HYPERGOL n. a rocket fuel. |
| LEAPFROGS | • leapfrogs n. Plural of leapfrog. • leapfrogs v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of leapfrog. • leap-frogs n. Plural of leap-frog (alternative form of leapfrogs). |
| PLAYGOERS | • playgoers n. Plural of playgoer. • PLAYGOER n. one who attends plays. |
| PLEDGEORS | • pledgeors n. Plural of pledgeor. • PLEDGEOR n. one who pledges something, also PLEDGER, PLEDGOR. |
| PLOUGHERS | • ploughers n. Plural of plougher. • PLOUGHER n. one who ploughs, also PLOWER. |
| PROLOGISE | • prologise v. Alternative form of prologuize. • PROLOGISE v. to speak a prolog, also PROLOGIZE, PROLOGUISE, PROLOGUIZE. |
| PROLOGUES | • prologues n. Plural of prologue. • PROLOGUE v. to preface, also PROLOG. |
| PROLONGES | • prolonges n. Plural of prolonge. • PROLONGE n. (French) a rope used for pulling a gun carriage. |
| PROMULGES | • promulges v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of promulge. • PROMULGE v. (archaic) to proclaim or announce publicly, also PROMULGATE. |
| REPLOUGHS | • reploughs v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of replough. • REPLOUGH v. to plough again, also REPLOW. |
| SPLODGIER | • splodgier adj. Comparative form of splodgy: more splodgy. • SPLODGY adj. covered with splodges. |
| SPROGLETS | • sproglets n. Plural of sproglet. • SPROGLET n. a small child. |
| SUPERLONG | • superlong adj. (Informal) Very long. • SUPERLONG adj. extremely long. |