| EPILOGISTS | • epilogists n. Plural of epilogist. • EPILOGIST n. one who writes or speaks an epilogue. |
| GENTILISES | • gentilises v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of gentilise. • GENTILISE v. (archaic) to raise to the class of gentleman. |
| GENTILISMS | • gentilisms n. Plural of gentilism. • GENTILISM n. paganism, the quality of being a gentile. |
| GILSONITES | • gilsonites n. Plural of gilsonite. • GILSONITE n. (tradename) a proprietary name for the mineral uintaite. |
| GLITZINESS | • glitziness n. The quality of being glitzy. • GLITZINESS n. the quality of being glitzy. |
| GRISTLIEST | • gristliest adj. Superlative form of gristly: most gristly. • GRISTLY adj. containing gristle. |
| GUILTINESS | • guiltiness n. The state of being guilty; guilt. • GUILTINESS n. the state of being guilty. |
| GULOSITIES | • GULOSITY n. (archaic) enormous appetite; greediness. |
| LISTENINGS | • listenings n. Plural of listening. • LISTENING n. the act of trying to hear. |
| SHINGLIEST | • shingliest adj. Superlative form of shingly: most shingly. • SHINGLY adj. covered with small, loose stones. |
| SIDELIGHTS | • sidelights n. Plural of sidelight. • SIDELIGHT n. a coloured light on the side of a ship under way at night. |
| SIGHTLIEST | • sightliest adj. Superlative form of sightly: most sightly. • SIGHTLY adj. pleasing to look at. |
| SIGHTLINES | • sightlines n. Plural of sightline. • SIGHTLINE n. a line of sight. |
| SITOLOGIES | • SITOLOGY n. the science of nutrition and diet. |