| ALGOLOGIES | • ALGOLOGY n. the study of algae. |
| ALGOLOGIST | • algologist n. One who studies algology. • ALGOLOGIST n. one learned about algae; a student of algology. |
| FLEDGLINGS | • fledglings n. Plural of fledgling. • FLEDGLING n. a young bird just fledged, also FLEDGELING. |
| GALENGALES | • GALENGALE n. the aromatic rootstock of certain East Indian plants of the ginger family, also GALANGA, GALANGAL, GALINGALE. |
| GALINGALES | • galingales n. Plural of galingale. • GALINGALE n. the aromatic rootstock of certain East Indian plants of the ginger family, also GALANGA, GALANGAL, GALENGALE. |
| GALLOGLASS | • galloglass n. Alternative form of gallowglass. • GALLOGLASS n. (Irish) the irregular infantry of Ireland, and the Highlands of Scotland, also GALLOWGLASS. |
| GALLONAGES | • gallonages n. Plural of gallonage. • GALLONAGE n. an amount in gallons; the rate of use in gallons. |
| GINGELLIES | • gingellies n. Plural of gingelly. • GINGELLY n. (Hindi) the sesame seed or its oil, also GINGELEY, GINGELI, GINGELLI, GINGELY, GINGILI, GINGILLI, JINJILI. |
| GLOSSINGLY | • GLOSSING adv. GLOSS, to make lustrous. |
| GLOSSOLOGY | • glossology n. The science of language; linguistics. • glossology n. (Botany) The naming of parts of plants. • glossology n. (Chiefly lexicography) The definition and explanation of terms in constructing a glossary. |
| GOLLIWOGGS | • golliwoggs n. Plural of golliwogg. |
| GOSPELLING | • gospelling v. Present participle of gospel. • GOSPELLING n. the act of teaching about the life of Christ. |
| GRUELLINGS | • gruellings n. Plural of gruelling. • GRUELLING n. the act of gruelling. |
| LEGALISING | • legalising v. Present participle of legalise. • LEGALISE v. to make lawful, also LEGALIZE. |
| PILLAGINGS | • pillagings n. Plural of pillaging. • PILLAGING n. the act of plundering. |
| PLUGUGLIES | • pluguglies n. Plural of plugugly. • plug-uglies n. Plural of plug-ugly. • PLUGUGLY n. a very ugly person. |
| SIGNALLING | • signalling v. Present participle of signal. • signalling n. The use of signals in communications, especially the sending of signals in telecommunications. • signalling n. (Rail transport) the signals and associated equipment required for their operation. |
| SLANGINGLY | • SLANGING adv. scolding. |
| SLUGGARDLY | • sluggardly adj. Like a sluggard. • SLUGGARDLY adj. like a sluggard, a habitually lazy person. |
| SLUGGISHLY | • sluggishly adv. In a sluggish manner; responding or moving slowly. • SLUGGISH adv. slow-moving. |