| ERRINGS | • errings n. Plural of erring. • ERRING n. the act of erring. |
| GHARRIS | • gharris n. Plural of gharri. • GHARRI n. (Hindi) in India, a wheeled vehicle for hire, also GHARRY. |
| GIRDERS | • girders n. Plural of girder. • GIRDER n. a large beam, esp. one made of steel, used in the construction of bridges, buildings, etc. |
| GIRNERS | • girners n. Plural of girner. • GIRNER n. one who girns, makes faces. |
| GORSIER | • GORSY adj. covered with gorse. |
| GRICERS | • gricers n. Plural of gricer. • GRICER n. a trainspotter or railway enthusiast. |
| GRIGRIS | • grigris n. Plural of grigri. • GRIGRI n. an African charm or amulet, also GREEGREE, GRISGRIS. |
| GRIPERS | • gripers n. Plural of griper. • GRIPER n. one who gripes. |
| GRISTER | • GRISTER n. a device for grinding grain. |
| GURRIES | • gurries n. Plural of gurry. • GURRY n. fish offal. |
| RIDGERS | • RIDGER n. a type of plough which forms ridges on either side of the furrow. |
| RIGGERS | • riggers n. Plural of rigger. • RIGGER n. one who rigs e.g. ships. |
| RIGOURS | • rigours n. Plural of rigour. • RIGOUR n. severity. |
| RINGERS | • ringers n. Plural of ringer. • Ringers n. Plural of Ringer. • RINGER n. one that rings. |
| RUNRIGS | • RUNRIG n. (Scots) a system of holding land in single detached pieces, also RUNDALE. |
| SERRING | • SERR v. to press close, also SERRE. |
| SIRRING | • sirring v. Present participle of sir. • SIR v. to use a respectful form of address to a man. |
| SURGIER | • SURGY adj. surging. |
| VIRGERS | • virgers n. Plural of virger. • VIRGER n. (obsolete) a verger (still the accepted spelling at St Paul's). |