| GLASSILY | • glassily adv. In a glassy manner. • GLASSY adv. resembling glass. |
| GLOSSILY | • glossily adv. In a glossy manner. • GLOSSY adv. with a surface shine. |
| GLYCOSYL | • glycosyl n. (Biochemistry) Any functional group derived from a sugar (especially from a monosaccharide) by removal… • GLYCOSYL n. a radical derived from glucose. |
| GLYPTALS | • GLYPTAL n. a kind of alkyd resin. |
| GOSPELLY | • gospelly adj. Resembling gospel music. • gospelly adv. (Archaic, Christianity) In the manner of the Gospel. • GOSPELLY adj. like gospel music. |
| LANGLEYS | • langleys n. Plural of langley. • Langleys prop.n. Plural of Langley. • LANGLEY n. a unit of illumination used to measure the temperature of a star. |
| LOSINGLY | • losingly adv. In a manner that loses or will lose. • losingly adv. (Rare or obsolete) In a manner that causes loss. • LOSING adv. tending to suffer loss. |
| SALLYING | • sallying v. Present participle of sally. • sallying n. The act of one who sallies. • SALLY v. to rush out suddenly. |
| SIGNALLY | • signally adv. In a signal manner; conspicuously. • SIGNAL adv. notable. |
| SLANGILY | • slangily adv. In a slangy way. • SLANGY adv. full of slang. |
| SLIGHTLY | • slightly adv. Slenderly; delicately. • slightly adv. (Degree) To a small extent or degree. • SLIGHT adv. small in size or amount. |
| SULLYING | • sullying v. Present participle of sully. • sullying n. The process by which something is sullied or made dirty. • SULLY v. to soil, make impure. |
| SYLLOGES | • sylloges n. Plural of sylloge. • SYLLOGE n. a collection or summary. |
| YELLINGS | • yellings n. Plural of yelling. • YELLING n. the act of crying out. |