| GRAYOUTS | • grayouts n. Plural of grayout. • GRAYOUT n. temporary blurring of vision. |
| GULOSITY | • gulosity n. (Now rare) Excessive appetite; greed, gluttony. • GULOSITY n. (archaic) enormous appetite; greediness. |
| GYRATORS | • gyrators n. Plural of gyrator. • GYRATOR n. one who gyrates. |
| GYROSTAT | • gyrostat n. A gyroscope fixed within a rigid case. • GYROSTAT n. a type of stabilising device. |
| MYSTAGOG | • mystagog n. Alternative form of mystagogue. • MYSTAGOG n. one who teaches mystical doctrines or one who initiates others into religious cults, also MYSTAGOGUE, MYSTAGOGUS. |
| OYSTRIGE | • OYSTRIGE n. (Spenser) an ostrich, also ESTRICH, ESTRIDGE. |
| ROYSTING | • ROYST v. to revel noisily, carouse, also ROIST, ROISTER, ROYSTER. |
| RUGOSITY | • rugosity n. (Uncountable) The state of being rugose. • rugosity n. (Countable) A measure of how rugose something is. • RUGOSITY n. the state of being rugose, having wrinkles. |
| SITOLOGY | • sitology n. The science of food and nutrition. • SITOLOGY n. the science of nutrition and diet. |
| STODGILY | • stodgily adv. In a stodgy manner. • STODGY adv. boring. |
| STONYING | • STONY v. aphetic for astony, to astonish. |
| STORYING | • storying v. Present participle of story. • storying n. The telling of a story or series of events. • STORYING n. the art of relating tales. |
| STRONGLY | • strongly adv. In a strong or powerful manner. • strongly adv. Very much. • STRONG adv. having great strength. |
| STRONGYL | • strongyl n. Alternative spelling of strongyle. • STRONGYL n. (Greek) a parasitic threadworm, also STRONGYLE. |
| STROYING | • stroying v. Present participle of stroy. • STROY v. (dialect) to destroy. |
| YOGHURTS | • yoghurts n. Plural of yoghurt. • YOGHURT n. (Turkish) a semisolid, somewhat sour foodstuff, made from milk curdled by the addition of certain bacteria, also YAOURT, YOGHOURT, YOGOURT, YOGURT. |
| YOGOURTS | • yogourts n. Plural of yogourt. • YOGOURT n. (Turkish) a semisolid, somewhat sour foodstuff, made from milk curdled by the addition of certain bacteria, also YAOURT, YOGHOURT, YOGHURT, YOGURT. |
| YOUNGEST | • youngest adj. Superlative form of young: most young. • youngest adj. Most recently begun or formed. • youngest adj. (Card games) Receiving dealt cards last, i.e. immediately before the next deal to the eldest. |
| YOUNGTHS | • YOUNGTH n. (Spenser) youth, also YOUTHHEAD, YOUTHHOOD. |
| ZYGOSITY | • zygosity n. The quality or characteristics of a zygote. • ZYGOSITY n. the makeup of a zygote. |