| BEGLOOMING | • beglooming v. Present participle of begloom. • BEGLOOM v. to make gloomy. |
| COMINGLING | • comingling v. Present participle of comingle. • co-mingling v. Present participle of co-mingle. • COMINGLE v. to blend thoroughly. |
| EMPLONGING | • EMPLONGE v. (Spenser) to plunge, also IMPLUNGE. |
| ENGLOOMING | • englooming v. Present participle of engloom. • ENGLOOM v. to make gloomy. |
| FILMGOINGS | • FILMGOING n. the practice of going to films. |
| GAMBOLLING | • gambolling v. (Britain) present participle of gambol. • gambolling n. The act of one who gambols. • GAMBOL v. to leap about playfully. |
| GANGLIFORM | • gangliform adj. (Anatomy) Having the form of a ganglion. • GANGLIFORM adj. in the form of a ganglion, a nerve centre, a tumour in a tendon sheath. |
| GARGOYLISM | • gargoylism n. The dysmorphic facial features found in Hurler’s syndrome and Hunter syndrome, characterized by thickened… • GARGOYLISM n. a rare condition characterised by grotesque physical deformity and severe mental disablement. |
| GEMOLOGIES | • GEMOLOGY n. the study of gems, also GEMMOLOGY. |
| GEMOLOGIST | • gemologist n. An expert in gemology. • GEMOLOGIST n. one who studies gems, also GEMMOLOGIST. |
| GIGGLESOME | • gigglesome adj. Characterised or marked by giggling. • GIGGLESOME adj. inclined to giggle, giggly. |
| GINGLIMOID | • ginglimoid adj. Archaic form of ginglymoid. • GINGLIMOID adj. of or like a ginglymus, a joint that permits movement in one plane only, a hinge joint. |
| GLAMOURING | • glamouring v. Present participle of glamour. • GLAMOUR v. to bewitch, also GLAMOR. |
| LOGJAMMING | • LOGJAMMING n. the act of creating a logjam. |
| MISLODGING | • mislodging v. Present participle of mislodge. • MISLODGE v. to lodge in a wrong place. |
| MOBLOGGING | • moblogging v. Present participle of moblog. |
| MUDLOGGING | • mudlogging n. The work of a mudlogger, or wellsite geologist. • MUDLOGGING n. looking for oil, gas etc. in traces of mud excavated from a borehole. |
| PROMULGING | • promulging v. Present participle of promulge. • PROMULGE v. (archaic) to proclaim or announce publicly, also PROMULGATE. |