| GERMANDERS | • germanders n. Plural of germander. • GERMANDER n. a plant of the genus Teucrium, of mint-like herbs and low shrubs. |
| GERMANISED | • Germanised v. Simple past tense and past participle of Germanise. • GERMANISE v. to make German, also GERMANIZE. |
| GERMANISES | • Germanises v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of Germanise. • GERMANISE v. to make German, also GERMANIZE. |
| GERMANITES | • GERMANITE n. a complex mineral, basically copper arsenic sulphide. |
| GERMANIUMS | • germaniums n. Plural of germanium. • GERMANIUM n. a metallic element, much used in diodes and transistors as a semiconductor. |
| GERMANIZED | • Germanized v. Simple past tense and past participle of Germanize. • GERMANIZE v. to make German, also GERMANISE. |
| GERMANIZES | • Germanizes v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of Germanize. • GERMANIZE v. to make German, also GERMANISE. |
| GERMAPHOBE | • germaphobe n. Alternative form of germophobe. |
| GERMICIDAL | • germicidal adj. That kills pathogenic organisms; disinfectant. • GERMICIDAL adj. of or relating to a germicide. |
| GERMICIDES | • germicides n. Plural of germicide. • GERMICIDE n. a substance that kills germs. |
| GERMINABLE | • germinable adj. Having the ability to germinate. • GERMINABLE adj. capable of being germinated. |
| GERMINALLY | • germinally adv. By or involving germ cells. • GERMINAL adv. being in the highest stage of development. |
| GERMINATED | • germinated v. Simple past tense and past participle of germinate. • GERMINATE v. to sprout, to cause to sprout. |
| GERMINATES | • germinates v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of germinate. • GERMINATE v. to sprout, to cause to sprout. |
| GERMINATOR | • germinator n. A container in which plants may be germinated. • GERMINATOR n. one who germinates. |
| GERMOPHOBE | • germophobe n. One who suffers from germophobia. |
| GERMPLASMS | • germplasms n. Plural of germplasm. • GERMPLASM n. plant genetic material. |