| ARCHIPELAGOS | • archipelagos n. Plural of archipelago. • ARCHIPELAGO n. a chain or set of islands grouped together.
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| ASIAGOS | • asiagos n. Plural of asiago. • ASIAGO n. (Italian) a type of Italian cheese.
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| FARRAGOS | • farragos n. Plural of farrago. • FARRAGO n. (Latin) a confused mixture.
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| GALAGOS | • galagos n. Plural of galago. • GALAGO n. (Wolof) a kind of African lemur.
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| GALAPAGOS | • Galapagos prop.n. Alternative spelling of Galápagos. • Galápagos prop.n. The Galápagos Islands.
 • GALAPAGO n. (Spanish) a kind of tortoise.
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| IMAGOS | • imagos n. Plural of imago. • IMAGO n. (Latin) an insect in its final, adult, sexually mature, and typically winged state.
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| KAGOS | • kagos n. Plural of kago. • KAGO n. (Japanese) a basketwork passenger litter.
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| LUMBAGOS | • lumbagos n. Plural of lumbago. • LUMBAGO n. (Latin) inflammation of the lumbar muscles and tendons.
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| PICHICIAGOS | • pichiciagos n. Plural of pichiciago. • PICHICIAGO n. (Spanish) a fairy armadillo, esp. the lesser or pink fairy armadillo, also PICHICIEGO.
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| PLUMBAGOS | • plumbagos n. Plural of plumbago. • PLUMBAGO n. (Latin) graphite.
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| PSEUDIMAGOS | • pseudimagos n. Plural of pseudimago. • PSEUDIMAGO n. a stage in the development of certain insects, such as the May flies, intermediate between the pupa and imago.
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| SAGOS | • sagos n. Plural of sago. • Sagos prop.n. Plural of Sago.
 • SAGO n. (Malay) a type of palm tree; a nutritive cereal derived from its pith.
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| SAPSAGOS | • SAPSAGO n. (German) a hard green Swiss cheese. | 
| SOLIDAGOS | • solidagos n. Plural of solidago. • SOLIDAGO n. a flower, goldenrod.
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| SUBIMAGOS | • subimagos n. Plural of subimago. • SUBIMAGO n. a stage in the life of a mayfly.
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| VILIAGOS | • viliagos n. Plural of viliago. • VILIAGO n. (obsolete) a coward, also VILIACO, VILLAGIO, VILLIACO, VILLIAGO.
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| VILLIAGOS | • villiagos n. Plural of villiago. • VILLIAGO n. (Shakespeare) a coward, also VILIACO, VILIAGO, VILLAGIO, VILLIACO.
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| VIRAGOS | • viragos n. Plural of virago. • VIRAGO n. (Latin) a noisy, domineering woman.
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| VORAGOS | • VORAGO n. (Latin) a gulf. |