| TIGES | • tiges n. Plural of tige. • TIGE n. (French) the shaft of a column. |
| BEIGES | • beiges n. Plural of beige. • BEIGE n. a woollen fabric of undyed wool. |
| FRIGES | • friges n. Plural of frig. • FRIG n. a refrigerator. |
| DIRIGES | • diriges n. Plural of dirige. • DIRIGE n. (obsolete) a dirge. |
| GREIGES | • greiges n. Plural of greige. • GREIGE n. an unfinished fabric of this colour. |
| OBLIGES | • obliges v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of oblige. • OBLIGE v. to bind by some favour rendered, also OBLIGATE. |
| REMIGES | • remiges n. Plural of remex. • REMEX n. (Latin) one of the large feathers of a bird's wing. |
| NEGLIGES | • négligés n. Plural of négligé. • NEGLIGE n. (French) a woman's loose decorative dressing-gown of flimsy material, also NEGLIGEE. |
| VENTIGES | • ventiges n. Plural of ventige. • VENTIGE n. (Shakespeare) a fingerhole, as in a flute, also VENTAGE. |
| VESTIGES | • vestiges n. Plural of vestige. • VESTIGE n. a visible sign of something that is no longer in existence. |
| MASSTIGES | • MASSTIGE n. the impression of exclusivity in goods that are affordable for many people. |
| OYSTRIGES | • oystriges n. Plural of ostrige. • OYSTRIGE n. (Spenser) an ostrich, also ESTRICH, ESTRIDGE. |
| PRESTIGES | • prestiges n. Plural of prestige. • PRESTIGE n. charm, magic or glamour in the eyes of other people. |
| DISOBLIGES | • disobliges v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of disoblige. • DISOBLIGE v. to slight, inconvenience, etc. |