| BARONGS | • barongs n. Plural of barong. • BARONG n. a broad-bladed Philippine knife. |
| BELONGS | • belongs v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of belong. • BELONG v. to be a member of. |
| BOGONGS | • bogongs n. Plural of bogong. • BOGONG n. (Native Australian) a noctuid moth eaten by Australian aborigines, also BUGONG. |
| BUGONGS | • bugongs n. Plural of bugong. • BUGONG n. (Native Australian) a noctuid moth eaten by Australian aborigines, also BOGONG. |
| DUGONGS | • dugongs n. Plural of dugong. • DUGONG n. (Malay) an aquatic mammal, aka manatee or sea-cow. |
| EUMONGS | • EUMONG n. (Native Australian) an Australian acacia, also EUMUNG. |
| KALONGS | • kalongs n. Plural of kalong. • KALONG n. (Malay) a fruit-eating bat. |
| LEGONGS | • legongs n. Plural of legong. • LEGONG n. a Balinese dance. |
| OBLONGS | • oblongs n. Plural of oblong. • oblongs v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of oblong. • OBLONG n. something that is oblong. |
| OOLONGS | • oolongs n. Plural of oolong. • OOLONG n. (Chinese) a variety of black tea, also OULONG. |
| OULONGS | • oulongs n. Plural of oulong. • OULONG n. (Chinese) a kind of black tea, also OOLONG. |
| PICONGS | • PICONG n. (Caribbean) a teasing satire in a song. |
| QIGONGS | • qigongs n. Plural of qigong. • QIGONG n. (Chinese) a system of Chinese meditative exercises. |
| SARONGS | • sarongs n. Plural of sarong. • SARONG n. (Malay) a sort of petticoat worn by both sexes in Java and the Malay Archipelago. |
| SHLONGS | • shlongs n. Plural of shlong. • SHLONG n. (slang) a penis, also SCHLONG. |
| THRONGS | • throngs n. Plural of throng. • throngs v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of throng. • THRONG v. to crowd into. |