| BIGOS | • bigos n. A traditional Polish stew containing cabbage and meat. • big␣Os n. Plural of big O. • BIGOS n. a kind of Polish stew. |
| ERGOS | • ergos n. Plural of ergo. • ERGO n. (short for) ergometer. |
| FIGOS | • figos n. Plural of figo. • FIGO n. (Shakespeare) a fig, a gesture of contempt, also FICO. |
| GOGOS | • gogos n. Plural of gogo. • GOGO n. (Zulu) a grandmother. |
| GOSHT | • gosht n. Mutton (or sometimes goat), normally as part of a South Asian curry. • GOSHT n. (Hindi) in Indian cookery, meat. |
| GOSSE | • GOSSE n. (Shakespeare) gorse. |
| KAGOS | • kagos n. Plural of kago. • KAGO n. (Japanese) a basketwork passenger litter. |
| LOGOS | • logos n. (Rhetoric) A form of rhetoric in which the writer or speaker uses logic as the main argument. • logos n. Alternative letter-case form of Logos. • logos n. Plural of logo. |
| POGOS | • pogos n. Plural of pogo. • POGO v. (tradename) to jump up and down on the spot to music. |
| REGOS | • regos n. Plural of rego. • Regos prop.n. Plural of Rego. • REGO n. (Australian slang) a (motor vehicle) registration, also REGGO. |
| 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. |
| SEGOS | • segos n. Plural of sego. • Segos prop.n. Plural of Sego. • SEGO n. (Native American) a liliaceous plant of Western North America, and its edible bulb. |
| SUGOS | • SUGO n. (Italian) an Italian meat sauce. |
| VEGOS | • vegos n. Plural of vego. • VEGO n. (Australian slang) a vegetarian, also VEGGIE, VEGIE. |