| GANGBANGERS | • gangbangers n. Plural of gangbanger. • GANGBANGER n. (vulgar) one involved in a gangbang. |
| GANGBANGING | • gangbanging v. Present participle of gangbang. • gang-banging v. Present participle of gang-bang. • GANGBANG v. to carry out a gangbang, also GANGSHAG. |
| GANGBUSTERS | • gangbusters n. Plural of gangbuster. • gangbusters adj. Very successful or profitable. • gangbusters adv. (Colloquial) With great energy or speed; very well. (Frequently with go.) |
| GANGBUSTING | • gangbusting n. The disruption by law enforcement of organized crime. • GANGBUSTING n. breaking up gangs. |
| GANGLIOSIDE | • ganglioside n. (Biochemistry) Any of several galactocerebrosides found in the surface membranes of nerve cells. • GANGLIOSIDE n. any of a group of glycolipids that yield a hexose sugar on hydrolysis. |
| GANGMASTERS | • gangmasters n. Plural of gangmaster. • GANGMASTER n. a person who recruits and manages temporary or migratory labourers, esp. for seasonal agricultural work. |
| GANGSHAGGED | • GANGSHAG v. to carry out a gangshag, also GANGBANG. |
| GANGSTERDOM | • gangsterdom n. The realm or sphere of gangsters. • GANGSTERDOM n. the world of gangsters. |
| GANGSTERISH | • gangsterish adj. (Informal) Gangsterlike. • GANGSTERISH adj. like a gangster. |
| GANGSTERISM | • gangsterism n. The behavior of a gangster; organized crime. • GANGSTERISM n. the ethos of the gangster. |
| OVERGANGING | • overganging v. Present participle of overgang. • OVERGANG v. (Scots) to dominate; to overspread. |
| VOETGANGERS | • voetgangers n. Plural of voetganger. • VOETGANGER n. (Dutch) a locust before its wings grow. |