| ARGUES | • argues v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of argue. • Argues prop.n. Plural of Argue. • ARGUE v. to discuss with reasoning. |
| BOGUES | • bogues n. Plural of bogue. • bogues v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of bogue. • BOGUE n. a Mediterranean fish. |
| COGUES | • cogues n. Plural of cogue. • COGUE n. (Scots) a small wooden bowl, also COGGIE, COGIE. |
| FUGUES | • fugues n. Plural of fugue. • FUGUE v. to compose a type of musical composition. |
| GIGUES | • gigues n. Plural of gigue. • GIGUE n. (French) a lively Baroque dance in triple time, also GIGA. |
| GUESTS | • guests n. Plural of guest. • guests v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of guest. • GUEST v. to appear as a visitor. |
| ORGUES | • orgues n. Plural of orgue. • ORGUE n. (obsolete) a row of stakes let down like a portcullis. |
| ROGUES | • rogues n. Plural of rogue. • rogues v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of rogue. • Rogues prop.n. Plural of Rogue. |
| SEGUES | • segues n. Plural of segue. • segues v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of segue. • SEGUE v. (Italian) to proceed from one musical theme to another without pause. |
| TOGUES | • togues n. Plural of togue. • TOGUE n. (Native American) the Great Lake char or trout, a gigantic salmonid of North America. |
| UNGUES | • ungues n. Plural of unguis. • UNGUIS n. (Latin) a nail, claw or hoof, also UNGULA. |
| VAGUES | • vagues n. Plural of vague. • vagues v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of vague. • VAGUE v. to be vague. |
| VOGUES | • vogues n. Plural of vogue. • VOGUE v. to perform to pop music a stylized dance. |