| AGLOSSAL | • aglossal adj. Having no tongue. • AGLOSSAL adj. having no tongue at birth. |
| AGLOSSIA | • aglossia n. (Anatomy) The absence of a tongue. • AGLOSSIA n. the congenital lack of a tongue. |
| GLOSSARY | • glossary n. A list of terms in a particular domain of knowledge with their definitions. • GLOSSARY n. a list of terms and their definitions. |
| GLOSSEME | • glosseme n. The smallest irreducible unit of language in the theory of glossematics. • GLOSSEME n. the smallest linguistic unit that signals a meaning. |
| GLOSSERS | • glossers n. Plural of glosser. • Glossers prop.n. Plural of Glosser. • GLOSSER n. a polisher; one who gives a luster. |
| GLOSSIER | • glossier adj. Comparative form of glossy: more glossy. • GLOSSY adj. with a surface shine. |
| GLOSSIES | • glossies n. Plural of glossy. • GLOSSY n. a quality magazine, with a glossy cover. |
| GLOSSILY | • glossily adv. In a glossy manner. • GLOSSY adv. with a surface shine. |
| GLOSSINA | • glossina n. A tsetse fly. • Glossina prop.n. A taxonomic genus within the family Glossinidae – the tsetse flies. • GLOSSINA n. an insect of the tsetse fly genus. |
| GLOSSING | • glossing v. Present participle of gloss. • glossing n. The addition of a gloss, or explanatory note. • GLOSS v. to make lustrous. |
| GLOSSIST | • glossist n. (Obsolete) A writer of glosses, or comments. • GLOSSIST n. a writer of glosses (comments on text). |
| ISOGLOSS | • isogloss n. (Linguistics) A line on a map indicating the geographical boundaries of a linguistic feature. • ISOGLOSS n. a line indicating linguistically varied areas. |
| LIPGLOSS | • lipgloss n. Alternative spelling of lip gloss. • lip␣gloss n. A cosmetic product applied to the lips to make them look shinier. • LIPGLOSS n. a cosmetic for making lips glossy. |