| GUSTIE | • GUSTIE adj. (Scots) savoury. |
| GUSTIER | • gustier adj. Comparative form of gusty: more gusty. • GUSTY adj. blowing in gusts. |
| GUSTILY | • gustily adv. In a gusty manner; in gusts. • GUSTY adv. blowing in gusts. |
| GUSTING | • gusting v. Present participle of gust. • GUST v. to blow in gusts (sudden blasts of wind). |
| GUSTIEST | • gustiest adj. Superlative form of gusty: most gusty. • GUSTY adj. blowing in gusts. |
| DEGUSTING | • degusting v. Present participle of degust. • DEGUST v. to taste with pleasure. |
| GUSTINESS | • gustiness n. The condition of being gusty; the presence of gusts of wind. • GUSTINESS n. the state of being gusty. |
| DISGUSTING | • disgusting adj. Causing disgust; repulsive; distasteful. • disgusting v. Present participle of disgust. • DISGUST v. to cause loathing. |
| GUSTINESSES | • GUSTINESS n. the state of being gusty. |
| DISGUSTINGLY | • disgustingly adv. In a disgusting manner. • disgustingly adv. To a disgusting extent or degree. • DISGUSTING adv. DISGUST, to cause loathing. |
| ANGUSTIFOLIATE | • angustifoliate adj. (Botany) Having narrow leaves. • ANGUSTIFOLIATE adj. narrow-leaved. |
| DISGUSTINGNESS | • disgustingness n. The state or quality of being disgusting. • DISGUSTINGNESS n. the state of being disgusting. |
| ANGUSTIROSTRATE | • ANGUSTIROSTRATE adj. narrow-beaked. |