gallopins
plural of gallopin

gallowglass
A mercenary warrior élite among Gaelic-Norse clans residing in the Western Isles of Scotland and Scottish Highlands from the mid 13th century to the end of the 16th century.

gallowglasses
plural of gallowglass

gallowsbird
Alternative form of gallows bird.

gallowsbirds
plural of gallowsbird

gallowsmaker
A manufacturer of gallows.

gallowsmakers
plural of gallowsmaker

gallybagger
A scarecrow.

gallybaggers
plural of gallybagger

gallypot
Alternative form of gallipot.

gallypots
plural of gallypot

galoot
A clumsy or uncouth person.

galoots
plural of galoot

galopin
A boy employed in a kitchen.

galopins
plural of galopin

galpal
A female friend or girlfriend.

galpals
plural of galpal

galumpher
Someone who galumphs

galumphers
plural of galumpher

galvaniser
Alternative spelling of galvanizer.

galvanisers
plural of galvaniser

galvanist
A practitioner or expert in galvanism.

galvanists
plural of galvanist

galvanizer
One who, or that which, galvanizes.

galvanizers
plural of galvanizer

gambist
Someone who plays the viola da gamba

gambists
plural of gambist

gambler
One who plays at a game of chance, who gambles.
One who takes significant risks.

gamblers
plural of gambler

gamboller
One who gambols.

gambollers
plural of gamboller

gamebag
A hunter's pouch for storing game.

gamebags
plural of gamebag

gamecatcher
someone who catches game

gamecatchers
plural of gamecatcher

gamegoer
One who goes to or attends a game.

gamegoers
plural of gamegoer

gamejacker
One who is engaged in gamejacking.

gamejackers
plural of gamejacker

gamekeeper
A person employed to maintain the game for hunting and all associated materials and effects.

gamekeepers
plural of gamekeeper

gameplayer
One who plays a game or games.

gameplayers
plural of gameplayer

gamers
plural of gamer

gamesman
One who engages in gamesmanship.

gamesmen
plural of gamesman

gamesplayer
One who plays a game or games.

gamesplayers
plural of gamesplayer

gamester
A person who plays games.
One who plays video games.
A gambler.
A prostitute; one who is on the game.

gamesters
plural of gamester

gamestress
A female gamester.

gamestresses
plural of gamestress

gamie
gamekeeper

gamies
plural of gamie

gamin
A homeless boy; a male street urchin; also (more generally), a cheeky, street-smart boy.

gamins
plural of gamin

gammer
An old woman.

gammers
plural of gammer

gammerstang
A tall, awkward person, especially a wanton girl.

gammerstangs
plural of gammerstang

gammoner
A thief's accomplice who distracts the victim while the thief steals.

gammoners
plural of gammoner

gamophobe
One who has gamophobia.

gamophobes
plural of gamophobe

gamoroi
Doric variant of geomori

gandermooner
A man who pursues other women during the later months of his partner's pregnancy.

gandermooners
plural of gandermooner

gandharva
A spirit, usually depicted as a singer or musician.
A being in the intermediate state between death and rebirth.

gandharvas
plural of gandharva

gandus
plural of gandu

ganef
A thief; a rascal or scoundrel.

ganefs
plural of ganef

ganevim
plural of ganef

gangbanger
A member of a violent gang; a violent person.
Someone who takes part in a gangbang.

gangbangers
plural of gangbanger

gangbo
A legal injunction against a person because of their gang-related activities.

gangbos
plural of gangbo

gangbuster
A law enforcement officer who specializes in disrupting organized crime.

ganger
One who or that which walks or goes; a goer; a walker.
A horse that goes quickly.
One who oversees a gang of workmen.
One who is employed in conveying the coal through the gangways.
A length of chain, one end of which is fastened to an anchor when let go, when the other end is fastened to a hawser.

gangers
plural of ganger

gangism
The criminal or antisocial behaviour of gangs.

gangleader
A leader of a gang, especially a criminal gang.

gangleaders
plural of gangleader

gangler
One who gangles or is gangly.

ganglers
plural of gangler

ganglord
The leader of a criminal gang.

ganglords
plural of ganglord

gangman
A member of a work gang; a laborer, often on railways.

gangmaster
A person who employs and directs large groups of (usually agricultural) manual labourers, especially those who are poorly paid and illegally employed.

gangmasters
plural of gangmaster

gangmen
plural of gangman

gangrel
A tramp, vagrant, vagabond.
A tall awkward fellow.
A child just beginning to walk; toddler.

gangrels
plural of gangrel

gangsman
A member of a gang of workers, especially at a dock; a dock porter.
Someone in charge of a gang of workers; a foreman.
A gangster.

gangsmen
plural of gangsman

gangsploitation
A genre of exploitation films about criminal gangsters.

gangsta
Pronunciation spelling of gangster, representing African-American Vernacular English.

gangstalker
Someone who participates in gangstalking.

gangstalkers
plural of gangstalker

gangstas
plural of gangsta

gangster
A member of a criminal or street gang.
A member of a professional criminal organization (in organized crime): a racketeer.

gangstered
simple past and past participle of gangster

gangsteress
A female gangster.

gangsteresses
plural of gangsteress

gangsters
plural of gangster

gangstress
Alternative form of gangsteress.

gangstresses
plural of gangstress

gangwayman
A man in charge of a ship's gangway.

gangwaymen
plural of gangwayman

gangy
A term of address for any other person or group of people.

ganif
Alternative form of ganef.

ganifs
plural of ganif

ganjaphile
A cannabis enthusiast.

ganjaphiles
plural of ganjaphile

ganjapreneur
An entrepreneur in the business of selling marijuana in regions where it has been legalized.

ganjapreneurs
plural of ganjapreneur

ganker
One who ganks in gameplay.

gankers
plural of ganker

gannef
Alternative spelling of ganef.

ganof
Alternative form of ganef.

ganofs
plural of ganof

ganovim
plural of ganof

gantryman
A worker who carries ore from the gantry to the kiln to be calcined prior to smelting.

gantrymen
plural of gantryman

gaoler
Dated spelling of jailer.

gaoleress
Dated spelling of jaileress.

gaoleresses
plural of gaoleress

gaolers
plural of gaoler

gaolkeeper
Dated spelling of jailkeeper.

gaolkeepers
plural of gaolkeeper

gaolor
Archaic spelling of jailer.

gaoloress
Rare form of gaoleress.

gaoloresses
plural of gaoloress

gaolors
plural of gaolor

gaoyinruan
The soprano member of the ruan family of Chinese lutes.

gapper
A ball hit through the regions between the outfielders.
Someone who is on or has done a gap year, or a break from study.

gappers
plural of gapper

gappist
A proponent of gap creationism.

gappists
plural of gappist

garagist
A French car mechanic or garage worker.

garagists
plural of garagist

garbagepeople
plural of garbageperson

garbageperson
A garbage collector of any gender; a garbageman or garbagewoman.

garbagepersons
plural of garbageperson

garbager
One who collects, sorts, or disposes of garbage.
An officer of the British royal kitchen, in charge of poultry carcasses and offal.

garbagers
plural of garbager

garbagewoman
A woman employed to collect garbage.

garbagewomen
plural of garbagewoman

garbler
One who garbles.

garblers
plural of garbler

garbo
A rubbish collector; a garbage man.
Garbage; something considered worthless.

garbologist
One who examines refuse using archaeological techniques.
A garbage collector.

garbologists
plural of garbologist

garbos
plural of garbo

gardee
A sepoy (native soldier).

gardees
plural of gardee

gardener
One who gardens; one who grows plants or cultivates a garden.
A coachman who drives badly.

gardeneress
A female gardener.

gardeneresses
plural of gardeneress

gardeners
plural of gardener

gardenmaker
A person who creates gardens.

gardenmakers
plural of gardenmaker

gardenscaper
One who maintains a gardenscape.

gardenscapers
plural of gardenscaper

gardi
Alternative form of gardee.

gardian
Obsolete form of guardian.

gardians
plural of gardian