BRAGGART | • braggart n. Someone who constantly brags or boasts. • braggart adj. Characterized by boasting; boastful. • BRAGGART n. a boaster. |
BRAGGERS | • braggers n. Plural of bragger. • BRAGGER n. one who brags. |
BRAGGIER | • braggier adj. Comparative form of braggy: more braggy. • BRAGGY adj. tending to brag. |
CRAGGERS | • craggers n. Plural of cragger. • CRAGGER n. a member of a carbon reduction action group. |
CRAGGIER | • craggier adj. Comparative form of craggy: more craggy. • CRAGGY adj. full of crags. |
DRAGGERS | • draggers n. Plural of dragger. • DRAGGER n. a fishing vessel that drags the bottom. |
DRAGGIER | • draggier adj. Comparative form of draggy: more draggy. • DRAGGY adj. boring. |
ERGOGRAM | • ergogram n. A diagram illustrating work efficiency. • ERGOGRAM n. a record made by an ergograph, an instrument for measuring and recording muscular work. |
GARAGIER | • GARAGEY adj. in the garage style of music. |
GARGLERS | • garglers n. Plural of gargler. • GARGLER n. one who garglers. |
GARRIGUE | • garrigue n. A type of low scrubland found on limestone soils in southern France and other parts of the Mediterranean Basin. • GARRIGUE n. (French) an uncultivated open scrubland of the Mediterranean region, also GARIGUE. |
GNARRING | • gnarring v. Present participle of gnar. • gnarring v. Present participle of gnarr. • GNAR v. to snarl, also GNARR, KNAR. |
GRANGERS | • grangers n. Plural of granger. • Grangers n. Plural of Granger. • GRANGER n. a farm steward. |
GROGRAMS | • grograms n. Plural of grogram. • GROGRAM n. a coarse loosely woven silk and mohair fabric, also GROSGRAIN. |
RAGGEDER | • raggeder adj. Comparative form of ragged: more ragged. • RAGGED adj. tattered. |