| GOSLARITE | • goslarite n. (Mineralogy) An orthorhombic-disphenoidal mineral containing hydrogen, oxygen, sulfur, and zinc. • GOSLARITE n. a rare mineral, hydrated zinc sulphate. |
| GOSPELERS | • gospelers n. Plural of gospeler. • GOSPELER n. one that teaches the gospel, also GOSPELLER. |
| GOSPELISE | • gospelise v. Alternative form of gospelize. • GOSPELISE v. to evangelize; to square with gospel, also GOSPELIZE, GOSPELLISE, GOSPELLIZE. |
| GOSPELIZE | • gospelize v. To teach the Gospels. • gospelize v. To evangelize. • GOSPELIZE v. to evangelize; to square with gospel, also GOSPELISE, GOSPELLISE, GOSPELLIZE. |
| GOSPELLED | • gospelled v. Simple past tense and past participle of gospel. • GOSPEL v. to teach about the life of Christ. |
| GOSPELLER | • gospeller n. Alternative spelling of gospeler. • GOSPELLER n. one of the four evangelists, also GOSPELER. |
| GOSPODARS | • gospodars n. Plural of gospodar. • GOSPODAR n. (historical) a prince or governor, especially of Moldavia or Wallachia, also HOSPODAR. |
| GOSSAMERS | • gossamers n. Plural of gossamer. • GOSSAMER n. a fine film of cobwebs. |
| GOSSAMERY | • gossamery adj. Like gossamer; flimsy. • GOSSAMERY adj. of or like gossamer, the filmy cobwebs that often float in the autumn air. |
| GOSSIPERS | • gossipers n. Plural of gossiper. • GOSSIPER n. one that gossips, also GOSSIPPER. |
| GOSSIPIER | • gossipier adj. Comparative form of gossipy: more gossipy. • GOSSIPY adj. full of, or given to, gossip. |
| GOSSIPING | • gossiping v. Present participle of gossip. • gossiping n. Act of making a gossip. • GOSSIPING adj. telling idle or malicious tales. |
| GOSSIPPED | • gossipped v. Simple past tense and past participle of gossip. • GOSSIP v. to talk idly about others' affairs. |
| GOSSIPPER | • gossipper n. Alternative spelling of gossiper. • GOSSIPPER n. one who gossips, also GOSSIPER. |
| GOSSYPINE | • GOSSYPINE adj. (Latin) cottony. |
| GOSSYPOLS | • gossypols n. Plural of gossypol. • GOSSYPOL n. a toxic pigment. |
| GOSTERING | • GOSTER v. (dialect) to laugh uncontrollably. |