Words Starting with "G" (165 total words)

n. olive-flavored mouthwash.
— anonymous
vandalism spray-painted very, very high
— anonymous
You know when you cook a lot of greasy food, and eventually it
drips from the rangehood screens or...
— Gordon Wakelin
(unpronounceable)
the feeling after flossing; a kind of nerve-janglingly
perverse, subtle, overall ache; violation w...
— graywyvern
a state of society in which individual life is cheap
— Michael Helsem
to repress a memory
— Michael Helsem
the doctrine that poetry should never be translated
— Michael Helsem
Room fitted up for talking.
— Robin Crozier
n. A period in a person's life when they are saturated by all possible influences & not a shred...
— mIEKAL aND
gag-slag
a postuvular granola buildup
— graywyvern
driving in such a way as to prevent others from doing what
they want
— Michael Helsem
1. study of the underlying grid of play (not fun in and of
itself)
— Atlanta Poets Group
A simple misunderstanding between two different species.

— mIEKAL aND
"I haven't experienced it, but I know that it exists."
— Michael Helsem
A disease that I have requiring a need for garments and their accessories to heal
my fashion ravag...
— Angee French
an idiosyncratic symbol complex
— Michael Helsem
a drug you breathe
— Michael Helsem
air pollution
— Michael Helsem
A sound poem or its textual score by Jackson Maclow. (Written on graph
paper, the sound poems in t...
— Geof Huth
an environment of unconscious, unexpressed hostility.
— Michael Helsem
mutual non-existence
— Michael Helsem
the taste of wasabi
— Michael Helsem
geck-oh-fane
shitwork involving books
— graywyvern
a member of a cult
— Michael Helsem
pronounced with a hard "g" sound: gell-GELL-ih-fie
To be confounded by ferryboats.
— Jamey Thirty
1. Willing not to will, letting be. 2. A derisive term applied to
pacifists by mutants in the Zane...
— Lee Ballentine
the custom of saving alcohol containers (as distinct from,
collecting a certain kind)
— Michael Helsem
an inexplicably popular, undistinguished cult; a "safe" taste to have

— Michael Helsem
project orientation mode
— Michael Helsem
one who no longer cares to play the game
— Michael Helsem