All 9-letter words that contain the letter g.
2,390 9-letter words containing G in the FreeDict dictionary, each linked to its definition, pronunciation and origin. At 9 letters these are longer than a Scrabble or Words With Friends rack holds — both deal seven tiles — so they are played through letters already on the board, and they are the long fills a crossword grid or an anagram puzzle turns on. G is worth 2 points a tile in Scrabble and 3 in Words With Friends.
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noun A cat, especially an elderly female.
noun A book of magical instructions or spells, often used for summoning or invoking spirits.
noun The action of crushing or wearing something down through friction.
noun A broad, toothy smile, or the act of smiling that way.
noun A form of sedimentary rock, similar to sandstone but coarser.
adj Containing or covered with sand-like particles.
noun A large, powerful brown bear native to North America, known scientifically as a subspecies of brown bear.
noun A large, powerful brown bear native to North America, known scientifically as a subspecies of brown bear.
adj Without a groat; very poor.
noun A store that sells food and everyday household items.
noun Food and other everyday household items bought from a store.
adjective Weak, dazed, or unsteady, as from sleepiness, illness, or alcohol.
noun Taking care of one's appearance and hygiene.
adjective Cool, stylish, or enjoyable — especially in a retro, 1960s-inspired way.
noun A groove or set of grooves cut into a surface.
adjective Strange, distorted, or unnatural, often in a disturbing or ugly way.
adjective Easily irritated and inclined to complain.
noun A children's playground game where one player, with eyes shut, tries to tag others who must stay off the ground.
noun A stocky, burrowing rodent native to North America, also called a woodchuck.
noun Basic knowledge or training in a subject.
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