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 The industrial process of breaking down large molecules, such as crude oil, using heat, to produce fuels like gasoline.
noun The crisp, crunchy rind left on roast pork after cooking.
noun The activity of making things by hand, often as a hobby.
noun The act of studying intensively over a short period, usually right before a test.
noun Painful muscle tightening, especially in the stomach or legs.
noun The action of turning a crank to operate or start something.
adjective Extreme or overwhelming, often used to intensify a negative quality.
noun The action or motion of moving on hands and knees, or moving very slowly.
noun A repeated grating or squeaking sound.
noun The ongoing act of making something new; creation.
adj Happening very gradually, often in a way that is barely noticed until it becomes serious.
adj Causing severe damage, weakness, or hardship.
noun The rough, repeated sound made by frogs or a hoarse voice.
adj Bending low with the knees drawn up, typically to hide or prepare to move quickly.
noun The act or state of pressing closely together in a limited space.
adj Representing the highest point or greatest achievement of something.
noun Sailing or travelling for pleasure without a fixed destination.
adjective Falling apart into small pieces or fragments.
noun The crackling noise made when something is crushed or chewed.
adjective Overwhelming in force or effect.
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