4 letter words that end with G

4 letter words that end with G

4 letter G word

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agog 8 8 in excited eagerness...
areg 7 6 ERG, a unit of work...
bang 9 10 to make a loud, expl...
berg 10 9 (short for) iceberg...
bigg 12 11 a four-rowed barley...
bing 10 10 a heap or pile, as o...
biog 10 9 (colloquial) biograp...
blag 11 10 to rob, steal [v BLA...
blog 11 10 to keep a personal o...
bong 9 10 to make a deep ringi...
boyg 16 11 (Norwegian) a proble...
brag 10 9 to boast [v BRAGGED,...
brig 11 9 a two-masted, square...
brog 10 9 to prick with an awl...
bung 10 11 to plug with a stopp...
burg 11 10 a fortified town [n...
cang 10 10 a wooden collar used...
chog 13 11 (dialect) the core o...
chug 14 12 to move with a dull...
clag 12 10 to stick [v CLAGGED,...
cleg 12 10 a horsefly [n -S]
clog 12 10 to block up [v CLOGG...
crag 11 9 a large jagged rock...
crog 11 9 to ride as a passeng...
dang 7 8 to damn [v -ED, -ING...
darg 8 7 a day's labour [n -S...
ding 8 8 to dash; to throw vi...
dong 7 8 to ring a deep sound...
drag 8 7 to pull along the gr...
dreg 8 7 the sediment of liqu...
drug 9 8 to dose with a medic...
dung 8 9 to fertilize with ma...
fang 9 10 to seize in the teet...
flag 11 10 to mark with a cloth...
fleg 11 10 (Scots) to frighten,...
flog 11 10 to beat with a whip...
frag 10 9 to kill with a fragm...
frig 11 9 to potter about [v F...
frog 10 9 to hunt for web-foot...
frug 11 10 to perform a type of...
fung 10 11 the fabled Chinese p...
gang 8 9 to form into a gang...
ging 9 9 (Australian slang) a...
gleg 10 9 (Scots) quick, sharp...
glug 11 10 to make a gurgling s...
gong 8 9 a metal disc, usuall...
goog 8 8 (Australian slang) a...
grig 10 8 to fish for grigs (s...
grog 9 8 diluted spirit, usua...
gung 9 10 as in gung ho, enthu...
hagg 11 10 (Scots) broken groun...
hang 9 9 to attach from above...
hing 10 9 a foul-smelling gum...
hogg 11 10 a yearling sheep, al...
hong 9 9 (obsolete) to hang [...
hung 10 10 HANG, to attach from...
jagg 11 17 to cut unevenly, als...
jong 9 16 (Afrikaans) friend [...
kang 8 11 a Chinese sleeping-p...
king 9 11 a male hereditary ch...
knag 8 11 a short projection f...
lang 8 8 (Scots) long [adj LA...
leng 8 8 (obsolete) long [adj...
ling 9 8 any of various plant...
long 8 8 extending for a cons...
lung 9 9 a respiratory organ...
magg 10 11 (Scott) to steal, al...
mang 8 10 (archaic) to speak o...
marg 9 9 (short for) margarin...
meng 8 10 (archaic) to mix; to...
migg 11 11 a type of playing ma...
ming 9 10 to mix [v MINGED, ME...
mong 8 10 (dialect) a throng o...
mugg 11 12 to make funny faces...
mung 9 11 to process computer...
nang 6 8 (slang) excellent, c...
nogg 8 9 an eggnog or similar...
nong 6 8 (Australian slang) a...
pang 9 10 to inflict a violent...
peag 9 9 a form of currency o...
ping 10 10 to produce a brief,...
plug 12 11 to fill a hole with...
pong 9 10 to stink, also PONK...
prig 11 9 to filch [v PRIGGED,...
prog 10 9 to forage for food [...
pung 10 11 (Native American) a...
quag 16 16 a quagmire [n -S]
ragg 9 8 a rough hard stone,...
rang 7 7 a row of long lots a...
rigg 10 8 the dogfish [n -S]
ring 8 7 to give forth a clea...
rong 7 7 RING, to give forth...
rung 8 8 a crosspiece forming...
saag 7 6 (Hindi) in Indian co...
sang 7 7 (Chinese) a Chinese...
scag 11 9 to make a tear in cl...
scog 11 9 (Scots) to shelter,...
scug 12 10 (Scots) to shelter,...
shag 10 8 to make shaggy [v SH...
shog 10 8 to move along [v SHO...
sing 8 7 to utter melodious m...
skag 9 10 (US slang) heroin, a...
skeg 9 10 a length of keel pro...
skog 9 10 to shelter, also SCO...
skug 10 11 (Scots) to shelter,...
slag 9 7 to criticize, mock o...
slog 9 7 to plod [v SLOGGED,...
slug 10 8 to strike heavily [v...
smog 9 9 a mixture of smoke a...
smug 10 10 complacent [adj SMUG...
snag 7 7 to catch on a hidden...
snig 8 7 to drag a load with...
snog 7 7 (slang) to kiss [v S...
snug 8 8 cosy [adj SNUGGER, S...
song 7 7 a musical compositio...
spag 10 9 (of a cat) to scratc...
spug 11 10 (colloquial) a sparr...
stag 8 6 to attend a function...
sung 8 8 SING, to utter melod...
swag 11 9 to sway, sag [v SWAG...
swig 12 9 to drink rapidly [v...
taig 8 6 (Irish) a derogatory...
tang 7 7 to ring [v -ED, -ING...
tegg 9 8 a sheep in its secon...
thig 11 8 (Scots) to beg; to l...
thug 11 9 a brutal ruffian [n...
ting 8 7 to emit a high-pitch...
tong 7 7 to lift with tongs,...
trig 9 6 (Scots) trim, neat [...
trog 8 6 to walk wearily [v T...
trug 9 7 a shallow wooden bas...
tung 8 8 (Chinese) a kind of...
twig 12 9 to observe, understa...
vang 9 11 a guy-rope to steady...
vlog 11 11 to keep a video blog...
vugg 12 13 a small cavity in a...
wang 10 10 a leather thong [n -...
whig 14 11 to jog along [v WHIG...
wing 11 10 to travel by means o...
yang 13 9 (Chinese) a species...
yegg 15 10 a burglar esp. of sa...
zing 11 16 to move very swiftly...