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3,284 words — headwords with part of speech, pronunciation, and a plain-language definition.

globish: Globish
globulaire: globular
globule: globule; blood cell
globule blanc: white blood cell, leukocyte
globule rouge: red blood cell
globuleux: globular; protruding
globulin: globulin
globuline: globulin
globulinurie: globulinuria
glockenspiel: glockenspiel
gloire: glory
glomaline: glomalin
glomérule: glomerule; glomerulus
glomérulonéphrite: glomerulonephritis
gloriette: gloriette (pavilion or similar structure in an elevated position)
glorieusement: gloriously
glorieux: glorious
glorifiant: glorifying
glorificateur: glorifying, aggrandising
glorification: glorification; aggrandizement
glorifier: laud, glorify
gloriole: vainglory derived from small things
glose: gloss (explanatory note)
gloser: to annotate, gloss; to ramble on (sur about)
glossaire: glossary (list of words with their definitions)
glossateur: glossator
glossectomie: glossectomy
glossien: glossal
glossine: tsetse
glossite: glossitis
glossodynie: glossodynia
glossographie: glossography
glossolalie: glossolalia
glossologie: glossology
glossophytie: glossophytia
glossoplégie: glossoplegia
glossotomie: glossotomy
glottal: glottis; glottal; articulated with the glottis, glottal
glotte: glottis
glottique: of the glottis; glottal
glottite: glottitis
glottochronologie: glottochronology
glottophobie: glottophobia, linguicism, discrimination based on language, dialect or regional accent
glou: glug
gloubi-boulga: Something unorganized, shapeless, having nothing recognizable; Gibberish, gobbledygook
glouglou: gurgle; gobble (of a turkey)
glougloutant: gobbling; gurgling
glougloutement: gurgling (sound)
glouglouter: to gobble (like a turkey); to gurgle
glouglouteur: fermentation lock
gloups: onomatopoeia used to indicate a swallowing sound, especially one made out of fear or embarrassment.
gloussement: cluck (sound made by a chicken); gobble (sound made by a turkey)
glousser: to cluck (make the noise of a chicken); to gobble (make the noise of a turkey); to chortle, to giggle
glouteron: greater burdock
glouton: gluttonous; devouring or engulfing one's food greedily; gluttonous; having a great greed toward something
glouton: glutton or wolverine, a mammalian carnivore of the Arctic regions resembling a small bear with a hairy tail; glutton; a person or animal who eats his food greedily
gloutonnement: gluttonishly; in the manner of a glutton
gloutonnerie: gluttony
glu: glue; birdlime (sticky substance to catch birds)
gluant: sticky, gummy