| Gabbard | adj | Derelict (of house) |
| Gabbern | adj | Bare (of room) |
| Gach | n | Dirt |
| Gaff (1) | n | Hook |
| Gaff (2) | n | Sideshow |
| Gaffle (1) | n | Dung-fork |
| Gaffle (2) | v | Flock |
| Gaffle (3) | n | Padding (for cudgel-play) |
| Gaft | n | Eel-hook |
| Gag | int | Call to geese |
| Gagement | n | Engagement |
| Gage-Ring | n | Engagement ring |
| Gain | adj | Direct (of road) |
| Gait | n | Two buckets carried with a yoke |
| Gaitle | v | Wander |
| Gake | v | Ruffle feathers |
| Galanda | n | Veranda |
| Galash | v | Cover a shoe with leather |
| Gale (1) | n | Bog-myrtle |
| Gale (2) | n | Bull, gelded |
| Gale (3) | n | Licence to mine in the Forest of Dean |
| Galeeny | n | Guinea-fowl |
| Gale-Headed | adj | Stupid |
| Gallant | v | Flirt with woman |
| Gallantee | v | Guarantee |
| Galler | v | Add cold water to boiling pot |
| Gallier | n | Beating |
| Galliganting | adj | Clumsy |
| Galligant | v | Gallivant |
| Galligantus | n | Ungainly person or animal |
| Galligaskins | n | Leggings |
| Gallithumpians | n | Disruptors of elections |
| Gallitrap | n | Circle of grass into which anyone who steps will be delivered to justice |
| Gallon | n | Used as a dry as well as a liquid measure |
| Gallop | v | Boil quickly |
| Gallow-Grass | n | Hemp |
| Galls | int | Gosh |
| Gally | v | Frighten |
| Gallybagger | n | Scarecrow |
| Gallycrow | n | Scarecrow |
| Galva | v | Throb |
| Galyant | adj | Gallant |
| Gambadoes | n | Gaiters, leathern |
| Gamber | n | Thigh |
| Gamester | n | Cudgel player |
| Gamfergreygle | n | Orchid |
| Gammer | n | Woodlouse |
| Gammet | n | Amusement |
| Gammock | n | Amusement |
| Gammon | n | Amusement |
| Gammotty | adj | Mouldy (of cheese) |
| Gamoon | v | Roam |
| Gamsy | adj | Sticky |
| Gandigoslings | n | Early purple orchis |
| Gane-Fish | n | Garfish |
| Gangageous | adj | Careful |
| Gannick | v | Frolic |
| Ganny | n | Turkey |
| Ganny-Wedge | n | Wedge used in mining |
| Gant | adj | Lanky |
| Gantry | n | Frame for casks |
| Gaowing | v | Chiding |
| Gapes | v | Gape |
| Gaping-stick | n | Spoon |
| Gappy | adj | Far apart |
| Gapshly | n | Fool |
| Garden-house | n | Toilet, outside |
| Garland day | n | Mayday |
| Garley-Gut | n | Glutton |
| Garlick | n | Garlic, wild |
| Garment | n | Chemise |
| Garn (1) | n | Garden |
| Garn (2) | n | Granary |
| Garston | n | Enclosure for cattle |
| Gashly | adj | Ghastly |
| Gastable | adj | Unruly |
| Gastly-Thoughted | n | Afraid of ghosts |
| Gatchel | n | Mouth |
| Gatfer | n | Old man |
| Gaubber | n | Wicket-keeper |
| Gaub-Hole | n | Yorker, bowl a (cricket) |
| Gaudly | adj | Gaudy |
| Gaudery | n | Finery |
| Gaudy | n | Feast-day at University of Oxford |
| Gauge-brick | n | Brick which shows, by change of colour, when an oven is hot enough for baking |
| Gauger | n | Exciseman |
| Gaum (1) | v | Manhandle |
| Gaum (2) | v | Dirty |
| Gaun | n | Gallon |
| Gavel | v | Pay mining duty |
| Gavelkind | n | Custom of dividing up an estate among sons |
| Gaverhale | n | Jack snipe |
| Gaw | int | God |
| Gawan | n | Bog-myrtle |
| Gawk (1) | n | Cuckoo |
| Gawk (2) | adj | Left-handed |
| Gawk (3) | v | Spit |
| Gawk (4) | v | Squelch (of ground) |
| Gawkum | n | Fool |
| Gawney | n | Fool |
| Gay | n/v | See-saw |
| Gaysome | adj | Cheerful |
| Gazey | adj | Public |
| Geard | n | Yard |
| Gearing | n | Side-rails of wagon |
| Gehezie-Cheese | v | Cheese, poor quality |
| Gehoe | n | Sledge |
| Geleez | adj | Abundant |
| Gemminy | int | By Gemini! |
| Genge | n | Depth (of soil) |
| Genteel | adj | Appropriate |
| Gentry-Man | n | Gentleman |
| Georgy | n | Starling |
| Geower | v | Brawl |
| Gerbe | n | Hay, handful of |
| Gerred | adj | Dirty |
| Gettet | adj | Cracked, slightly |
| Gibber | v | Sweat |
| Gibberwoling | v | Caterwauling |
| Gibble | n | Onion |
| Gibble-Gabble | n | Babble |
| Gibby | n | Sheep, child's name for |
| Gibby-legs | n | Legs thinner on calf-side |
| Gibby-heels | n | Heels with chilblains |
| Giblets | n | Fragments |
| Gicks | n | Dry stalks of umbelliferous plants |
| Gid | n | Dizziness |
| Giddling | adj | Giddy |
| Giddy | adj | Furious |
| Gide | n | Jelly |
| Gidger | n | Gridiron |
| Giffin | n | Jiffy |
| Gig (1) | n | Rowboat |
| Gig (2) | v | Snigger |
| Giggary | n | Daffodil |
| Giggle | v | Wriggle |
| Giglet | n | Hoochie |
| Gildart | n | Trap, animal |
| Gill (1) | n | Ground-ivy |
| Gill (2) | n | Timber-carriage |
| Gillet | n | Thatcher's tool |
| Gilly | n | Wallflower |
| Gilty | adj | Gilded |
| Gilt-Cup | n | Buttercup |
| Gimcrack | adj | Unreliable |
| Gimlet -eyed | adj | Squint-eyed |
| Gimmal | n | Hinge |
| Gimmel | n | Gambrel |
| Gimmer | n | Ewe, young |
| Gin-and water | n | Deal conducted over a drink |
| Gin (1) | v | Begin |
| Gin (2) | prep | Against |
| Gindy | n | Bandy (sport) |
| Ging | v | Bewitch |
| Gingerbread-stone | n | Oolite, bed of |
| Gird | v | Sneer |
| Girdle (1) | n | Gridiron |
| Girdle (2) | n | Great deal |
| Girl | n | Maidservant |
| Girlopp | n | Oaf |
| Girse | n | Girth |
| Girt | n | Saddle-girth |
| Gite | n | Habit |
| Gizer | n | Mistle thrush |
| Gladdy | n | Yellowhammer |
| Glade | v | Look slyly at |
| Glam (1) | n | Noise |
| Glam (2) | n | Wound |
| Glam (3) | v | Tether |
| Glare | n/v | Glaze (enamel) |
| Glassen | adj | Glass, made of |
| Glat | n | Gap (in hedge) |
| Glaur | n | Mud, liquid |
| Glaze | v | Polish |
| Glean (1) | n | Handful of corn |
| Glean (2) | v | Leer |
| Gleany | n | Guinea-fowl |
| Gleary | adj | Shiny |
| Gleed | n | Spark |
| Glib (1) | n | Ram, castrated |
| Glib (2) | n | Boar, castrated |
| Glib (3) | adj | Smooth |
| Glibe | n | Glebe |
| Glidder | n | Enamel |
| Glide | v | Slide on ice |
| Glimmer | v | Blink |
| Glimpse of the Evening | n | Twilight |
| Glince | adj | Slippery |
| Glinder | n | Shallow tub |
| Glir | v | Slide |
| Glister (1) | v | Glisten |
| Glister (2) | n | Enema |
| Glit | v | Cram |
| Gloat | v | Sulk |
| Globber | n | Miser |
| Globe | n | Globeflower |
| Gloom | v | Darken |
| Glore | v | Squint |
| Glorum | n | Fire, large |
| Glory-Hole | n | Store cupboard |
| Gloss | n | Pegging-tops (game) |
| Glout | v | Pout |
| Glove | v | Make gloves |
| Glow | n | Coal, glowing |
| Glow | v | Glower |
| Glower | n | Rock whiting |
| Glox | v | Gurgle (of liquid) |
| Gloze | n | Delusion |
| Glubcalf | n | Calf raised for beef |
| Glum | n | Gleam (of light) |
| Glump | v | Look miserable |
| Glumpy | adj | Sullen |
| Glum-Pot | n | Gallipot |
| Glunt | v | Glance |
| Glut | v | Overfeed |
| Glutch | v | Swallow with difficulty |
| Glüde | v | Glimmer |
| Gnaggle | v | Gnaw |
| Gnaing | v | Mock |
| Gnarl (1) | n | Swollen lymph node |
| Gnarl (2) | v | Gnaw |
| Gnat | n | Knot (bird) |
| Gnaw-post | n | Fool |
| Gnif | conj | Unless |
| Goad-inch | n | Plough-boy |
| Goadsman | n | Driver of ox-team |
| Goat | v | Set up unbound corn in a field |
| Goat-owl | n | Nightjar |
| Gob (1) | n | Mouthful |
| Gob (2) | n | Rubbish |
| Gobbalew | n | Coastguard |
| Gobbet | n | Fragment of human flesh washed up after a shipwreck |
| Gobbles | n | Splashes caused by heavy rainfall |
| Godmer | n | Woman, old |
| Gog | n | Bog |
| Goge | int | Exclamation of disgust |
| Goggle | v | Stagger |
| Goigh | adj | Merry |
| Golaightly | adj | Well-built |
| Gold | n | Sweet-willow |
| Goldilocks | n | Wood crowfoot |
| Gollack | n | God (minced oath) |
| Gollaker | n | Throat |
| Gollop | n | Dollop |
| Gommer | n | Grandmother |
| Gommered | adj | Cobbled together |
| Gooden | int | Good evening |
| Goodger | n | Man, old |
| Goodgers | n | Devil, the (minced oath) |
| Gooding | v | Thomasing |
| Goodman | n | Paterfamilias |
| Good-Den | int | Good evening |
| Gook | n | Bonnet |
| Gooseberry mackerel | n | Mackerel, variety of |
| Gooseberry-wife | n | Caterpillar, hairy |
| Goosen-Chick | n | Gosling |
| Gooser | n | Clincher (in argument) |
| Goosey-gander | n | Early purple orchis |
| Goosier | n | Goose-breeder |
| Gor | n | Buffoon |
| Gorb-Eel | n | Broad-nosed eel |
| Gor-Belly | n | Glutton |
| Gorcrow | n | Carrion crow |
| Gore (1) | n | Land, triangular piece of |
| Gore (2) | n | Goad |
| Gore (3) | v | Flay |
| Gore (4) | v | Trust |
| Gore-coat | n | Petticoat, gored |
| Gorgey | v | Tremble |
| Gorm | int | Damn |
| Gorry | adj | Obese |
| Gorse | n | Fied restharrow |
| Gosling | n | Catkin |
| Goss | v | Guzzle |
| Gossan | n | Yellow earth just above a mineral seam |
| Gotch | n | Pitcher |
| Gote | n | Drain |
| Gourl | v | Growl |
| Gout | n | Drain |
| Gowder | v | Copulate (of animals) |
| Gower | n | Platter |
| Gowk | n | Cuckoo |
| Gownd | n | Gown |
| Goyle | n | Gully |
| Grab (1) | n | Crab-apple |
| Grab (2) | v | Dig up with bare hands |
| Grabble | v | Grab |
| Grabby | adj | Dirty |
| Gracy daisy | n | Daffodil |
| Gradeley | adj | Respectable |
| Graff (1) | n | Pig, hand-reared |
| Graff (2) | n | Ditch |
| Grafted | adj | Dirty |
| Grail | n | Chaff |
| Grained | adj | Ingrained |
| Grainy | adj | Bad-tempered |
| Gramfer | n | Grandfather |
| Grammary | adj | Grammatical |
| Grammer | n | Grandmother |
| Grammy | n | Grandmother |
| Gramp | n | Grandfather |
| Granch | v | Crunch |
| Grandame | n | Grandmother |
| Grandfather | n | Daddy-long-legs |
| Grandfer | n | Grandfather |
| Grandmother's slippers | n | Bird's-foot trefoil |
| Grange | v | Granary |
| Granny's nightcap | n | Bindweed |
| Grape | n | Grapnel |
| Grapse | v | Grasp |
| Grapslin | n | Twilight |
| Grate (1) | v | Graze |
| Grate (2) | v | Snatch |
| Grater | v | Grind |
| Gratings | n | Right of feeding in the stubbles |
| Gravel path | n | Milky Way, the |
| Graveling | n | Salmon, young |
| Graves | n | Refuse from tallow-making |
| Grawl | v | Salmon, young |
| Graze | v | Fatten cattle |
| Greasy | adj | Muddy (of ground) |
| Greatish | adj | Rather great |
| Greaty-milk | n | Porridge |
| Gree | v | Agree |
| Greeable | adj | Agreeable |
| Greecums | n | Whims |
| Greensward | n | Grassland |
| Greep | n | Handful |
| Greet | n | Soil, fine |
| Greggle | n | Hyacinth, wild |
| Gregory | n | Daffodil |
| Grew | v | Adhere to the pan while boiling (of milk) |
| Grib | n | Bite, unexpected (by animal) |
| Gribble (1) | n | Blackthorn, young |
| Gribble (2) | n | Refuse from lard |
| Griddle | v | Grind coarsely |
| Griddler | n | Fork with seven tines, used chiefly for coal |
| Griffin | n | Apple, variety of |
| Grig (1) | n | Eel |
| Grig (2) | n | Cricket (insect) |
| Grig (3) | n | Person, cheerful |
| Grig (4) | n | Blackthorn |
| Grig (5) | v | Pinch |
| Grig (6) | adj | Fretful |
| Grigger-Cake | n | Crepe |
| Griggles | n | Apples, small |
| Grill | v | Snarl (of dog) |
| Grim | adj | Grimy |
| Grin (1) | n | Snare |
| Grin (2) | v | Grimace |
| Grincums | n | Syphilis |
| Grinding-Stone | n | Grindstone |
| Gringel | n | Viper's bugloss |
| Grintern | n | Compartment in granary |
| Grip (1) | n | Ditch |
| Grip (2) | n | Handful |
| Griskin | n | Pork chop |
| Gristling | n | Plum, wild |
| Grit | n | Sandstone |
| Gritchie | v | Flinch |
| Grited | v | Planted |
| Grizbite | v | Gnash |
| Grize | v | Gnash |
| Grizzle (1) | v | Laugh derisively |
| Grizzle (2) | adj | Grey |
| Grizzle (3) | n | Silicous bed of Upper Greensand |
| Grom | v | Soil |
| Groom | n | Thatcher's tool |
| Groom-Keeper | n | Officer of the New Forest |
| Groove | n | Mine, lead |
| Grope | v | Grasp |
| Gropsing | n | Dusk |
| Gross (1) | adj | Stodgy (of food) |
| Gross (2) | adj | Luxuriant (of vegetation) |
| Grout | n | Ale, new |
| Grout | v | Root (like pig) |
| Grouty | adj | Threatening (of sky) |
| Groves | n | Lesser duckweed |
| Grow | v | Sprout |
| Growan | n | Granite, coarse |
| Growing | v | Good for plants (of weather) |
| Growze | v | Shiver |
| Grozen | n | Grove |
| Grozens | n | Lesser duckweed |
| Grub (1) | n | Ball bowled along the ground in cricket |
| Grub (2) | v | Dig up by roots |
| Grubb | n | Bed of stone in Swanage quarries |
| Grubbel | n | Apple tree in a hedge |
| Gruchy | v | Shrink up in pain |
| Grue | v | Shudder |
| Gruels | n | Pig fat from which lard has been extracted |
| Gruff | v | Snore |
| Grum | adj | Surly |
| Grumble | adj | Discontented |
| Grump | v | Grumble |
| Grumpshun | n | Gumption |
| Grumsel | n | Dandelion |
| Grunter | n | Sow (pig) |
| Grönshka | n | Grass on clod of earth |
| Gub | n | Stone, misshapen |
| Gubb | n | Third wheel |
| Gubbarn | n | Cesspit |
| Gubberty | adj | Misshapen |
| Gubbings | n | Fish offal |
| Gubbins | n | Dartmoor natives |
| Gubby | n | Crowd |
| Guckoo | n | Cuckoo |
| Guddle | v | Guzzle |
| Gudgen | n | Cutting (of plant) |
| Gudgeon | n | Pivot of axle |
| Guess | n | Type (in phrase "another guess of") |
| Guggle (1) | n | Shell of snail |
| Guggle (2) | v | Gurgle |
| Guile | n | Vat (brewing) |
| Guinea-pig | n | Woodlouse |
| Gule | v | Mock |
| Gule | v | Amaze |
| Gulkin | n | Dell |
| Gull | n | Gosling, unfledged |
| Gull-teaser | n | Common tern |
| Gullet | n | Gully |
| Gullock | v | Gulp down |
| Gully | n | Gutter, deep |
| Gullymouth | n | Pitcher |
| Gulp | v | Move sluggishly |
| Gulty-Cup | n | Buttercup |
| Gumble | v | Be too large (of clothes) |
| Gummy | adj | Swollen (of ankles) |
| Gump | n | Tumulus |
| Gumph | n | Idiot |
| Gum-Flower | n | Flower, artificial |
| Gund | n | Scabies (in sheep) |
| Gunny | v | Line up (of shot) |
| Gurbed | adj | Muddy |
| Gurdle | v | Growl (of dog) |
| Gurgeons | n | Bran |
| Gurl | v | Growl (of dog) |
| Gurry | n | Wheelbarrow |
| Gurt | n | Rut (in road) |
| Gush | v | Scare |
| Gusset | n | Early purple orchis |
| Gut | n | Gully |
| Gutchie | int | Call to pigs |
| Guts | v | Guzzle |
| Gutted | adj | Dirty |
| Gutter | v | Guzzle |
| Guttle | v | Guzzle |
| Gutty | adj | Fat |
| Guzzen-Dirt | n | Dirt of mud-pools |
| Guzzle | n | Gutter |
| Guzzle-Berry | n | Gooseberry |
| Gwyle | n | Glen at mouth of stream |
| Gye | n | Ditch, saltwater |
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