Adjectives Starting with ER and Containing G

This list gathers 32 English adjectives starting with ER and containing G, such as Ergonomic, Erogenous, Ergative, Ergodic, Ergogenic, Erogenic and Erotogenic. Use the sorting controls below to organize entries by length, or consult our adjective grammar guide to check adjective order and comparative rules.

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Starts with ERG18 words
ergonomic
ergative
ergodic
ergogenic
ergometric
ergophobic
ergotropic
ergoted
ergatoid
ergotic
ergophobiac
ergographic
ergatandromorphic
ergastic
ergatogynous
ergastoplasmic
ergatomorphic
ergatandrous
Starts with ERI2 words
erigible
eriglossate
Starts with ERO7 words
erogenous
erogenic
erotogenic
erotogenous
erogenetic
erotological
erotogenetic
Starts with ERU2 words
erugate
erugatory
Starts with ERY3 words
erythrogenic
erythrodegenerative
erythrophagous

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