1. A figure of St. George on horseback, and the dragon, worn by knights of the Garter.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• gorve,
• georgean,
• geeorge,
• geoge,
• gourge,
• georia,
• grorge,
• gearge,
• goege,
• georgus,
• geirge,
• grarge,
• geaoge,
• georfe,
• georgea,
• eurge,
• scorge,
• gaurge,
• geogre,
• georgie

• gerres,
• Georgie,
• gehrke,
• gorged,
• gorges,
• gears,
• gouge,
• gerwig,
• George I,
• gerke,
• georgiou,
• George Ii,
• gorge,
• geraci,
• gerris,
• Georgi,
• gerace,
• gehrig,
• georgia,
• geers.

The plural form of the word "George" is "Georges"

The singular form of the word "George" remains as "George".