Morpheme
Gas
Type
free base
Denotation
matter in a state between liquid and plasma, chasm, void, empty space
Etymology
Dutch gas, coined 1648 by Dutch chemist Jan Baptist van Helmont; Ancient Greek kháos
Evidence
antigas, biogasoline, degasify, gas, gasbag, gased, gaseous, gases, gasface, gasfitting, gasholder, gashouse, gasiferous, gasifiable, gasification, gasified, gasifier, gasifies, gasiform, gasify, gasifying, gasing, gasless, gaslight, gaslighter, gaslike, gaslit, gasman, gasogen, gasogenous, gasoline, gasolineless, gasolinelike, gasoliner, gasolinic, gasometer, gasometre, gasometric, gasometry, gasoscope, gasotransmitter, gaspipe, gasproof, gassed, gasses, gassier, gassiest, gassing, gassy, gastight, gasworker, gasworks, multigas, nongas, nongasoline, outgas, polygasoline, regas, regasify
Notes
<s> need not double (but can), especially with inflectional suffixes
gas and chaos are doublets
gassy and chaotic are doublets
