Science and Technology
- Femtogram (fg), a unit of mass
- Fg, abbreviation used in physics for the force exerted by gravity
- Fiberglass, a material that includes fine fibers of glass
- Fixed-gear, a bicycle without the ability to coast
- Functional grammar (disambiguation), grammar models and theories for natural languages
- Goodyear FG, a fighter aircraft
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