Letter G 10000–10250

Group of soldiers Group of troops Group of troops, collectively Group that gets marching orders Group that's ready for action Group with a general manager? Group with divisions Group with guns Group with pay grades Grunt group Ground combat force of a nation group Military 1980s inits. group Troop carrier (abbr.) General assembly spot Gingrich grew up with them General or private. General issue facegear? ___ Game, annual event on the second Saturday of December General assembly program on campus? Group that's always fighting with each other Gov. Hall's predecessor. Governor at Topeka. Governor in Topeka. Governor interested in flood prevention. Governor of Kansas. Governor of Topeka. Governor of the Sunshine State. German people theologian German theologian German poet German poet and patriot (1769–1860). German poker player Kern Gluck contemporary Gov. Carlson of Minn. Gov. Carlson of Minnesota Governor Carlson of MN Governor Carlson of Minnesota "Gunsmoke" actor "Gunsmoke" actor James "Gunsmoke" lawman "Gunsmoke" player. "Gunsmoke" star "Gunsmoke" star James Gulf War correspondent Gulf War correspondent Peter Gulf War journalist Peter Gulf War reporter Peter GELDERLAND capital (Neth.) Good for bruises. Gilbert Grape's brother Gilbert's brother in "What's Eating Gilbert Grape" Golf "army" leader Golf Channel cofounder's nickname Golf Hall of Fame nickname Golf great Palmer Golf great Palmer's nickname Golf great Palmer, to fans Golf great Palmer, to pals Golf great with an "army" Golf great's nickname Golf great, to his "army" Golf great, to his fans Golf icon Palmer Golf legend Palmer's nickname Golf legend's nickname Golf nickname Golf's "Army" leader Golf's Palmer Golf's Palmer, casually Golf's Palmer, familiarly Golf's Palmer, informally Golf's Palmer, to fans Golf's Palmer, to friends Golf's Palmer, to his fans Golf's Palmer, to pals Golf's partner informally Golf-tour name Golfer Palmer Golfer Palmer Actress Golfer Palmer with an "army," informally Golfer Palmer's nickname Golfer Palmer, familiarly Golfer Palmer, informally Golfer Palmer, to fans Golfer Palmer, to friends Golfer Palmer, to his "Army" Golfer Palmer, to his fans Golfer Palmer, to his pals Golfer Palmer, to pals Golfer to his army Golfer with an "army" Golfer with an "army" of fans Golfer with an Army address Golfer's nickname Golfing first name Golfing great Palmer, to fans Golfing name Golfing nickname Golfing rival of Jack and Gary Governor of Cali, 2003-11 Gray's successor, in California Golfer Palmer et al. German commander Von ___, captured in Tunisia. German poet Ludwig von ___. German romantic poet: 1781-1831 "Green Acres" pig Golf champion Palmer. Golf contemporary of Jack and Gary Gov. Schwarzenegger Gov. Schwarzenegger 1988 film Governor Schwarzenegger Governor after Gray Gray's replacement Golf icon nicknamed "The King" Golfer for whom a cocktail was named Golfer turns businessman GILEADITE river (Jordan) genus parrot bird Grandson of Jacob Garden herbs Great thing to be on Garden lure Garlic factor Garlic feature Garlic quality Get a whiff of this! Good scent Good smell Good smell from the kitchen Good scents Good smells Graceland middle name Graceland name Graceland name with a controversial spelling "Get ___!" (PDA reaction) "Get ___!" (comment to an overly affectionate pair) "Get ___!" (comment to neckers) "Get ___!" (reaction to public kissing) "Get ___, you two!" Get ___ for the night Get it? Gave a standing O, say Gave a standing ovation, say Gertrude Stein phrase Gertrude Stein words Got famous Got high Got into motion. Got off one's chair Got off the chair Got out of a cot Got out of bed Got the day started Got to one's feet Got up and at 'em Got up from a chair Got up from one's chair Got up from sleeping Got vertical Greeted the dawn Greeted the day Greeted the day, say Greeted the morning Greeted the new day Gertrude Stein-derived tautology Got up after being dragged through the mud? Go __ (get nowhere) Generate, as suspicion Get a reaction from Get all excited Get excited Get fired up Get one's juices flowing Get ready for action Get worked up Give a lift Galvanized Got excited Gets excited Get one's ducks in __ Get your ducks in ___ German-French Dadaist German/French sculptor Jean/Hans Giant in geometric abstraction Grünwald associate Great Magyar leader Guns of 15th century gunman Gate info: Abbr. Get in (abbr.) Get to: Abbr. Grunt heard on "Talk Like a Pirate Day" Grunt that might follow "Avast, ye mateys!" Gaelic exclamation. Group artistically, as flowers Grouping grounding Gordon Jenkins was one Gobelin, e.g. Grand display Grand grouping Grand lineup Group attractively Group of solar panels Group of solar panels, say Grouping of items Groupings Great Danish poet: 1587-1637 give one a fall Got off the streets, say Gendarme's specialty. Gleeful cry in Granada "Get a little closer" brand "Get a little closer" sloganeer "Get a little closer" sloganeer, once Grooming brand with a Morning Clean variety Gallico's Mrs. Globe-trotter gitano guest Gain an object. Get in Get into town Get somewhere Get there Get there or get here Get to one's destination Get to the top go ashore Get to, as a destination Got in Got one's big break, say Got somewhere Got there Got to a spot "Godspeed, Bruno!" Goodbye Rome Goodbye song from "Seven Hills of Rome" Guests. Gets in Gets in the door Gets there. Gets to Kennedy Gets to a destination Getting there "Go this way" indicator "Go this way" sign GPS line GPS symbol Gag headwear
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