Letter G 105250–105500

Garments such as _kurtis_ Girls' gym attire. Gownlike garments Greek garments Guitar settings Guitar string settings Gulf Mediterranean Gulf of ___ (arm of the Mediterranean) Gopher's route go underground like a mole Good place to make a pass? Giant kegs "Ghetto Gospel" rapper gum black Gathering where burping is encouraged Gathering where food storage containers might be sold Goat of the Caucasus. Garment that's often reconstructed before each wearing GENERATOR wheels Gearhead's upgrade Getting up to dry fish Gang Land Gang Territory Gang spot Gang's "territory" Gang's area Gang's concern Gang's domain Gang's ground Gang's home territory Gang's land Gang's neighborhood Gang's range Gang-controlled area Gangland territory Gangs protect it Grass for sports fields Grass-and-roots layer Grass; area of influence Grassy surface for a horse race Gridiron cover Grounds crew concern Games played on the lawn? Gang domains Gang interests Gang lands Gang territories Gangland territories Gangs' domains Grass surfaces Gang conflict Go across island, reaching Italian city "Gran ___" (popular racing game) Gran __ (auto-racing class) Grand Bazaar merchant Great region of Central Asia. Gobbling fowl Group for jive fools? GAGAUZ, language of the Government neutral in vital area. Gallipoli Campaign side Golden-orange spice Golden-yellow spice often used in curries Great commotion GPS command GPS instruction Game round Get in a rotation Go bad, kind of like the foods circled in this puzzle Go left or right Go left, say Go off; act Go right or left Go right, say Go round the bend? Go sour Go sour as milk Go time in a game Go to the dark side Gymnastics movement Gain materially Good books (with "page") Golfer Willie or Jimmy Golfer Willie. Go to bed: Colloq. Grade schooler's recommendation, part 2 Greens type Gridiron boo-boo Gridiron gaffe Giving up the ball after a fake punt, say, in football lingo gates set across a road to prevent passage until a toll had been paid Go into the majors, say Get flushed Game positions Goes left or right Goes right or left Gets jealous Gets acquainted with something good Gets embarrassed, maybe Goes yellow, say Gains control, in a way Gate admitting one at a time Gate that allows entry one at a time Gets persnickety Gain an upper hand, minus the secret word Get revenge on a fellow buff? Go into the clothing business? Get on with one's life Get all the feels, as it were Go over to the other side Grisham's literary colleague "Grisham's a hack! He'll never write a book as good as 'Presumed Innocent'!" e.g.? Gum spirit: Slang. Greenish-blue gemstone GUN mount Gun aimer Gun enclosure Gun house on a warship. Gun housing Gun location Gun tower. Gunner's enclosure Gunner's station Glenda Jackson/Ben Kingsley film scripted by Harold Pinter Gift in "The 12 Days of Christmas" Goes at it Grapples "Golden King" of a 2008-13 world tour Game, such as rounders Garb for a private pupil? Guiding influence Give a one-on-one lesson to Give one-on-one help Give private lessons Give private lessons to Grad student, often Grad-student job Gave extra help to Gave lessons to Given private lessons Gives individualized instruction Give justice David some remedial help? Gustatory mélange "Giselle" garb Garb at the barre Garb for "Swan Lake" Garb for Amanda McKerrow Garb for Fonteyn Garb for Giselle Garb for Jaffe Garb for Jennifer Penney Garb for Misty Copeland, say Garb for Moira Shearer. Garb for Patricia McBride Garb for Susan Jaffe Garb for a Balanchine vehicle Garb painted by Degas Garment for Dame Margot Fonteyn Garment for Fonteyn Garment for Misty Copeland Garment for Pavlova Garment for Susan Jaffe Garment over a leotard Garment seen at the ballet Garment that often requires 100 yards of tulle Garment with "bell" and "pancake" styles Garment worn while performing en pointe Getup to dance Glissade garb Gravity-defying skirt garment Dancer 1968 biopic Glittering ballet costume? Garb for the corps de ballet Garb in Balanchine productions Garbs for Fonteyn Garb for a gala Garb including a bow tie Garb usually including a bow tie Garment, for short. Groom's attire Groom's duds, often Groom's garb Groom's getup, for short Groom's wear Groomsman's garb Groomsman's rental Guy's prom rental Guy's rental for a gala garb Groom Garb for grooms Garb for groomsmen Grooms' rentals Guys' prom attire, informally GE fired Reagan for criticizing it Gen. Vogel heads it. Government agcy. since 1933 Government energy agcy. Government power agency. Government power project. Govt. dam builder Govt. energy agency Govt. group since 1933 Govt. power complex Govt. project. Great power plant. Grp. that used to give a dam? Gordon Ramsay or Guy Fieri, e.g. Group dispatched from a studio Gift for Emeril Lagasse? Grocery debut of 1953 Goodson-Todman specialty Game show regular "Game of Thrones" rating "Girls" rating Goggle boxes Goggle boxes, so to speak Grammer or Ball Glasgow duo Global carrier: Abbr. Grounded flier since 2001 Grammy Award-winning singer Shania Grand Ole Opry sounds Guitar's sound Guitar sounds "___ grace that taught my heart to fear" ("Amazing Grace") Golfer Bob Golfer Bob or his golfing son Kevin Golfer Bob who won the PGA championship in 1986 Gently provoke Goods from Harris. Girl who communicates 140 characters at a time? Granny's pet, in cartoons Granny's toon pet Groom one's brows Groom, as a brow Group with Jesus Garfield's position among presidents Guessing-game question count Game depicted in the circled squares Game played in a casino or on a basketball court Game of interrogation Good game for a long ride "___ good you do so much for charity": Portia "___ good you let him know": Hamlet Gyrate like Cyrus Goes "bottoms up"? Ghanaian tongue Glowing at dusk Glowing in the early evening Gabardine or serge e.g.