Letter G 17750–18000

Greets with deference Greets with respect Greets with reverence, in a way Greet by bending Greet ceremoniously Greet formally, as at the start of a sumo match Greet humbly Greet respectfully Greet with ceremony Greet with honor Greet with humility Greet with respect greet with ceremonious respect Glide on ice with blades underfoot GARDEN border plant Gift container Gift holder Go a bout Go a few rounds Go a round Go a round in a ring Go rounds in a ring Gift wrapping need Gifts for aficionados Gave all the directions Green beverage brand Glove man Glove wearer Golden Gloves competitor Golden Gloves contestant Golden Gloves entrant Gift containers Gift holders Goes a bout Goes a few rounds Goes a few rounds in the ring (with) Goes a round Golden Gloves contest Group of packers? Gift #1 Gift for Valentine's Day Godiva gift Game summary Good place from which to watch a game Good vantage point at an opera house or stadium Grandstand accommodation Grandstand location Grandstand spot Garbage collection, maybe? Gazelles used under a mattress? "Gee whiz!" "Gee!" Gainsborough's "The Blue --" Garçon George preceder Girl's counterpart Good 'ol guy? Grade schooler ___ George ('80s singer) ___George of song Grandees in Czarist Russia. German naval attaché, ousted 1916. "Gaslight" actor Charles "Gaslight" star "Gaslight" star, 1944 Guy in a relationship, in slang Guy you're going with, slangily Gas law physicist Grade school door sign *Gathering for Eagles (4-10) Good-deed doers Good-turn group Group founded in 1908 Group that goes camping Grammy winner Scaggs Guitarist Scaggs gateway to Yellowstone National Park Galoot's cousin Geezer. Giant among clowns Guy: Slang. Goofballs Gym teacher's degree. Gym teachers' degrees. Good average Good but not great grade Grade a bit lower than an A Grade below A minus Grade in the 80s Grade just short of an A Grade just under an "A" Grade less than A Grade under an A grade Good A deal Global frat. Gp. led by a Grand Exalted Ruler Gp. that began as the Jolly Corks Group founded in 1868. Grp. named after a bugler Grp. with lodges Goldie flick "Crisscross" in code Garment accompanying a girdle Garment forgone when working from home, perhaps Garment in Cora Harrington's "In Intimate Detail" Garment in a Cora Harrington review Garment in a lingerie bag Garment often eschewed when working from home Garment often washed gently Garment patented in 1914 by Mary Phelps Jacob Garment sold by Pepper Garment sometimes built into a top Garment that can be backless Garment that has a hook Garment that may be built-in Garment that may close in the front or the back Garment that may contain hooks, straps, and wires Garment that may have a clasp Garment that may have an underwire Garment that may have cups Garment that might be padded Garment that might be strapless Garment that might be wireless or convertible Garment that might have a hook and eye fastener Garment that might have an underwire Garment that might have clasps Garment that might have underwire Garment that usually clasps in the back Garment under a blouse Garment under a blouse, perhaps Garment under a tee Garment with a T-back variety Garment with a band measurement Garment with a band size Garment with a breast pocket Garment with a cup size Garment with a supporting role? Garment with a training variety Garment with adjustable straps Garment with an underwire Garment with breast pockets Garment with cups Garment with front-closure and racerback styles Garment with hooks Garment with straps Garment with two cups Garment with underwire Garment with underwires Garment worn under a blouse Gently washed garment Grille cover Grille covering Grille protector Get ready for a shock Get set for a shock Gird (oneself) Given support Got (oneself) ready, as for a shock Got ready for impact, say Got some reinforcements Got up courage. Go on alert Gets ready to crash "Get ready, y'all" Gramineae Getting ready Garrett of "'Til Death" Garrett of "Everybody Loves Raymond" Garrett of sitcoms George Takei's husband George's nickname for Omar Glazier's tack. Good name for a carpenter? Good name for a guy who works in a paper fastener factory Gwyneth Paltrow's ex Pitt Gwyneth's former beau GREY (Lady Jane), birthplace of Gen. Omar General Omar Game show host Wayne Greg, Peter, Bobby, Marcia, Jan, or Cindy Gun control advocate James Gun control law passed in 1993 Gradual ground swelling or sinking from volcanic activity Glasgow hillside Glaswegian hillside Grampian hillside Greenock hillock GRAMPIAN Region parish GRAMPIAN Region village "Garden State" actor "Garden State" director Zach Get hands-on with? Glorify oneself Go on about your Employee of the Month awards, e.g. Gasconaded Gascon's activity Gush about the achievements of Gasconades Great Danish astronomer. God of creation God with four faces God with four mouths German composer who developed the romantic style of both lyrical and classical music Great composer (1833–97). Guy friends, in slang GARMENT trimming Galloon Government security for the blind? GLIOMA, area affected by a *Groovy ocean dweller (4 to 6) Groovy reef dweller? Grub favoring beans? Grub that keeps you smart, and a theme hint Good nickname for Stephen King? Guiding genius: Colloq. Green Day hit off "Insomniac" Genius spiffer-upper? Gifted with gray matter Get steamed in the kitchen? Gas pedal neighbor Gas-pedal neighbor Good thing to do for animals Get to back off, in a way Garage offerings, and a phonetic hint to what the black squares in rows 3, 5, 11 and 13 do Guy assisting a train conductor Gothic author Stoker Gothic horror novelist Stoker Gothic novelist Stoker GRAIN shell GROUND wheat husks Germ carrier? Good source of fiber Grain by-product Grain chaff. Grain coat Grain cover Grain covering Grain for flakes Grain husk Grain husks Grain layer Grain product Grain refuse Ground husk Gill Generic product's lack Gucci or Givenchy, e.g. Give cognac a proprietary name? GERMAN electorate, former Grain that improves personal hygiene?