Letter G
Grammy winner Carlile
Grammy-winning country star Carlile
German historian (1790–1867).
"Godfather" actor
"Godfather" star
Godfather portrayer
German chancellor who won a Nobel Peace Prize
German chancellor, 1969-'74
German statesman Willy
German statesman Willy who was 1971's Peace Nobelist
German statesman who as chancellor of West Germany worked to reduce tensions with eastern Europe
German chancellor Willy and family
Generic advertising foil
Generic competitor
Generic product maker
Generic liquor-cabinet item?
Grappa
Grain by-products
Grain chaffs.
Grain coats
Grain parts
Grains in breakfast cereals
Grainy coats
GEESE, species of
Goose with a black neck
Graylag's cousin
goose Migratory fish
GI Collection buys
Garments discussed in "Are You There God? It's Me, Margaret"
Garments that can be cupless
Garments that may have underwires
Garments that might be seamless
Garments that might be strapless
Garments that might have cellphone pockets
Garments that might have hooks
Garments that usually clasp in the back
Garments typically fastened in the back
Garments under blouses
Garments under crop tops, sometimes
Garments with adjustable straps
Garments with cups
Garments with hooks
Garments with underwires
Garments worn under shirts
Girl push-ups?
Grille covers
Grille protectors
group Support
Generals and admirals
Generals and such
Generals, etc.
Gold braid wearers.
Gold-braided ones
Group giving orders
great heart
Groups that toot their own horns
G.I. term.
General, e.g., slangily
Genus that includes turnips, cabbage, and broccoli
Golf club also called a number two wood
Golf's No. 2 wood club.
Golfer's 2-wood
Golfer's wood
Garment that might not be worn around the house
Garment with a French name
Golf clubs.
Goon's blow-enhancers
General's duty?
Golf club: Var.
Gamine
German sausage, for short
German sausage, informally
Green Day song about a problem child?
Grill link
Grill option, for short
Grilled ballpark fare
Grilled link
Grilled sausage, for short
Group of young Hollywood actors from the 1980s
Group nickname for Ringwald, Sheedy, Lowe, Estevez et al.
Group that included Demi Moore and Emilio Estevez
group of precocious and successful young actors, writers, etc
German sausages, for short
German sausages, informally
Grill items
Grilled sausages
Grilled sausages, for short
GERMAN sausage
German sausages
German beer, informally
German field marshal.
German appliance maker
Good: Ger.
"Go off, diva!"
Greeting for a soprano
Georgia tribesman
Greathearted
Go out into the storm, say
gamely
"Good job!"
"Great job!"
"Great performance!"
"Great show!"
good on you
'Great job, play more!'?
Great brilliance
Great skill
Great skill in performance
Great technical skill
Good: Scot.
Good; fine: Scot.
Game delay cause
Got in a melee
Grammy winner Toni
Give a hee and a haw
Go "hee-haw"
Guide to nude beaches
Gulf of Mexico feeder
"Gimme a minute," in an online chat
"Gimme a sec!"
"Gimme a sec," in a text
"Gimme a sec," in chats
"Gimme a sec," in texts
"Gimme a sec," online
"Gimme one sec," in a text
"Give me a minute," while instant-messaging
"Going away for a sec," in a text
"gimme 1 sec bro"
Getting through
Gluten-rich food
Grocery staple
Good place for a loaf.
Grimm indicator
Guys who love white and wheat?
Great Depression symbol
Growth on a loaf
Grocery goods.
Grocery items.
Grissino
Good news for the baker?
GO to pieces
Go all to pieces
Glassware, etc., for instance
*"Godspeed" to the cast of "Godspell," say
"Good luck" to cast members you can't stand?
Gyrate to rap perhaps
Give way to tears
gusher
Guesthouse area for a Houston player
Guess someone's password, say
Guinness record-setter for "highest-rated TV series" (scoring 99 out of 100 on Metacritic.com)
Getting more gratification from horse training?
Giggling during one's "Saturday Night Live" sketch?
Getting a party going
Getting the party rolling
Getting rid of a bad habit?
Get happy
GO wild
Go back on a Promise
Get a rash
Get loose from a calaboose
Getaway
Get bad marks?
Go against the grain, so to speak
Gets two fives, perhaps ... or what each starred clue does, based on its answer's length?
Gets used to new shoes
Gets all mushy
Gets loose from the calaboose.
Gets a party going
Gives up, as a tradition
Get a party going
Get a party started? [bee, hare, tick]
Get a social start
Get acquainted.
Get party guests to start mingling
Get the party going.
Good for a scientist, bad for a roofer
Go unsteady?
Groyne
Golden shiner
Grammy-winning British guitarist Julian
Guitarist Julian
Got to the top of, as a hill
Genesis chicken serving?
Grandmother's brooch.
Get some fresh air
Got some air
Gets inspiration?
Gets some air
gasps
Gasping for air
goatish
GUILLIAN-Barre, symptom of
Gulps of air
Guitarist Lenny ____
German author.
Grew
Godden's "In This House of __"
"Grimm" actress Turner
"Gucci" singer Runway
Girl in the lonelygirl15 videos
GUN barrel/barrell part
Gun opening
Going from petticoats to pants, once
Genre
Great Pyrenees, e.g.
Group of dogs, say
Guernsey or Hereford
genotype
GOOD behavior/behaviour
Greyhound and others
Gentle current
Glided effortlessly (through)
Good conditions for kiting
Guy who's alive and well, in song
GERMAN province
GERMANY, land north west of
German Town
German city frequently bombed.
German city making Focke-Wulf planes.
German city on the Weser
German city state
German city where Beck's beer is brewed
German port city
German port on the Weser
German port town
German seaport
German shipbuilding center.
German state or its capital
Germany's oldest port
Gas-operated machine gun
Gas-powered machine gun
Gas-powered submachine gun
Gun of WWII
Gun type
Girl's name meaning "sword."
Girl reporter of comics
Gas-operated guns
Gen. Scowcroft
Gen. Scowcroft who advised Ford and Bush
General who cowrote "A World Transformed" with George H.W.
George ___, co-star with Bette Davis in 11 films, including "Dark Victory" and "Jezebel"
George of films
George and Evelyn.
George and Romney.
German city, assigned to Poland, 1945, now called Wroclaw.
German submarine base in France.
Gold rush writer
"Grace Under Fire" star Butler
George of K.C. Royals
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