Letter G 53750–54000

George Costanza portrayer *Grammy winner for "Make It Mine," 2010 Green chalcedony Green quartz Gay excursion. Getting a passport, say? GREATER Sunda Islands, island of the (Indon.) Gear for a field event Gab at length Giant part of a T. rex skeleton Giant part of a Tyrannosaurus rex skeleton Glass ___ (bad trait for a boxer) Glass ___ (boxer's liability) Glass or lantern follower Gum holder Gum setting Gabfest activity Gossip's activity Great white parts Gum holders GARRULINE bird Gatsby Gatsby of "The Great Gatsby" Gatsby of literature Gatsby's first name Goes to the opposite corner, perhaps Genre for Etta and Ella Getz genre Goodman's forte. Groups that might feature trumpets and swinging rhythms Genre embraced by Miles Davis in the late 1960s Gesture of razzle-dazzlement "Give this some flair!" Grover Washington, Jr. Groundbreaking Al Jolson title role Gap rival Grid star-turned-pol Green with envy Green-eyed (ale + soju) Genet or Gabin Genet or Lafitte Genet or Racine Grammy winner Wyclef Girl with the "light-brown hair." George ___, septuagenarian critic. Governor with an Arab surname Garb for a Stapleton? Garment whose fabric may be dyed with indigo Golf club no-no, usually Guess attire Guess product Guess things G.W.'s bro Gen. Stuart Gen. Stuart of the C.S.A. Gen. Stuart's initials. General Stuart of the C.S.A. General Stuart, Confederate cavalryman. George W.'s brother Gettysburg general Stuart Gov. Bush of Florida Governor Bush of Florida Governor Bush et al. Granny Clampett's son-in-law G-man born 1/1/1895 Gag "religion" claimed by some on national census forms Galactic peacekeepers of film Galaxy guardians George Lucas group Group led by a council of 12 Masters Guardian of peace and justice in the Old Republic, per Obi-Wan Kenobi GEDERAH, new name for "Go anywhere, do anything" sloganeer G.I. vehicle GI carrier GI transport GI's vehicle, once General Purpose Car General carrier General transportation? General-purpose WWII vehicle General-purpose car General-purpose transport Gladiator or Wrangler Go Anywhere. Do Anything vehicle Grand Cherokee maker Grand Cherokee or Compass Grand Cherokee, e.g. General motors? General-purpose vehicles Gibe rudely Give a Bronx cheer Give a raspberry Give a raspberry so to speak Give a raspberry to Give a razzing Give a razzing to Give a ribbing to Gave a Bronx cheer Gave a raspberry Gave a raspberry to Gave the raspberries Greeted mockingly Greeted rudely Giver of a Bronx cheer Gibes Greets the visitors "Gimme an effin' break" Gimmie a break Guerrilla leader Goldblum of "Jurassic Park" Goldblum of "Nine Months" Goldblum of "The Fly" Gordon in the #24 car Gordon of racing Gordon the racer Green once a Celtic Guitarist Beck Giver of the good advice Grammy-winning comedian from Atlanta Goldblum et al. Gordon and Bridges GIBEON, father of GELATINE-made substance Gamer, for short Garner or Aniston, casually Garner, for short Gish ___, novelist of "The Resisters" and "Typical American" German city where Napoleon defeated the Prussians German city, site of Napoleonic victory. German glass city. German home of Zeiss works Germany's glass city. Germany's glass manufacturing city. Great Napoleonic victory, 1806. German pronoun meaning "those" Game for players with steady hands Game of manual dexterity Game played with blocks Game that ends suddenly after much buildup? Game that finishes with a crash Game that has 54 blocks Game that involves getting as tipsy as possible without falling down? Game whose name comes from the Swahili for "to build" Game whose name derives from a Swahili word meaning "to build" Game whose name is derived from Swahili Game whose name is derived from the Swahili for "to build" Game whose name means "to build" in Swahili Game whose outdoor version can be five feet tall Game with 54 identical pieces Game with 54 wooden blocks Game with a lengthy buildup? Game with a stack of blocks Game with a toppling tower Game with blocks George W.'s youngest Garner of TV's "Alias" Game in which players "buzz in" Game show with "Think" music Game show with an exclamation point Game show with the theme music "Think!" Game show won forty straight times by Amy Schneider Game whose answers are questions Garcia, informally "Golf for Dummies" as read by actor ___ GYRFALCON Giant bottle GERMAN can GERMAN petrol-can GERMAN water-can German soldiers. Germans, to British GERMAN soldier (mil. sl.) Grote of baseball "Governor Moonbeam" "Great Balls of Fire" singer Garden State native Garment (cow, island) Giant article of clothing? Grid uniform part Grid wear Guernsey Garden State youth use pomade (2005, 1972, 1968) Game day tops Gridiron garb Garden State resort area GIDEON, name given to GETHSEMANE, city near Guilbeaux of "Queer Eye" "Girls" girl "Girls" girl played by Jemima Kirke General Reno for whom Reno, Nev., is named Gold-medal sprinter Owens Gov. Ventura of Minnesota Governor Ventura Glorified Western outlaw George of old vaudeville Gopher State Reformer Give-and-take actress? Good-natured taunt Good-natured banter Gospel star? "Get Born" Aussies "Gotta __!" GAS stream GASES, stream of GLOSSY black Gastineau is one Gem grade coal Gemstone derived from wood Geno Smith, notably Get somewhere fast Giants Stadium athlete Giants Stadium player Glossy black stone Go really fast Gulfstream, e.g. "Grand" movement "Grand" or "petit" dance move Gazellelike leap Graceful jump Grand movement at the barre Grand jumps Group with the 1971 3x platinum album "Aqualung" Global flier's fatigue Globe-trotter's problem Globetrotter's malady Globetrotter's malaise Globetrotter's woe Gas nozzles Giants Stadium players Giants Stadium team Giants Statium squad Gotham gridders Gridiron group that began as the Titans Grumman Panthers. Gushing flows. GOODS cast into sea which remain under water Goods cast into the sea. Goods cast overboard Goods deliberately thrown overboard Goods gone overboard Goods thrown overboard Goods washed ashore. Global gadabouts Globetrotting group Group on the move Gets high at a moment's notice? Groups of travelers, new style. Giants Stadium spectator, maybe