Letter G 55000–55250

Game whose name is also a key step of the game Got a leg up? Got rid of: Colloq. Gave a member of the A-team the boot? Gridiron gadget Going cold turkey, perhaps Goalie's foot feat Goes into effect Give a boost to a new project Get going, as an old motorcycle or a new company Get going, as an older motorcycle Gets a motorcycle ready to roll Go cold turkey, say Go cold-turkey Game that led to a "Star Trek II" character's wrath? Get rid of by promoting, as an employee "__ Galahad" (Elvis film) Gavilan or gloves Give a ribbing Goat's offspring goat Young Actor Grammy-winning 2000 Radiohead album Grammy-winning Radiohead album Grammy-winning Radiohead album of 2000 "Guys and Dolls" choreographer Michael Gentle treatment, metaphorically Gentle treatment, so to speak Gentle treatment, symbolically Gentle wear GLOMERULUS, site of the Goats' progeny Grade-schoolers Growing goats Grown-up who's a child at heart Grown-up who's not quite grown up GERMAN naval port GERMAN shipbuilding center/centre German Baltic port German canal city German canal name German city on a canal of the same name German city on its own canal German city on the Baltic German city or canal German city with a famous canal German city with a harbor German naval base. German port city that sounds like part of a ship German port on the Baltic German seaport, target of R.A.F. Germany's ___ Canal Growing plants by means of a leap of faith? Gate city for Mussorgsky Gen. Vatutin died here. Golda Meir's Russian birthplace Golda Meir's birthplace Got lots of laughs at the open mic Geraldine's boyfriend in Flip Wilson shows Game that sells consoles, say GREAT financial success "Guilty" Gravity ___ Glazier's oven Gram preceder Guy who "was here" in WWII graffiti Gaelic clan (one was here). Gael's garb Garb for a Highland games competitor Garb for a caber tosser Garb for the Highland Games Garment for Rob Roy Garment that's often plaid Garment worn with ghillie brogues Glaswegian's garb garb Tartan cap Garbed, as a Glaswegian GOOD working order (dial.) Good condition, informally Good working condition Garb in The Grampians Garments for Highlanders Garments often worn with decorative purses Garments worn by caber tossers Garments worn by many bagpipers Glasgow garb Glen garb. "Get that Scottish game official something to wear!"? "Gold" in Korean GEISHA dress Garb worn for Shichi-Go-San, maybe Garment at a tea ceremony Garment at many Japanese weddings Garment for an obi Garment sometimes worn with sandals called geta Garment tied with an obi Garment utilizing an obi. Garment whose name means "wear-thing" Geisha garb Geisha garment? Geisha's attire Geisha's garb Geisha's garment Geisha's gown Ginza garb garment Kyoto carrier geisha wear Garments purchased at a gofukuya Garments traditionally worn with zori or geta footwear Geisha's garments Gallaghers or Allmans Gallaghers, for example Gene sharers general hospital shriner group Reunion attendee group of people related by blood or marriage GERMAN child Gentle and caring Gentle-hearted Gentler partner German children Guinean town Groups of relatives Gargantua, e.g. George VI. Gerald Ford's original name Ghastly gargantuan gorilla Goal in checkers Great Canadian wartime Prime Minister Gathering of Elvis impersonators? Grouchy Sacramento player? Goliath slayer Good-___ (plant used as a potherb) Giant movie ape who scaled the Empire State Building Giant ape who scaled the Empire State Building Giant-ape film Godzilla's opponent in a 1963 film Great ape of film Goneril's father Golden child's father Game played on a hill Group leaders George V et al. "Gandhi" star blowing his lines? Granger film co-starring Shields and Yarnell? Garden hose crimp Garden hose obstruction Garden hose problem Garden-hose crimp Garden-hose twist Garden hose problems Glitches Greg of "You've Got Mail" Greg of 'As Good As It Gets' GALILEAN sea Gum akin to catechu. Gum from tropical trees. Gum used in tanning. Gums from certain tropical trees. Groups of common ancestry Grafton sleuth ___ Millhone GRAMPIAN Region royal burgh Gilman of "Nurses" "Gunga Din" author "Gunga Din" writer Gunga Din creator Goes to bed, in Britspeak Gymnastic moves Godly figure in the manga series "Death Note" Garry Moore sidekick Durward GILBERT Islands, new name of the GIBEONITE city Glasgow place of worship. German brandy GUMMA-KEN industrial town (Jap.) graphite formed on the surface of molten iron Guts, slangily Gene Simmons' band Gene Simmons' group Gene Simmons' rock band Gene Simmons' rock group Gene Simmons's band Gene Simmons's group Gene Simmons's rock band Gentle carom, in pool Gentle contact Gentle touch of the lips Gently touch Get lippy, say Get mouthy? Ghoulish rockers Give a smack, say Give lip to Give mouth-to-mouth to? Give some lip to? Give some lip? Glancing contact in billiards Go "mwah!" Good smack group Rock "Gin a body ___ body": Burns greetings service in which a messenger kisses the person celebrating Given a smack Georgie Porgie was one Guy's mouth Gives a smooch to Gives lip service Gains favor using abject flattery, informally Greet affectionately Given to smooching Gently touched, in product names "Game of Thrones" actor Harington Go bag, e.g. Good name for a model? Gear holder Good scout. "Go fly a ___!" GLEBE bird Golfer Tom Good toy for March glede Golfer Tom's war? Glide with wind power, in a way Golfer Tom gulps Groups of acquaintances "Gimme a Break" candy "Gimme a break" brand "Gimme a break" chocolate bar "Gimme a break" product Give them a break! Gear worn on the pitch Garden gnomes and such Garish and in bad taste Gaudy art Gaudy, cheap stuff Gaudy, faddish fare Garishly bad Gaudily and cheaply designed Gaudily designed for popular appeal Ginger Rogers film: 1940 Ginger Rogers, in 1940 Granulated clay in an open box Granulated clay, essentially Good vitamin C source Green Fruit Aptly named Green fruit in fruit salad Green fuzzy berry Green stuff in yogurt Ground man in RAF. *Green, bite-size fruits Green salad ingredient Green mixer