Letter G 66250–66500

Gets warmer, say Gets warmer, so to speak Gets within a stone's throw of Gets within shouting distance of "Gee, that's swell!" Gambling term from the Latin for "before" Garish light Great, to the younger set Get in order Got rid of clutter Gets ready for a military inspection, in a way Gives an order to Grooviest "Good plan!" "Good thought!" "Great suggestion" "Great thought!" Good way to wrap things up "Gee whiz, that's cool!" "Gee, cool!" "Gee, that's keen!" "Groovy!" precursor Grand old word? Great, teenage style Gov. Crosby's state: Abbr. Grain Belt state: Abbr. Gov. Val Peterson's constituents. Galactic mass Gaseous body of stellar substance. Gaseous cloud Gassy cloud Gassy, dusty cloud Group of distant galaxies Global Computer and IT giant Get romantic, in a way Giraffe's claim to fame Giraffe's feature Giraffe's forte. Giraffe's long feature Giraffe's notable feature Giraffe's pride Giraffe's prominence Giraffe's prominent feature Giraffe's tall feature Giraffe's trademark Giraffes have a long one Go at it, hormonally speaking Goblet part. Goose or Great Great ___, N. Y. Great ___, N.Y. Guitar part with frets Guitar's fingerboard Groucho continues Grigri, sometimes Great-kissing "Breakfast of Champions" co-star? Gets amorous Giraffes' can be six feet long Giraffes' elongated features Goblet parts. Goes parking Great and Little Guitar parts with frets GARMENT for collar Gridiron seizure GREEK apparitional chamber GRAVEYARD in or of a great town Giza attraction including the Great Pyramids great town Goal of a bee's quest Godly beverage Godly stuff Gods' drink Gods' gulp Greek gods' drink Greek drink of immortality "Game of Thrones" character Stark "Game of Thrones" hero Stark "Game of Thrones" lord "Game of Thrones" patriarch "Game of Thrones" patriarch Stark "Game of Thrones" protagonist ___ Stark "Greatest Story Ever D'ohed" character "Groundhog Day" insurance salesman "Groundhog Day" nudnik Ryerson Garver of the Browns. Guy in a Devine comedy? Guy on Homer's block "Game of Thrones" patriarch has difficulties? "God Fodder" by ___ Atomic Dustbin "Grey Cell Green" ___ Atomic Dustbin Garver et al. Genealogical designation. Genealogical term. Genealogist's "originally" Genealogy chart word Genealogy word George Eliot, ___ Evans Globe and Mail wedding page word Gloria Stivic, ___ Bunker Going by in the past G-suit, to an astronaut, e.g. Got to have Grant basis Grant basis, at times Grant basis, perhaps Grant consideration Grant consideration, sometimes Grant criterion, often Grant factor Grant factor, often Grant factor, sometimes Get sleepy in the afternoon, say Getting buzzed, say? Great way to feel "Gifts for the ___." Garment workers' trade designation. Gauge part, often Gauge pointer Goad playfully Goad, in a way Gave the business to Goaded to action: Colloq. Gotta-haves Gotta have, PDQ? Government-benefit precursor Great financial advice (Part 2) Georgia ___ Clark Georgia ___ Clark, former U. S. treasurer. Georgia ___ Clark, former U.S. Treasurer Georgia ___ Clark, outgoing Treasurer. Georgia ___ Clarke, on your dollar bills. "Gun Shy" star Liam Germany's Hildegarde Give poor feedback to, online [visit us at avxword.com to get more great puzzles every week] Good lab test result: Abbr. Good test result from an M.D. Ghost towns Gives the lie to Gainsaying. Geographical name from the Hebrew for "dry" Get through successfully Go back and forth, in a way Golden Era of Hollywood star Pola Gives a thumbs down Government agcy. that sponsors the Jefferson Lectures Govt. grant agency Grant-making org. that promotes the arts and scholarship Grape ___ (Radar's favourite drink) Grape ____: Radar's drink of choice Grape drink of the '50s Grape soda seen on "M*A*S*H" Go-to drinks for Radar O'Reilly Grape ___ (Radar's favorite drinks) "Gandhi" character "Gandhi" role GANDHI (Indira), father of Gandhi associate Gandhi colleague Gandhi contemporary Gandhi parent Gandhi's father Ghandi associate Ghandi role Giver of the 1947 "Tryst With Destiny" speech Greeting for the groom Greeting to a rider, maybe Girl next door, e.g. "Good Omens" co-writer Gaiman Gaiman of sci-fi Gaiman who wrote "American Gods" and "Coraline" Gaiman who wrote "Coraline" George Bush's son Good name for a knight? Gorsuch of the Supreme Court Graphic novel author Gaiman Grammy winner for "Jonathan Livingston Seagull" Game site for a popular singer? Game for a playwright German refusal at a Berlin brunch German word for “no” GERMAN no German Refusal Emphatic German Vote Affirmative German cue denial Dresden Info German cue denial Düsseldorf Info German denial German dissent German for "no" German negative German nyet German pass German refusal German rejection German veto German word that sounds like a number in English German words no German's negative. Gretchen's refusal German refusal when the workday starts? German denials German dissents German negatives. German refusals German-Polish border river Germany/Poland border river GODDESS in form of a vulture "Gimme a Break!" star Carter Georgia Tech basketball coach Fortner Gershwin's "Our ___" Girl in "The Old Curiosity Shop" Girl in Dickens's "The Old Curiosity Shop" Girl's name that sounds like a ring Gwyn Gwyn Actress Gwyn or Carter Gwyn or Quickly ___ Gwyn, favorite of Charles II. ___ Gwyn, mistress of Charles II ___ Gwynn ____ Gwyn, sweetheart of Charles II girl Dickens alias "Gianni Schicchi" soprano "Gianni Schicchi" soprano role "Gimme a Break" star Guest at Aunt Dinah's quilting party. girl Nervous Globetrotter, 1890. Gold Glover, 1960 "Gimme a Break!" star Carter et al. Gwyn and Carter Gwyn and Quickly Gwyn and others Gwyn et al. "Grillz" rapper GIANT petrel Girl caught by colonel lying girl Nice Guitarist Cline Guitarist Cline of Wilco Guitarist Cline of the band Wilco Gen. Bradley's middle name. Gerald's V.P. Golfer Byron Golfer voted top male athlete, 1945. Golfing great Byron Gov. Rockefeller Great English admiral (1758–1805). Grodno's river. GREEK festival city