Letter G 71500–71750

Gemstone used in intaglios Gemstone with bands Gemstone, a variety of chalcedony germ-cell George Gershwin's "Tee ___ Un Bum Bo" George Gershwin's "Tee-___-Um-Bum-Bo" Great amount (often plural). Gets frisky Great gobs *gets punched in gut* Got-the-wind-knocked-out sound Grunt of pain Grunt upon hoisting something heavy Gut punch reaction Gut-punch grunt Gut-punch reaction Gut-punch response Gut-punch sound Grunting pugilists? Grunts of pain Gut-punch grunts Gut-punch reactions "Gee, nice (fireworks show/sunset/magic trick)!" "Good idea!" "Great stunt!" Gasp at a fireworks show Gasp at a pyrotechnic display Gasp before applause Gasp of amazement Gasp of delight Gushing sound? Gush (over) ... or sounds shared by the answer to each starred clue Gasped in awe Gasped in delight Gasped with amazement Gasped with delight Gave voice to wonderment Gasping with delight Good trick reactions Girlfriend of Alley Oop Green-skinned "Return of the Jedi" girl Green-skinned dancer in "Return of the Jedi" Green-skinned dancer in "Star Wars" Green-skinned dancing girl in "The Return of the Jedi" Green-skinned dancing girl in a "Star Wars" film Grainy limestone type Grainy limestone. Grainy rock Gunpowder alternatives Glamour: Slang. "Game of Thrones" actress Chaplin Gaelic girl's name. Geraldine Chaplin's mom Geraldine Chaplin's mother Geraldine Chaplin's mother or daughter Geraldine's mom Geraldine's mother Game winner Game-winning combination Game-winning line Game-winning row Game-winning trio Goal of a popular game Goose eggs on a scoreboard Gridiron shutout quarters "Guess I shouldn't have done that" Goof reaction Goof-y sound? Goofer's cry Goose eggs on the scoreboard. Gentle flow Get through slowly Get through the cracks Give a powerful impression of Give out slowly Go blobbily Go blobbishly Go gelatinously (I think that's a word, anyway) Go goopy Go like goo Go like ketchup Go like the Blob Go slow, in a way Go through slowly Gook or muck Goop's movement Goopy stuff Gray ___ (Dungeons & Dragons slime monster) [Phoebe McBee] Guck or muck gradually Move Gave forth in abundance, as confidence Gave off, as charisma Gave off, in a way Gave out slowly Got around like the Blob Greatly smacked of Gets out gradually Gives forth moisture Gives off, as charm Gives off, as confidence Gelsenkirchen grandpa German grandpa German grandparent German grandparent, affectionately Govt. agency in W.W. II Govt. agency, 1940's. Gramps, to Günter Greek celebratory cry Greek cry of merriment Greek exclamation Greek wedding cry Greek wedding shout Günter's gramps Great white shark prey Gem prized for its shifting hues Gemstone showing a play of color in Australia Gem valued for its play of color Gem aka "oculus mundi" Gem for J.E.C. Gem for Jimmy Carter Gem for Libras Gem for October Gem for a Libra Gem for a Libra, maybe Gem for a Scorpio, perhaps Gem for many Libras Gem for some Libras Gem found in the Outback Gem found mostly in Australia Gem found on Mars Gem from Australia Gem from Australia or Ethiopia Gem from Down Under Gem from an Australian mine Gem fusion of Pearl and Amethyst, in "Steven Universe" Gem like moonstone. Gem like the cat's-eye. Gem mined in Australia Gem mined in Brazil Gem mined mainly in Australia Gem mined mostly in Australia Gem mostly mined in Australia Gem noted for its play of colors Gem of a girl Gem of many colors. Gem of rainbow hues. Gem of the oldest continent Gem of the quartz family. Gem producing a play of colors Gem resembling moonstone. Gem signifying hope Gem such as Olympic Australis Gem such as the 17,000-carat Olympic Australis Gem such as the Flame Queen Gem such as the Olympic Australis Gem that can absorb water Gem that can diffract light Gem that holds water Gem that may be semitransparent Gem that's a form of silica Gem that's a woman's name Gem that's also a name Gem usually finished en cabochon Gem whose name comes from "upala," the Sanskrit word for "precious stone" Gem whose name comes from the Sanskrit for "jewel" Gem with "boulder" and "fire" varieties Gem with a "fire" type Gem with a "fire" variety Gem with a "matrix" variety Gem with a honey variety Gem with a milky variety Gem with a play of color Gem with a play of colors Gem with a shimmer Gem with black and fire varieties Gem with fire and matrix varieties Gem with fire and water varieties Gem with milky iridescence Gem with some water Gemstone discovered on Mars Gemstone discovered on Mars in 2008 Gemstone for many Libras Gemstone for most Libras Gemstone frequently imported from Down Under Gemstone from Australia Gemstone from Down Under Gemstone mostly mined in Australia Gemstone of hydrated silica Gemstone of silica Gemstone that becomes a buddy if you remove its first letter Gemstone that can come from petrified wood Gemstone that shows all the colors of the rainbow Gemstone with a "fire" variety Gemstone with a boulder variety Geyserite Geyserite, e.g. Geyserite, for one Gift for a luminous 34th anniversary? Gift for some Scorpios Girasol or geyserite Girasol, e.g. Girasol, for one Glassy silica Glittering white stone Good luck charm of the Middle Ages Good name for a gemologist ___ glass (translucent ornamental material) gem Australian bear gem White Give out iridescence Glow with colors. GREENFISH Genus of infusorians. Gemlike glass. Gems Like some Gem production in Australia Gemological nickname for the Australian women's national basketball team Gems for most Libras Gems formed by silica deposits Gems found in Coober Pedy Gems from Australia Gems in Coober Pedy Gems mined in Coober Pedy Gems mined mostly in Australia Gems of milky hue. Gems that come mostly from Australia Gems that may be black Gems usually without facets Gems with a jelly variety Gems with kaleidoscopic colors Gemstones for some Libras Gemstones from Australia Gemstones from South Australia Gemstones with a matrix variety Geyserite and tripolite Geyserites Gifts on October birthdays Girasol and hyalite Girasols Girasols, e.g. Glassy silicas. gems Aussie Info Genre characterized by its illusion of movement Genre for Bridget Riley's "Shadow Play" Genre in MoMA's 1965 "The Responsive Eye" exhibit Genre of Bridget Riley's "Movement in Squares" Genre of Escher's "Relativity" Genre of Vasarely's "Zebra" Genre of Vasarely's "Zebras" Genre of a 1965 exhibit called "The Responsive Eye"