Letter G 73750–74000

Gorged, at mealtime Gambler's excess Get reckless in a bridge game Go wrong on "The Price Is Right" Go (do more than necessary) Go ___ (be very enthusiastic). Go ___ (go to extremes). Go ___ (take extreme action) Go nuts at the store Goes on a spending spree "Generously" bill Garment left in a cloakroom greatcoat gain control over after an effort Gets past Gets past, as an obstacle Good for a wage earner, bad for a tightrope walker Got very sore, maybe Gild the lily, e.g. Go to a extreme Go to an extreme Go to excess Go to extremes Go to extremes with Go too far (with "it") Go too far on Go too far with Goes to extremes Goes too far Goes too far, with "it" Gilds the lily Go beyond seconds, say Gorge oneself gorge yourself Gluttonizes Gladdens excessively. Give too much light Goof photographically Gave too much food give (a person, plant, or animal) more food than is necessary or healthy Gut-stuffing too much Go past the landing strip grow grass on top of Got too thick with weeds Get inundated with flowers? Get too big. grow beyond or across grow over or across (an area, path, lawn, etc) grow too large Give ear unwittingly. Got an earful, in a way Get a hotbox. Get too hot GOING across land "Gray's Anatomy" feature Gold leaf, e.g. Garishly illuminated. Going on and on ... and on Getting too much Got less than one bargained for? give an actor too difficult a role Get a bad deal at the store Get gouged Get soaked Get soaked, say Give cash to a scalper, e.g. Give too much for. Give too much money Give too much to Getting soaked, in a way Gets hosed Go too far with your scheme Give too much airtime, say Give undue importance to Gives undue emphasis to. Give credit where credit isn't due Gives too much credit Go beyond one's capacity Get hysterical Good way to serve curry G. I. caps. Guardians. Gives too much information Go beyond, as a target Go farther than intended Go past the mark Get a late start Go for a spin on the road Go beyond the bounds Go beyond the limit Go beyond, as authority Go beyond, as bounds Glut on the market Go heavy on the levy "George M." song George Cohan's famous song. George M. Cohan W.W. I song George M. Cohan song Give 110%, say Give the server 30% Give the waiter 50% Give too much gratuity to Give too much of a gratuity Go too hard, in a way, as an athlete Grand openings? Gambling numbers general survey give too much water to getting a little uppity and needed to be slapped down- NY Times Give out too many tasks Given name of the first H.E.W. Secretary Genus of Arctic muskox. Golden Age poet Golden Age writer Grazer descriptor Genus that includes domestic sheep Genus of sheep genus sheep Graafian follicles Grape-shaped Get some eggs going? Get some eggs started? Growing egg Galba's egg Gary Clark Jr. "Don't ___ You a Thang" Get a Venmo request, say Get behind financially Get behind, cash-wise Get behind, in a way Get billed Get in a hole Get tabbed? Give a marker to Go in the red get an advance Got a back-scratch, metaphorically Gateway to Finger Lakes "Garry ___," old Irish tune. "Grey's Anatomy" character Dr. _____ Hunt "Grey's" doctor Hunt Giants' winning coach Glass-___ Currency Act, 1913 Glendower of Wales Glendower who revolted against Henry IV Good name for a debtor? Good name for a short person? ___ Glendower, Welsh rebel ___ Glendower, last Welshman to hold the title Prince of Wales ___ Grady ("Jurassic World" protagonist) Gary or Buck Group of debtors? Gets a Venmo request, say Gets calls from collectors, say Gives a chit? Goes into debt Give credit for "Give a hoot! Don't pollute" animal "Great horned" bird of prey Giver of a hoot Great horned ___ Goggle-eyed and wise Good mousers Group called a parliament "Get your ___ box" (Cheez-It slogan) "Get your _____" "Go Your ___ Way" (Fleetwood Mac hit) "Go Your ___ Way" (Fleetwood Mac song) "Greenleaf" channel "Grow Some Funk of Your ___" Elton John Go undefeated against ___ goal (hockey error) ___ goal (soccer blunder) ___ goal (soccer error) ___ goal (soccer fiasco) George W., to the Texas Rangers, once Gov. Dewey's birthplace. "Geez! That hurts!" "Geez! That stings!" GAYAL general term for an ancient and prestigious and privileged university G. Atherton's "Black ___" Gaurs and aurochs, e.g. Gertrude Atherton's "Black ___" Gertrude Atherton's were black Grant Lee Buffalo "Even The ___" Grant Lee Buffalo sang "Even" of these bovines Ground-breaking team, at times Group known for its pull Global poverty charity group Gaseous compound. Get rusty e.g. Go from aluminum to alumina, say Go green, in a way? Gets rusty Gets rusty, e.g. Gulf dwellers "Good Grips" brand "Good Grips" kitchenware brand Good Grips gadget brand Good Grips housewares brand Good Grips kitchen brand Good Grips kitchenware maker Good Grips maker Good Grips utensil brand Grater maker gadget maker Kitchen Graduate of Balliol, e.g. Graduate of Magdalen or Balliol. Gourmet soup Gas in a tank Gas in scuba tanks Gas in the air Gas in the atmosphere Gas with the symbol O gaseous element essential to life and combustion Goal of deep breathing? GUEST HOST Guest host, for example "Guest host" and "solo concert" group of molecules "___ gods …!": Brutus, in "Julius Caesar" Gloria Estefan hit whose title is Spanish for "Listen!" Grandchild, in Dundee grandchild Scottish words Grandchildren: Scot. Grandmotherly plaints Groans equivalent to eye rolls Groans of woe Gem holder, maybe Gadget to open shellfish Gem sources Global cry of dismay? Group of low mountains of Arkansas German soccer star Mesut ___ Gas formed by a trio of oxygen atoms Gas emitted by some pollutants and depleted by some Gas in a layer Gas in a layer of the atmosphere Gas in a protective layer Gas in a stratospheric layer Gas in an atmospheric layer Gas in the stratosphere Gas in upper atmosphere Gas made by lightning Gas that both protects and pollutes Gas that filters out UV rays Gas that provides cover Gas used as water purifier. Gas whose name means "smell" in Greek Gas with a penetrating odor