Letter G 78000–78250

Government vet Govt. figure Gdansk's country Guiding, as a star. Group that takes an annual 1/1 swim Graph point locator Good and evil, e.g. Gadansk resident Gdansk denizen Gdansk guy Gdansk man Gdansk native Gdansk resident Geographical extremity Global extreme Global extremity Global top or bottom Goal for Scott or Peary Gomulka, for one. Gondola need Gondolier gear Gondolier's handful Gondolier's propeller Great position to be in Guy from Gdansk Got a gondola moving Got the gondola going Guided a gondola Guided a raft Guided gondolas Guided, as a gondola Guided, as a raft GREEK city-state (pl.) Grits relative Grits' Italian cousin Give Marco a ride on a raft Gondola driver Gondola guide Gondola guy Gondola helmsman Gondola navigator Gondola operator Gondola pusher Gondolier kin Gondolier, maybe Gondolier, often Gondolier, typically Grand Canal worker Gondola steerers Gondoliers, notably Gondoliers, typically Gdansk denizens Gdansk natives Gdynia natives Gear for hikers or skiers Global extremes Global opposites Gondola pushers Gondoliers' tools Gen,. Jaruzelski and Lech Walesa? Guide for a mariner Guide for a sailor Guiding light literally Guiding point GREY matter in central nervous system (comb. form) GREY matter in central nervous system (pert. to the) GREY matter in central nervous system (pref.) Gray: Prefix Gordon Sumner's band Group with German shepherds Grand jury predecessor, frequently GERMAN SHEPHERD, USUALLY Guy who carries a nightstick Group of cops Goings-on at the precinct Guideline for standard operating procedures Government declaration of its intentions Grand Canal? GREEK city (word for) Greek city Greek for Greek city/state in ancient times Government study, briefly? Gadget for floor work Getting buff? Govt. science "Go easy, Mr. Roper," said Tom ___ *Gdansk gentleman? Genteelness Government grant? Government workers in Warsaw? Government's milieu Go shake hands and kiss babies, say Government insider Government-covering news source since 2007 Governmental go-getter Governmental debate or passion for public affairs spelled out boldly Guy between Tyler and Taylor Galop's cousin Gdansk dance Genre for Weird Al Genre for Weird Al medleys Genre of dance music with accordions Genre of many a "Weird Al" medley Grammy category eliminated in 2009 Grammy category since 1985 Garb in a 1960 song Garment with patterned circles Gallop's specialty Gallup -- Gallup concern Gallup handiwork Gallup item Gallup offering Gallup product Gallup project Gallup release Gallup sampling Gallup specialty Gallup survey. Gallup tally Gallup undertaking Gallup work Gallup's forte. Gallup's method Gather one's opinion Get the opinions of others Got a lot of opinions from Got opinions from Gallup collaborator Gallup subject Gallup employee Gallup worker Gallup's trade Gill-breathing amphibian Greek for "many" Gallos y gallinas, e.g. Gallup output Gallup specialties Gallup writeups Gathers opinions from Gallup, Harris or Roper Gallup, e.g. Gallup, for instance. Get help of a sort on "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire" "Give a hoot, don't ___" Gave a dirty look Greenpeace target GEMINI, first magnitude star in Generic parrot name Girl of nursery rhyme. Galloping game Game at Bostwick Field. Game divided into chukkers Game divided into periods called chukkers Game for Prince Charles Game for riders Game for righties only Game for the gentry Game for the horsey set Game having chukkers Game in which each team has 8 heads and 24 legs Game in which it's illegal to play left-handed Game in which left-handed play isn't allowed Game in which mallets are used. Game in which you "horse around" Game introduced into England in 1869 Game marked by chukkers Game never played left-handed Game of Asian origin Game of Oriental origin. Game of Persian origin. Game of chuckers Game of chukkers Game often played in armories. Game on horseback Game or traveler Game originated in Persia Game originated in the Orient. Game played both on land and in water Game played in America since 1876 Game played in an anagram of itself Game played in chukkers Game played on a 10-acre field Game played on a 10-acre field (4) Game played on a 300-yard field Game played on a 300-yard-long field Game played on a field that's about 10 acres Game played on horse-back Game played on horses Game played on land or in water Game played on yaks in Mongolia and Pakistan Game played right-handed only Game played right-handedly only Game played with a pony Game played with four-foot-long mallets Game played with horses and mallets Game played with long mallets Game played with mallets Game played with mallets on a grassy field Game requiring horse sense Game similar to buzkashi, but played with a ball instead of a dead goat Game sometimes played in water Game sometimes played with elephants Game that becomes another game if you swap its last two letters Game that becomes another game when its last two letters are switched Game that can be played on bicycles or elephants Game that may be played on horses, bicycles, or elephants Game that's an anagram of where a form of it is played Game whose name is the Balti word for "ball" Game with "ponies" Game with chukkers Game with four-foot mallets Game with four-person teams Game with four-player teams Game with goals Game with land and water varieties Game with long mallets Game with mallets Game with mallets and little helmets Game with mallets and mounts Game with periods called chukkers Game you can't play left-handed Garment usually with two buttons Giants' old grounds Gold Cup of the Americas game Golf Galaxy buy Golf shirt Golf shop purchase Golfer's shirt Golfer's shirt, often Grounds or shirt type ___ Grounds (where the Mets first played) game Mallet game like hockey played by teams of players on horseback Golf shirts Golf shirts' relatives Golf shop array Golfer's sport shirts Golfers' shirts Golfer's top Golfers' tops Groups of athletes on horseback Groups whose athletic pursuits create stable jobs? GERMAN ghost, noisy Gram or glot preceder GENERAL hospital Gaming site that's partnered with Vox Media Growth found in the colon or sea anemone going through several periods of activity followed by rest in twenty-four hours Growths that may be removed by surgery