Letter G 85500–85750

Grabbed a cab Grabbed a taxi Gnawing creature Gnawing critter Gnawing mannal Gnawing problem in the home? Gopher or gerbil Gopher or rat Gopher, e.g. Gopher, rat or gerbil, e.g. Guinea pig or groundhog Guinea pig, for one GREY squirrel (order) Gnawing mammals often found in sewers and fields Gerbils, e.g. Gnawing mammals Guinea pigs, e.g. Gaucho's gala Gig for a clown Glitzy Drive Goat __: chaotic situation, in slang Goat___; chaotic situation, slang Got to work via, say Gay ___ (queer cowboy shows) Great sculptor. George W. Bush cabinet member Gangland gats Gangster's gats Gats Guns, slangily Gunsel's gats Garnish on uramaki sushi Good eggs at a sushi bar Good source of omega-3 Good source of omega-3s Graceful Old World deer Graceful deer. Graceful antlered critter Graceful forest creature German drinking glass German physicist: 1845–1923. GAME gun GUN, big game Graceful antlered animals Grainy-textured fish eggs Guffaw in a text Guffaw in an AOL chat room Growth industry brand? Green Hornet portrayer Seth "Got it," in radio lingo Golf broadcaster Maltbie Green bully in Nickelodeon's "Doug" Gregory, the first African-American judge appointed to the 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals Guy with over and out? Gene Siskel's film? Gentleman who sang "Lady" Ginger in movies Ginger of Hollywood. Ginger of old Hollywood Ginger on screen Ginger or Roy Ginger, Buddy or Roy. Ginger and Mimi, as wrestlers? Good name for a flier? Good volume for a speaker Gallery entry Go ___ (disobey orders) Go ___ (ignore orders) Go ___ (no longer follow orders) Go ___ (start behaving erratically) Gallery baddies Gig young series: "the ___" Gondor's northern ally in Middle-earth Gallic monarch. Gallic ruler. Game for agitating children? Gets agitated Gets turbulent Gâteau des ___ (Mardi Gras dessert) G.I. ally of the '50s G.I.'s of Seoul GIs : US :: ___ : South Korea Giant in media streaming -- Garros (French Open) ___ Garros Stadium (French Open site) __ Gold (pretzel brand) Gandhi, to Kingsley Geller, to Schwimmer Gen. Patton, to George C. Scott Gig Acting Gig Young gig Gig for Gig Young Gipp, to Reagan Goal for an actor Goal for an auditioner Goal of a tryout God, for George Burns or Morgan Freeman Gremio or Grumio Guest star's assignment Gump, to Hanks Gwenn's Kringle in a 1947 film Great teacher, often Good examples Great examples Gold Glover Scott Great Outdoor Games events "Good cop/bad cop" parts Gremio and Grumio Geneva-based watchmaker German playwright Hochhuth Give a deep massage Give a deep massage to Give a good rubdown Groom of 1614 Guy left out of Disney's Pocahontas Gives deep massage therapy Gain momentum Game turn, maybe Get moving, casually Gimbap unit Go heels over head? Gob's gait Good thing to be on Good thing to get on Get snake eyes, say Guest bed, perhaps Guest beds, possibly Government-ordered price reduction "Good Times" Esther "Good Times" actress "Good Times" actress Esther "Good Times" costar Esther "Good Times" matron portrayer "Good Times" star Esther "Good Times" star, in 70's TV "Good Times” star, on 70's TV Group of notes, in music. Got into the weeds, so to speak Grain that's been robbed while intoxicated? "Good Times" star's hobby business? Grain grinder that uses large cylinders Glide about, in a way. Gear in motion? *Glass of ale, after being knocked over? "Gimme Shelter" band Go lawn bowling? Good examples, for the baker? Get the group moving Garth Brooks "The Thunder ___" Gets going, so to speak Gets the barrel ready Goes back to zero, say Go for it, in a way "Giants in the Earth" author "Giants in the Earth" author Ole Good description of the Fat Man. GYPSY husband GYPSY man Gypsy boy or man Gypsy gentleman Gypsy male Gypsy man or boy Gypsy spouse Gypsy's husband. Gypsy, to a Gypsy gentleman gypsy Goal of many 1950 pilgrimages. Gronchi's capital. Gypsy people Gabriel or Hruska Gaius or Galba Gladiator extra Goth foe Goth's foe Greco-__ wrestling Grating cheese Genre for novelists Colleen Hoover and Emily Henry Genre of Christina C. Jones novels Genre for many Mills & Boon novels Group of languages. Good date movies Gaius, Titus and Marcus? Gypsy language: Var. Gypsy: var. gipsy language GRAPE-producing country George C. Scott feature Grated cheese choice Grater input Grated trattoria topping Group addressed by Antony Gladiator's wear Group of Swiss dialects GLAMORISING Gypsy language Good canning candidates Garden produce named for an Italian city Genre that leans heavily on the meet cute trope "Gladiator II" setting "Gladiator" city Georgia city built on seven hills Gibbon's subject. Glossy red fruit Gounod opera role. Gounod opera lovers? governor Roy Colorado city "Gay Caballero" actor: 1940 George who directed "Creepshow," 1982 George who directed "Night of the Living Dead" Guitarist Pepe or actor Cesar Guitarist Ángel or Pepe GREATER London market town GYPSY married woman Gipsy married woman. General Erwin who said "don't fight a battle if you don't gain anything by winning" General Erwin. General killed near Caen. German commander German commander at the invasion of Normandy German field marshal noted for brilliant generalship in North Africa during World War II Genus of shrubs named for an astronomer G. Eliot novel: 1863 George Eliot's Florentine heroine. George Eliot's heroine. Garment with bloomers Gitanas' mates Group famed as fiddlers Gypsy boys. Gypsy gentlemen Gypsy husbands. Gypsy men Green-blooded "Star Trek" entity "Game 7, 1986: Failure and Triumph in the Biggest Game of My Life" memoirist Darling "Grant" biographer Chernow Gadget guru Popeil Gadgeteer Popeil George's predecessor Ginny Weasley's brother Ginny's brother, in the Harry Potter books Glass of "Barney Miller" Glass or Howard Glass or Silver Glass, Rivera or Paul Governor DeSantis Grid Hall of Famer Mix Guidry Pitcher Guidry of the 70's-80's Yankees Guidry or Cey Guidry or Darling Guidry or LeFlore