Letter G 85750–86000

Guidry or Nessen Guidry or Santo Guitarist Wood Guitarist Wood Actress Guitarist Wood of the Rolling Stones Gossip Barrett Gossip columnist Barrett Gossip first name Gossip follower Barrett Gossip maven Barrett Gossip pro Barrett Gossip queen Barrett Gossip's Barrett Gossip-bearer Barrett Gossip-monger Barrett Gossiper Barrett Gossipy Barrett Given name shared by a famous McDonald’s mascot and a former U.S. president George H.W.'s predecessor George in "Knute Rockne, All American" George's '80s superior Given name of recent "Oscar” winner. Gossip columnist Barrett and others Graceful curving Grid Hall of Famer Lott Grid great Lott "G.T.O." singers __ & the Daytonas Given name often paired with "Chieng" in comedy "___ Gone Wrong" (2021 film) Glass and Silver Glass and Wood Glass, Silver, and Wood Guidry and Cey of baseball Guidry and Kittle Guidry, Cey and Santo Grill guard : U.S. :: __ bar : Australia "Give Up the Funk (Tear the ___ off the Sucker)" Gable or gambrel, e.g. Gable's place Gable, for one Gabled house part Gambrel Gambrel or gable Gambrel or mansard Gambrel or mansard, e.g. Gambrel, e.g. Gambrel, for example Gambrel, for one Garden site, sometimes *Gutter accumulation? Gable and mansard Green urban luxury Green copper? Green hand Green parties? Green players "Get a ___!" (admonition to a couple engaged in an ostentatious display of affection) "Get a ___, you two!" "Go to your ___!" Get it up when you're cold Giving a lot Gable as a boy in "Manhattan Melodrama" Garland's "Babes in Arms" co-star Garland's Strike Up the Band love interest Garland's frequent co-star General, died in Normandy. Governor of N.Y., 1899–1900. Gathering of fowls. Gathering of hens. Gamecocks. Ginger or daikon Ginger or ginseng Ginseng or ginger, e.g. Ginseng or ginger, for example Ginseng or licorice Grounded item Got a little hoarse at the race, maybe Got behind, with "for" Group in a bowl Grub around Grubs around like a pig Greenhouse problem Greenhouse woe Genealogical study Genealogist's discovery Genealogist's find Grass addenda. Grass and square Gray location? Gowns, in Granada Get a dogie Glider-towplane link Grappling hook attachment Guy, e.g. Gym climber's woe Guilt tripped (into) Gallup rival Gallup's poll competitor. Gallup's rival. Gaucho, at times Gear for Double Dutch Gymnasium fixtures Glutinous; viscous Game of mallets and balls Game played on a hard court Game played with mallets on a hard court Game with mallets played on a hard-surfaced court game developed from croquet Genus of cress "Ghosts of Abu Ghraib" director Kennedy "Gilmore Girls" character "Gilmore Girls" daughter "Gilmore Girls" girl Gilmore girl Golf champ McIlroy Golf pro McIlroy Golf standout McIlroy Golf star McIlroy Golf's McIlroy Golfer McIlroy Golfer McIlroy who won the 2011 U.S. Open Golfer Sabbatini Good name for a tiger Golfer McIlroy et al. Golfer Sabbatini and actor Calhoun "Girl Writer" author/cartoonist Asquith Genus of prickly shrubs. Genus or flower Gift for el día de los enamorados Gift on el 14 de febrero Gift on el día de los enamorados Given name of painter of "The Horse Fair." Gordimer girl genus flower Gershwin musical adapted by Cole Porter Gershwin musical of 1928 Grammy-winning Toto song Grammy-winning song by Toto Gilda's "SNL" reporter Grammy-winning singer Cash Gift for el 14 de febrero Girls named for flowers. Gangster's gun, in old-timey slang Gangster's gun, in slang Gangster's piece, slangily Gangster's weapon flicks Gat or rod Gun, in old slang Gun, to a hood "Ghosts" actress McIver "Golden Girls" character Gained altitude Gertrude Stein word Gertrude Stein's flower Gift for a diva Gift for a diva, perhaps Gift for a lover Gift from 'The Bachelor' Gift from a beau Gift from a suitor Gift from an admirer Gift on "The Bachelor" Gift on a first date, maybe Gift on a first date, sometimes Gift that might cut Glass-encased item in "Beauty and the Beast" Got higher Greeted the judge Gypsy ___ Lee ___ geranium. glasses color Colored Brightly Garden area for thorny flowers Garden staples "Golden Girls" character in an alley? Games played on January 1 "Gather ye ___" Gather ye here letters dropped from eight answers Gatherings in a Herrick poem Gardening Columnist Garden plant pest Gallantly fought unjust traditions Gertrude Stein's famous poetic refrain about a flower, repeated four times George Clooney's aunt George's singing aunt German flowers German word for "roses" often seen in classical music titles Grimm's "Snow White and ___." Garden section: Var. "God gave us memory so that we might have ___ in December": J.M. Barrie Gift for a sweetheart Gift from a lover Gift from one's valentine Gift on Valentine's Day Gift to a Valentine Gift to a diva Gifts for divas Gifts to a diva Gilroy's "Subject" Grandifloras Ginsu Knife stock ___ Grafted flower unit Great find of 1799 Greer of sports and TV Grid great Grier Gridder-turned-minister Grier Gridiron great Grier Grier in "The Thing With Two Heads" Grier of TV's "Daniel Boone" Grier of football Grier of football fame Grier of gridiron fame Grier of the Fearsome Foursome Grier of the gridiron Grier who was 25% of the Fearsome Foursome Girl in Maude Nugent's 1896 song Girl of W. W. II song Good name for an optimist Grip enhancer Gymnast's stickum Got ready to fiddle with, perhaps Garcia Lorca's "Dona ___ la soltera" Guitar-playing "Sesame Street" Muppet Gnawed: It. Grammy-winning producer Mark "Girlfriends" and "black-ish" star Tracee Ellis ___ "Glengarry Glen ___" "Glengarry Glen ___" (1992) George Costanza's ex-fiancee Susan ___ Guinness Book cofounder McWhirter "Goblin Market" poet "Goblin Market" poet Christina "Golden Boot" winner Paolo Grand Prix motorcycle racer Valentino Gioacchino Antonio __ ___ goose (arctic bird) German store employee? Get decayed Get moldy, perhaps Get rancid Get soft and mushy Get sour Get spoiled Go bad, as a pear Go bad, as a plum Go bad, as food Go bad, as fruit Go bad, as vegetables Go bad, like the contents of a compost bin Go beyond overripe Go beyond ripe