Letter G 88750–89000

Grouper's group Guppy troop? Group viewpoint Group's philosophy Grouper groups Groups of fish Groups of groupers Gabe Kotter's job grounds of a school, esp as a place for the pupils to play German pessimist philosopher German philosopher (speller's nightmare #2) German philosopher, d. 1860 German chancellor after Kohl German chancellor, 1998-2005 Grammar and junior highs: Abbr. Grades in standup comedy class? German is taught here German words school "Genoveva" composer German composer (1810 56) German composer Robert German pianist and composer of piano music German romantic composer known for piano music and songs German-U.S. general Go directly downhill Go downhill in a hurry Go straight downhill? Goes down on the snow Grant veep Colfax Genesis author Delmore Governor elected in a 2003 recall vote Genetics, briefly Genetics, e.g.: Abbr. Geog. or geol. Geog., e.g. Geol. or astron. Geol. or biol. Geol. or chem. Geol. or chem., e.g. Geol. or geog., e.g. Geol., e.g. Geophys., e.g. Glaciology or mechanics (abbr.) Grade sch. subj. Grade-sch. class Geology, say Genre featuring futuristic technology and imaginative worlds Glenn Seaborg's occupation. Genre for "Star Wars" and "Dune" Genre of speculative fiction featuring advanced technology and space exploration Genre celebrated at the annual Worldcon Genre for "World War Z" Genre for Heinlein and Herbert Genre for N.K. Jemisin Genre for Philip K. Dick Genre for TV's "Stranger Things" Genre for Ursula K. Le Guin Genre of "Alien" and "Arrival" Genre of "Dune," "Moon," and "Cocoon" Genre of "Star Wars" films Genre of "Star Wars" or "Stargate" Genre of "World War Z" and "War of the Worlds," briefly Genre of ET films Genre of Isaac Asimov's "Foundation" Genre of futuristic novels Genre of futuristic stories Genre of many a movie with "star" in its title Genre of many works with "star" in the title Genre often featuring time travel Genre with aliens Genre with little green men Genre with time travel genre Asimov Author genre Verne Author Gathering of Trekkers, e.g. Gathering of Trekkies, perhaps Ghost: Comb. form. "Generational" auto model until 2016 GRAFT cutting Grafter's need Grafting bud Government group on offspring? General nicknamed "the Roman Hannibal" General who defeated Hannibal General who prevailed over Carthage General whose victories clinched the Second Punic War for the Romans Great name in ancient Rome. Geo., chem., etc. Geol. and chem. Geol. and geog., for two Geol. and phys. Geol. et al. Google News category German silver coin: Var. form Greens-bruising stroke Golf strokes of a sort. Give somebody the business Give the dickens Gave a verbal lashing. Giver of lectures Gets after Gives what for genus mackerel Glasgow biscuits Goodies for elevenses Great Dane of cartoons, informally Great Dane of animated cartoons Great Dane of cartoon Great Dane of cartoons Great Dane who leads people into destruction? "Give me the ___" (phrase that could be said, in two senses, at an ice cream social) Gather hastily Gather in a bouncing ball Gelato amount Gelato serving Get the exclusive Get the story first Got the story first Grabbed before anyone else could Grabbed with both hands Gets the story before Get a hurry on Get along now! Go quickly: Colloq. Go swiftly: Colloq. Go via Segway Goes quickly: Colloq. Goes suddenly: Colloq. Goes swiftly: Colloq. GREEK architect Greek sculptor, contemporary of Praxiteles. Greek sculptor-architect Genus of wading birds. Gain points Gain two on fourth and goal from the one Game result Get a goal Get a goal or a touchdown Get a run Get a run or a goal Get a three-pointer, e.g. Get a touchdown Get a touchdown, e.g. Get a touchdown, for example Get a touchdown, say Get home Get home safely Get one past the goalie Get points Get the ball in the net Get the ball past the goalie Gettysburg Address unit Gig for John Williams Go home, maybe Go over big Goal or basket Goal or touchdown Golfers sometimes fib about it Group of 20 gain points in a game Graphic on TV sports broadcasts Game record Game-watcher's aid Golfer's tally Gained an advantage. Got a basket or a run Got a goal Got a point Got a run home Got a touchdown, for example Got on the board Got the ball past the goalie Got the puck past the goalie Got a goal against Got a run against Got one past the goalie Get a point against Game supplies GAME points recorder Games official. Goal kicker, e.g. Goal maker Goalie's bane Gets a goal Gets a point Gets a run Gets a touchdown Gets home. Gets on the board Gets some victory points Groups of twenty Golf result that's better than one over par Grudge that might be avenged Getting on the board Getting the point Goal of most games (and a hint to this puzzle's theme) Gripe treated with contempt? "Gangs of New York" director "GoodFellas" director "GoodFellas" director Martin Galwegian, e.g. Gentleman with Paisley ties? Get off ___ free Gibson, in "Braveheart" Glasgow citizen Glasgow dweller Glasgow gentelman Glasgow guy Glasgow native Glasgow native, e.g. Glasgow resident Glaswegian Glaswegian or Aberdonian, e.g. Glaswegian or Dundonian Glaswegian, for example Glaswegian, for instance Glaswegian, for one Glengarry man Glengarry wearer Golfer Colin Montgomerie, e.g. Golfer Montgomerie e.g. Golfer at Royal Troon, often Gordon Brown, by birth Graham Bell, for one Great Highland bagpiper, often Great ___, a variety of potato. Groundskeeper Willie, for one Guy from Glasgow guy Skye Actress Groundskeeper's drink? Glaswegian gap? Gift wrapper's adhesive Good way to get off Got off ___ (avoided punishment) Gaels' place of old GOLF, home country of Gaels, e.g. Glasgow folk Glasgow language Glasgow natives Glasgow populace Glasgow residents Glaswegians Glaswegians, e.g. Gummy candies for one costumed in a kilt? Glasgow gents Guys from Glasgow "Gladiator II" director Ridley "Gladiator" director "Great Unknown" author of the 32 Waverley novels
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