Letter G 93750–94000

Get past the guards, perhaps Gain surreptitious access, as to a stage or ballot Goes furtively Goes quietly, perhaps Gym pair, informally Gym shoes, briefly Gym shoes, colloquially Gym shoes, for short Gymwear Gets past quietly Gets away, in a way Giovanni Ribisi title con man Gyro bread with lots of extra hidden calories? Giants guard Chris Giants guard Chris with two Super Bowl rings Giants lineman Chris Golfer Ed Golfer-commentator Ed Golfer-turned-announcer Golfing legend Ed Give a sarcastic look Give a sour look Gnarly grimace Grimace from the Grinch Grimace of contempt. Grimace of derision Grimace with derision Grinchlike look Grinchlike smile Give a mean look Gibing one. Grinch, often Gibers. Grinches and villains, at times Grinning villains, often Gibing. Grimaces disdainfully. Grinch's grins Grinchy grins Gives a derisive look Given to disdainful remarks. Given to flouting. Go 'achoo!' "Gesundheit" preceders Goes "A-a-a-choo!" Goes "Achoo!" Goes "Ah-choo!" Grumpy compatriot Gut leader Gaming console released in 1990 (abbr.) Genesis rival, for short Go "heh-heh" Giggled Giggles. Glass for brandy Globular goblet Goblet for brandy Goblets for brandy Giggled, British style. Giggler. Go after eels Goes after eels Get coupons GO shooting Game bird of the marshes. Gossip maliciously Gutter bird Get ugly with Guerrilla, at times Gunman of a sort Guerrilla marksmen. Getting in barbs Galled mood Grouchy mood Grumptastic state Grumpy Cat's apparent mood Grumpy condition Grumpy mood Grumpy spell Gang singer Golden ball in a quidditch game Grumpy moods Get all whiny Geo. Carlin was its first host (1975) George Carlin hosted the first one, briefly George Carlin was its first host, for short Gilda Radner's old show, for short Gilda Radner's show, for short Goal for aspiring comedians, for short George Carlin became the first one in '75 George Carlin was the first George Carlin was the first, briefly Guest star of an NBC comedy show __-Globe: common paperweight __-Globe: desk item __-Globe: paperweight __-Globe: shakable collectible __-globe (kind of paperweight) Gatekeeping sort Given to overvaluing social status Groomers employed at some resorts Gelid treat Go all out for a party, say Get amorous, in Exeter Get lovey-dovey, in Leeds Gesture made with the thumb and nose Gesture of defiance Game played on a green baize with cues and colored balls Game in which a pink ball is worth six points Game of pool. Game on a table Game played with 15 red balls Game played with cues game played on a billiard table Game fish of the tropical Atlantic "Gin & Juice" rapper "Gin and Juice" rapper, familiarly Get overly personal Get your nose into someone's business Got overpersonal Grimace of contempt: Colloq. Grimace: Slang. Grimaces: Colloq. Go back undercover? Grab 40 winks Gets nine more minutes Go "Honk shoo honk shoo" Go "ZZZ!" Go "Zzzz" [God! This is so BOR-ing!] Goes "ZZZ" in the night Goes "honk shoo, honk shoo" Gulp of liquor Gales: Slang. Goes "hah!" Gulps of liquor Gorilla ___ (hair gel product) Global precipitation? Globe's pseudo-contents Good news at Aspen Good news at Stowe Good news at Vail Good news for skiers Goose or mobile ___ globe (desk adornment) Gain popularity at an accelerating rate Get bigger and bigger Growing at an exponential rate Grows apace Grows larger. glide down a snow-covered slope while standing on a board GALANTHUS nivalis Glibly deceived Globe-shaking outcome? Glacier "nourishment" Guard against drifting Grimms' Fairy Tales heroine Guarantee that your deception won't be given away? Glibly misleads Garb for schussers Gal pal of seven little ones GREAT Dividing Range river Good for skiing Gown renters: Abbr. Grads-to-be: Abbr. Give the brush-off to Glaring omission from a slate of nominations Given the cold shoulder Gives the brush-off Gives the brush-off to Gives the brushoff, maybe Go-bys GROUND tobacco leaves and stems, product of Good thing to be up to Get close and cozy Get cosy Get really close Get affectionate (with) Gary ___, Pultizer-winning Beat poet "___ guy walks into ..." (joke start) "___ guy walks into a bar . . ." "___ guy walks into a bar . . ." (joke start) ___ group of NSA agents walk into a bar. The bartender says "I've got a joke for you!" The agents say, "Yeah, we've heard it." Get really wet Get thoroughly wet Get very wet Good long bath Gouged Get absorbed Get something through your head Gets good and wet Gets really wet Gets the laundry ready Gets thoroughly wet Good long baths "Getting back to my anecdote . . ." "General Hospital," for one "Guiding Light," e.g. (R.I.P.) Get into a lather Grease cutter Got in a lather Got into a lather? Got sudsy "General Hospital" is one "General Hospital" or "Days of Our Lives," e.g. "General Hospital" or "The Young and the Restless" "General Hospital" and "One Life to Live" Gh and olti, e.g. Get all sudsy Get frothy Get oneself in a lather Get ready to scrub Get the last bit of, as gravy Gov. Williams' nickname. Get a bird's-eye view Get as high as a kite Get over things Get really High Get super high Glide Eagle style Glide above the clouds Glide aloft Glide high Glide in air. Glide like a bird Glide like a buzzard Glide like a hawk Glide on high Go aloft Go from reasonable to exorbitant Go hang gliding Go hang-gliding Go into the wild blue yonder Go out of sight, as gas prices Go paragliding Go paragliding, say Go parasailing Go parasailing, perhaps Go sky high Go sky-high Go sky-high, as prices Go stratospheric Go through the roof, as prices Go to great heights Go up fast Go up in spirits Go up like a rocket Go up rapidly Go up, up, up Go way up