10-Letter Words Containing G

Kind and considerate

Generous description of unambiguous (wordplay)

Generous sack filled with rubbish I gather

Very talkative

Seepage aboard ship

Ship's seepage

Nonsense

Bilingual

All gibbons gathered in distant watering holes

Rot, in a good way

Break down

""The impairment or degradation of something, such as a ship's hull or mechanical equipment, as a result of the growth or activity of living organisms.""

BIOGEN a hypothetical unit of protoplasm

T. H. Huxley's postulation

Life-begets-life hypothesis

Like Ernst Haeckel's law

The subject of a biography.

Creator of life in a bookshop (wordplay)

A life's work for him

One who can tell your story

BIOGRAPH to write a biography of

Kind of warfare.

Relating to living organisms

Type of clock

Biologism

Watson and Crick, for two

Julian Huxley and James Watson

Birdlime

Civil liberty in the U. S.

Labour facing Tory inheritance

Inheritance of the firstborn

Prattle

Blacken

Protector for actress Karen (wordplay)

Dog left in support with sentry

Rogue bishop to go without protection

Milky gelatine dessert

French molded dessert.

Jelly-like pudding made with milk

Heavy snowstorrm

Blarney

Turner entertained by escort's prattle

Windbag's activity

Blatter

Blazoning

Causing flaws in

Spotting part of problem is hinge

Its damaging to search engine going around the French motorway on QT (wordplay)

Blether

BLINDING the act of blinding

Hampering the peripheral vision of, as a racehorse

Gruelingly intense

Very hot American crooner embracing surgeon

Very hot, so tires out wearing some large items of jewellery

Cheerful band, though stupid (wordplay)

Prattling away in happy band

Carefree group talking nonsense

Swift military offensive

Sudden overwhelming attack

Sudden overpowering military attack

Blockade

The fact or state of being guilty of murder or bloodshed.

Putting forth flowers

Flowering

Bloviate

Weeping noisily.

Famous crooner keeps awkward person in tears

Hit by stick, doctor bonded with glue

""A viral disease of sheep and cattle that is transmitted by biting insects and is characterized by fever, the formation of oral lesions, and swelling and cyanosis of the lips and tongue.""

Stumbling below, wearing tacky jewellery

Beneath appearing in flash jewellery - it's crass

BLURRING blur

Guns by hill going off in confusion

Showing embarrassment

Swaggering.

Swaggering crooner, one with passionate desires hidden

Stormy.

Docking, as a Doberman

Bullet-proof vests for escorts (wordplay)

Minders

Boldface

Propping up pillow in middle of night

Giving a boost

Supporting

Bombard

Instruments on B-29's.

Devices found aboard B-29s

Odds-offering operation

Returning weapons (wordplay)

Reports cover new range of weapons

Brings back to Sidney, say many happy returns, perhaps

What a waste!

Do pointless work

Giant waste of money

Bootleg

Salesman of sorts.

One running for work (wordplay)

Speak-easy supplier

Borborygmus

BORING an inner cavity

Borrowing

Botanise

Botanize

With a bounce.

BOURGEOIS A size of type between long primer and brevier. See Type. Type.

Bourgeon

Archer's supplies

They launch Cupid's darts and play violins etc.

Boxhaul

Not buying, say

Not buying

Linking track being relaid

Brannigan

Brattice

Breathing

Breeching

Brevet

Bricolage

Lohengrin, for one.

Man of the match (wordplay)

Union member (wordplay)

Capable of being connected by a bridge or as if by a bridge.

Secured position from which to advance

Encourages former strange sort of story

Part of a combat zone

It's not easy to cross an English poet embracing the French

Humber is no longer where pressure's high - express good wishes about it

That tooth will have to come out!

GI is barred for abusing officers

Officers ordering a ride aboard sailing ships

A dire manoeuvre accepted by ship's officers

Freebootery.

""A coast of armor for the body, consisting of scales or plates, sometimes overlapping each other, generally of metal, and sewed to linen or other material. It was worn in the Middle Ages.""

Two-masted sailing vessel

Craft work of giant encased in salt

Giant waves in the sea for boat

Cheered up after book's corrected

Made vibrant

Bishop, having got put straight, cheered up

BRIGHTEN to make {bright=adj}

Light from Beth's ring's shimmering

Magnitude of book's propriety

Noon at the Loch

Metal parts or fixtures made bright by polishing.

Bringdown

What travel is so

What travel is so.

Expanding port in boring operation

Broguery

Broider

N.Y.S.E. members

Trading places

The charges that had one even more bankrupt for times

Brokering

""A genus (Bromus) of grasses, one species of which is the chess or cheat.(Bromus) of grasses, one species of which is the chess or cheat.""

BROODING an act of brooding

Brother

Browridge

Brummagem

Brutify

Bryology

One versed in bryology.

Bubblegum

Buckler

Buckram

Bird, one moving round capital

Popular cage-bird

Bird commonly kept as a pet

America's Dodge, England's Butler

Buffalo

Bugleweed

Attacked with fierceness and anger

BULLDOG to wrestle and throw a steer

Bovine asleep (wordplay)

Leveling, in a way

Lazy optimist's favorite activity (wordplay)

Bullfight

Bulwark

BUMBLING an instance of clumsiness

""A grass growing in bunches and affording pasture. In California, Atropis tenuifolia, Festuca scabrella, and several kinds of Stipa are favorite bunch grasses. In Utah, Eriocoma cuspidata is a good bunch grass.Atropis tenuifolia, Festuca scabrella, and several kinds of Stipa are favorite bunch grasses. In Utah, Eriocoma cuspidata is a good bunch grass.""

""Awkward to move or use especially because of shape; as, a load of bunglesome paraphernalia.as, a load of bunglesome paraphernalia.""

Clumsily; awkwardly.

Growing container good to protect spur

Urgent sensation

Growing desire to get on admitted by crooner

Second-story jobs

Blair's urge for transportation for such offences

G. Gordon Liddy's peepers (wordplay)

Burgundy

Burnish

Burthen

Bushel

Backwoodsman in awful rush in clapped-out car

So two heads of state spoke across the Atlantic? That's criminal!

Former US president meeting forest officer, backwoodsman

BUSTLING bustle

Butcher

Butylate

Old forms of electronic messages

Overseas wires

Bad handwriting or spelling, as any fule kno

Caginess

Scrambling on crag's rim - here (wordplay)

National park with Britain's only herd of reindeer

Calamine

Calcifuge

Calcify

Affected with darkness or dimness; dark; obscure.

Measuring thicknesses

Callous

Calorize

Cardinal who is the papal treasurer

Disguise (from enemy)

Hide male in a foul cage after beating

Means of disguise

Lobbied for water charges during election, for instance? They did it!

Crusaded

Person on a trail

Man running for office.

Party man in action.

Place to erect a tent

Only common word in the English language with the consecutive letters MPG

Canalise

Canalize

Getting rid of corporal punishment when holding group of terrorists

Canonise

Putting on a pedestal

Kissing and cuddling

Canulate

Soliciting to make the painting squeal!

Caponize

Capriole

Captain

Caption

Caracole

CARAVAN to travel in a portable home

Cause of cancer

Wanting a cigar, one can perhaps be at risk from this

Vehicle 101 has complete lack of data that produces growth

Chaotic drama with corgi and ticker tape

Diagnostic aid

Beat record

Study of poker (wordplay)

Study of the heart

Heart doctor's field

Caregiver

""An individual, such as a physician, nurse, or social worker, who assists in the identification, prevention, or treatment of an illness or disability.""

Mark on script by a man in charge looking after things

""(Medicine / Pathology) (of a substance) producing caries, esp in the teeth""

Tending to a flat (wordplay)

Vehicle stealing

Song and dance of the French Revolution

Carnify

Old-fashioned luggage.

Old-fashioned luggage

One-time suitcases

Carpeting

English word

Riding in the far-left lane, perhaps

Fuel-saving strategy

Gas-saving plan

Carrageen

Variant of carrageen .

Cartilage

Pulitzer Prize category

Printer toner containers

War games ammo (with the preceding space)

Printer inserts

Dismissing a wrongdoer from the armed forces

Reach GIs in disarray, moving from military position

Players I kept in school and told off

List of actors I shut up, reprimanded

Players I kept in and chastised

Dresses down

Gives a poor review when stage act is terrible

Reprimands

Severe critic to have fresh go at racist

Making ineffective players score

They process album listings reference

Catalog

""CATALOGUE A list or enumeration of names, or articles arranged methodically, often in alphabetical order; as, a catalogue of the students of a college, or of books, or of the stars. as, a catalogue of the students of a college, or of books, or of the stars.""

One who makes a listing or inventory

Lynx becomes list maker

He should make the list

Conversations with one's kitty (wordplay)

All the items there make up the E. coast of Gaul

Lists

Catalyze

Alternative to booing or hissing

Evacuating hotel, pick up everyone in grand display of disapproval

Tories cage working classes

Game of lists

Word game

I agree cost is incorporated in order

Tie cargoes roughly and put into boxes

Type 'A secret I foolishly try to hide'

Arrange in groups

Label

Classify

Catenate

Catfacing

Cathect

Taking a short sleep

Stealing pet that's briefly asleep (wordplay)

Caucus

Causalgia

Caution

Cavitate