2-Letter Words Starting with G

Pike (AKA jack )

Nosy fish (wordplay)

A fish; cloth scrap (reversed)

Massive wild ox

Bovine of South Asia

Huge wild ox

Clothes (first or second, perhaps?)

Hook, line, and sinker (wordplay)

Reverse, for one

Growl (or backwards, tolled)

Growl, old-style (or backward, tolled)

Growl (or backward, pealed)

In the bag (abbreviation)

gum (thickener)

Legume of India

One who appraises

One who appraises

Estimator variable

Sega user say

One obsessed, perhaps, with Nintendo

Xbox devotee, say

Fish in Volga, perhaps

Person who stares

One with a wideopen mouth

Swamp thing (wordplay)

Big snapper (wordplay)

Burt Reynolds flick

Happier camper (wordplay)

More fabulous perhaps

More fabulous, perhaps

Star follower (wordplay)

A real looker (wordplay)

Real looker (wordplay)

Raw white of egg

Reported dazzle from egg white varnish

Egg white glaze, to a chef

Growl old style

Growl, old style.

Bowser's warning

Of the throat

Of the throat.

Of the upper throat.

Quite a talker

Non-stop talker

Talkative one

No stay-at-home

Dad, Reg turn out to a person who flits about

Runabout

Cable guy (wordplay)

Manager's mistake, right (wordplay)

Old man, set employee (wordplay)

Jokester sounding slightly crazy

Joke writer

Stock that goes up, say

Dive with a flip

It may be done off the board

Legging to cover ankle and instep

Legging or spat

Relative of a romeo

""An extract from an Asian vine, also GAMBIER, GAMBIA""

More pungent, as meat

More highly flavored.

Stronger-tasting, as venison

An old countrywoman

Woman at Girton, we're told, got the needle

Old woman

Looking at something - ranged (anagram)

Sauce sharer, in saying

Bird found in butcher's (wordplay)

It's good to exasperate the foreman!

Foreman makes group-leader rage

Foreman of a work group

British can opener (wordplay)

Key employer in England (wordplay)

Prison guard, London-style

Former V. P

Wallace's predecessor.

Rockford portrayer James

Hose attachment (wordplay)

Wedding band (wordplay)

Best man's catch, perhaps

More hideous fish swallowed her

8, perhaps? One's smoked

Grapes (anagram) - cigarette (slang)

Pagers (anagram) - cigarette (slang)

Very funny joke (Sl.)

Joke that wows 'em

Joke that causes a belly laugh

The enlarged part of the abdomen in some insects

Understand the rag (wordplay)

The rag (anagram)

Gate-crasher misses races and rally

British excise-tax collector

One performing quality checks

Quality check department employee

One staring stupidly

Open-mouthed one

Wide-eyed witness

A non-Muslim

Alluring beauty (Var.)

Alluring quality (Var.)

Star quality (Var.)

One who finishes a donut (wordplay)

One finishing a donut

Finisher of pottery or cakes

Beaver, for one

Who chewed out Wagner (wordplay)

Mouse, for example

Building site sight

Road building & repair vehicle

Teaching assistant, often

A shredder should be larger, they say

Sounds more than rather rough

Gadget for cheese

One who impresses

More serious

More serious.

More distinguished (wordplay)

More distinguished, so they say

Showing more age, maybe

Cow, for instance

Grass-eating beast

It's home on the range

B.B. King's Lucille, for one

Shredding equipment (wordplay)

One picked for concert (wordplay)

More irritatingly talkative

More talkative

More chatty

Heroine in play said to be a chatterbox

Nonstop talker.

Double-talker.

Henny Youngman, for one

"The Daily Show" writer, for example

Criminal not close to Batman and Joker

""An extract from an Asian vine, also GAMBIA, GAMBIR""

Does this make one any better (wordplay)

Better call him by another name!

One attempting to clean out the house

Gammy

Gappy

Mrs. Malaprop, for example.

One clearing one's throat (wordplay)

Sore-throat treater

Mouthwash user

Given to more vapid or boastful talk

Gauche

Louder, if not neater

More showy, in a tasteless way

Less tasteful, in a way

""To press ridges or pleats into, also GOFFER""

Less filled out

Thinner relation settling in Germany

Relation visiting Germany gets thinner

Gauzy

Not as graceful

That's cold!

Mostly large ice moving (wordplay)

There's a national park named for one

Good run makes one more cheerful

Comparatively delighted

Comparatively tickled

Glady

Magazine with "Woman of the Year" awards

Good actress, alluring beauty

The allure of a good Latin love-affair

One taking a quick look

One stealing a look

One peeking

Glary

One doing panestaking work (wordplay)

One who does windows (wordplay)

Panestaking one (wordplay)

Reflective cheating device*

Diamond: Slang.

Enlarge possibility for Ruth (wordplay)

General disorder, one gathers

Figure in Millet painting.

"I told you so!" type

Person rubbing it in

I told you so! type

It's sensational!

He seizes what he sees

Attention-getting element

Hard worker working ultimately on beam

Greek later became a hard worker

A good supporter works hard

House painter's tool or brush

Decorative painter of wood.

Brush or tool for marking wood surfaces.

Case study (wordplay)

Tense matter (wordplay)

The problem with these clue (wordplay)

More imposing regal father and daughter

Wider in scope

More awe-inspiring

Member of a farmers' organization

Best friend of Potter and Weasley

Farm-association member

Foundation executive or lamp genie

Patron, maybe

Donor

NEA, for example

Researcher's benefactor

Many a benevolent organization

Some wines, perhaps

Soldiers' mess in Greece has more fruit

Greedy person

Avaricious person.

Greedy person.

One fattening sheep

One rearing sheep or cattle for market

Rancher

The Fonz, for one

Fonzie, for one

Danny Zuko, for one

What > means (with "than")

Almost equal to Ali (wordplay)

Word before good or Antilles

Bad pun, for one

The old - - (Bing Crosby)

Portion of corn (wordplay)

Sentry.

Suggestive dancer, say

One doing the twist, for example

Belly dancer, for example

Gainly

Horse with a three-beat gait

Paul Revere, on the run

Old military word for an aide-de-camp

Better fiddle gas meter!

One playing for wagers

Las Vegas habitue.

One who misleads by deceptive talk

""Pertaining to a ganglion, also GANGLIAL""

Taller and thinner

More like a string bean

More lanky

Soprano, for one

One using a heater, say

Little Caesar, for one

Rock used to line furnaces

One with a growth mindset (wordplay)

Fruit grower of sorts.

Worker spending time in bed (wordplay)

""One who executes by strangling, also GARROTER""

Spanish executioner.

Strangler with soldiers going around in band

Strangler

""A gaslight chandelier, also GASELIER, GASOLIER""

""A gaslight chandelier, also GASALIER, GASOLIER""

Vaporizer, for example

Old lamp needs fuel, Oliver not very helpful

Hunter attachment (wordplay)

Hunter's counterpart

One collecting eg plants for subsistence

One outbidding on house

One breaking house-purchase agreement

In a more glad manner

Glairy

Good dog! Fur finally more shiny

More vacant, as eyes

More vacant, as a stare

Gleamy

Having the shape of a sphere

Like the "lava" in a lava lamp

Shaped like drops of liquid

More difficult, in slang

More knotted, as trees

More knotted or knobbed

Having more black flies

Some rags (anagram)

Fine substance (of cobwebs?)

Any thin, light fabric

Grabby

One that {gropes=v}

Not so good, as a photo

Less clear, to a photographer

Less fine

Majesty (God's, Hopkins)

Greatness, perhaps ironic

Good money to hear Your Majesty

A grandfather

Gritty (like some sugar?)

Made of small particles

Like grains or hard particles

In sports, a wrestler.

One who wrestles

Hand-to-hand combatant

More verdant, perhaps

More lush, in a way

Hawaiian vs. Mainland skirts.

Less appetizing, in a way

Like frying vis-a-vis baking

Like frying vis- -vis baking

Dentist's patient, for example

Mime, at times

Maker of faces.

Explosive substance

Ron Popeil, for example

One with the latest gizmos

One who loves clever ingenious devices

One who denies

Opponent wins over philosopher

One who contradicts

Variant of ganister .

Heard logs (anagram) - fuel store

Tank, relatively ancient - support for cut (wordplay)

Some great construction (wordplay)

One that has a view of the Oval!

Fuel storage tank

""Pl. gastrulas or gastrulae (-l ) An embryo at the stage following the blastula, consisting of a hollow, two-layered sac of ectoderm and endoderm surrounding an archenteron that communicates with the exterior through the blastopore.""

One kind of reference book.

Dictionary of geography

Atlas go-with

Machine that produces electricity

Dynamo, in the U.S.

Existing in name only

Diviner, of sorts

Diviner love cherished by men dancing with grace

One skilled in the art of placing buildings, etc, auspiciously

Plant of the mint family

A blooming Teutonic ruddy turn-up

Herb, continental turned a bright colour

More horrible

More dreadful

Pl. glabellae (-b l ) The smooth area between the eyebrows just above the nose.

Prizefighter of sorts.

Spartacus, for one

Gold tiara (anagram)

Gladsome

Type of fever

Of the endocrine system

Sort of fever gradually spreading May 3rd/June 3rd

GLISSADE to perform a gliding dance step

A writer of glosses or comments; a commentator.

Mafioso as sponsor (wordplay)

Mafia boss (wordplay)

Religious duty for the Mafia

Duck with orange? Sod off!

Muck on smoother bird

Male bird pecking duck, very large duck

A dividing engine.

Soldier - in red gear (anagram)

Infantryman - in red gear (anagram)

One in regiment collapsing near ridge

""Pertaining too, or resembling, a gooseberry; as, grossular garnet. as, grossular garnet.""

Co-signer, say

One who provides surety

United taken over by horribly arrogant underwriter

""One who, or that which, galvanize.""

Lady Chatterley's lover, for one

Lucky poacher (wordplay)

Breeder of birds for shooting

GANGBANG successive copulations of one person by many others

US agent involved with nugget bars

Bane of organized criminals

A great boaster; a blusterer.

Entry attendant; butterfly

Doorman's kin

One of 18 that might take its toll (wordplay)

Student of Earth's features

Person studying the physical aspects of the earth

GLAMORIZE

Bottle creator (2 words)

One whose job blows

It will help smooth things over

One looking to get around a girl parking - a real smoothie!

English word

Hugo Allen is such a footballer!

Competitor for the Vezina Trophy

Hockey player

Patrick Roy for one

Patrick Roy for one

Guidance counselor (wordplay)

Bird changing tack? Grouse!

Insect-eating bird such as the whippoorwill

""GRANULATE To form into grains or small masses; as, to granulate powder, sugar, or metal. as, to granulate powder, sugar, or metal.""

Measurer of g

He fits out miners

Organ beneath the liver

It stores bile

Organ attached to the liver

GALLERY to provide with a long covered area

Large mosquito

Biting insect

One who takes general or comprehensive views

Rig vote in plant across railway

*Rearrange electoral districts

He seeks a political advantage

Expert in see-through design (wordplay)

Chihuly, for one

Artisan with strong lungs

Glasswork

Man at home in D.C. (wordplay)

Tiny insect-eating bird

Insect-eating bird

She may have a "relative" with a wand

Drew Barrymore to Steven Spielberg

Sponsored one, often

""A greedy, voracious eater; a gormand; a glutton.""

Graceful

Napoleonic family name

An old-timer (wordplay)

Relative U clock

Clock or clause

Rose Kennedy to John Jr.

Rose Kennedy to John Jr.

Proverbially competent egg sucker

Wickerwork bin (wordplay)

Entomologist's cocktail (wordplay)

Insect (that won't stay still for long?)

Grateful

""One of those who supported greenback or paper money, and opposed the resumption of specie payments.""

Greenmail

Moisture found in rocks or soil

Spring source

Aquifer contents

Instrument for measuring small electric currents

Instrument for detecting small electric currents - mangrove et al (anagram)

Man got a lever working, device in physics lab (wordplay)

One who gesticulates.

Show-off (1975-80)

*Showboating type

Show-off

A writer of a glossary; a commentator; a scholiast.

Your dad's girl to your dad's dad

Bridget, to Henry

Young relative seeing old king and the changing of the guard

Innovative type

""Having the structure, or performing the functions, both of digestive and circulatory organs; as, the gastrovascular cavity of c&oe;lenterates. as, the gastrovascular cavity of c&oe;lenterates.""

*Wine made from one of the four "noble" grapes in Alsace's grand cru vineyards

An instrument having a heavy gyroscope whose axis spins in a vertical plane to reduce the side-to-side rolling of a ship or aircraft.