2-Letter Words Starting with G

Perhaps flat hook with handle

Tuna helper (wordplay)

Boo-boo on the radio by Hook (wordplay)

Goal that comes wrapped (wordplay)

Soldier put on paper 2 (wordplay)

ESP, some say

The game some say spoils a good walk

Game; G (radio comms.)

Rough sport (wordplay)

Blunder, mistake (slang)

Waste time (with "off")

Blunder and almost blow up (wordplay)

Short with no end of water? Nonsense!

Worthless talk/ideas

What strong-willed folks seldom take

Stream from the bay (wordplay)

An oily part of the 27 across

Deep wide chasm

Lack of tact, perhaps

Lack of tact perhaps

Brick (that's dropped)

Relatives of boathooks.

Lineman's climbing aids

Large fishing hooks

Rascal, in Yiddish

Swindler, in slang

Thief, from the Yiddish.

Thief, to a yenta

Birthday openings (wordplay)

Occasional presentations (wordplay)

Britains prime minister until

A brief moment

Assistant who runs errands (slang)

Replacement reg of filmgoer perhaps

Errand boy, perhaps

Drives on a course maybe

Shoots nine, say

Enjoys a club maybe

""A thief, also GANEF, GANEV, GANOF, GONIF, GONIFF, GONOF, GONOPH""

""A thief, also GANEF, GANEV, GANOF, GONEF, GONIFF, GONOF, GONOPH""

Thief: Yiddish

Wastes time (with "off")

Wastes time, with 'off'

Gets it wrong

Silly as they come Slang.

Pal of Mickey and Donald

Silly Disney star

Replace damaged skin, perhaps

Politician's crime, perhaps

Stick in a tree (wordplay)

Part of a Charlie Brown catchphrase

Great sorrow at someone's death

Aggravation so to speak

Short-lived Lorne Greene crime drama

Shortlived Lorne Greene crime drama

Swindle la The Sting

Work as a swindler

Swindler's moola

Like a stern coach

Brusque and surly

Stern and brusque

Guff

Mexico, Guinea, etc.

Gaps to be bridged

California and Mexicompany

Full of whirlpools

Pleasure-loving insect (wordplay)

Pest nowadays interrupts great career

Bloodsucker that distresses cattle

Speared with a fish hook

Landed (fish) with pole

Landed a fish.

Cable guy (wordplay)

Manager's mistake, right (wordplay)

Old man, set employee (wordplay)

Embarrassing blunders Fr.

Social blunders, often of speech

Socially embarrassing actions or remarks

Crooks, in slang

Crooked crowd

Swindlers

Ganof

Boil off stewed fig, say

Turn into a vapor

Convert into an air-like substance

Like any great artist

Possessing natural talent

Talented, naturally accomplished

Gliff

Fetching couple (wordplay)

Fetching group (wordplay)

Fetching employees (wordplay)

Crimp with a heated iron

Gee! How tender the press must be to do this!

Consecrate

Was caught in a trap, maybe

Competed at Pebble Beach

Hit and walked

Bogey man (wordplay)

McGinley or Harrington, say

Green party (wordplay)

Gonef

""A thief, also GANEF, GANEV, GANOF, GONEF, GONIF, GONOF, GONOPH""

Gonif

Thieves Slang

Thieves: Slang

Made a mistake (US)

Made a mistake

Really goobered things up

Works hard, but operates corruptly

Some white-collar crimes

Splices or joins plant shoots together

Deep sorrows

Intense sorrows

Bereavements

Ornament at the base of a column

Claw, on une lionne in Lyon

Griff

Plays the con artist

Plays the con man

Profits by conning

Gruff

Brusque and surly

Loud hearty laugh

Burst of loud, hearty laughter

Laugh loud and long

Gulf

Conversation of a sort.

Coffee klatsch, typically

It's all talk

Electricians on movie sets

Old codgers.

Set electricians

Hooking a fish

Worthwhile, as employment

Bringing in money

Like most employment

A small {insect=n}

Slender swimmer; rash fig (anagram)

Halfbeak's cousin.

Fellow embraced by gaudily dressed swimmer

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

Endowing with talent

Endowing

Donating

Creature that's looked up to (wordplay)

High-minded individual (wordplay)

Blunder, accepting one runs for a 23!

Far from plaintive

Opposite of down

Full of fun.

Laud, as might archbishop

Praise extravagantly

Good cooking: fry oil and lard with honour

A {firefly=n}

Gee, they're so tender, manyfold!

Folks on course (wordplay)

Harrington and McIlroy, say

They're on course (wordplay)

On the green

Palmer's forte

On the links

Goniff

More slap-happy.

More wacky

More crackers

In a silly manner

Loafing, with "off"

Stuck in a tree (wordplay)

Worked very hard

On a new trunk

Hard worker working ultimately on beam

Greek later became a hard worker

A good supporter works hard

Indulge (a desire)

Force to sign with pleasure

Please Ray with gift that's unusual

Griffe

Merv of TV fame

Half-eagle half-lion creature

Monster to smile if female is caught

True facts concerning fabulous beast

Dog repeating phrase, almost missing out

One's forte in for gin is monstrous

Pulled a scam on

Conned

Con artist

Gruff

Gruff

In hoarse tones

With a snarl

Way more than giggles

Bursts of deep, loud laughter

Explosive laughs

Gulfy

Swallowing up, as in an abyss

Fine rug (anagram)

Discharge from the Army (wordplay)

Oater sound effect

Voice marathons (wordplay)

Wordy get-togethers

Motor-mouths love them

Persistently annoying people

Small insects that bite cattle and horses

By this, Sir! One takes a plane for the blood-suckers!

Gasify

Vaporizer, for example

Goes to a different state (wordplay)

Having the form of gas

Playboy center, for one

Double-LP sleeve format

Feature of some double albums

Gauffer

Improve (housing area)

Make suitable for the middle class

Renovate expensively - grand door frames provided

Devoid of bacteria

... emerge from striking Old Master uncannily pure

Antiseptic

Frightful

In a talented manner

Being without a gift

China, say

Animals that fight by necking

High-reaching ruminants

They can hold their heads high

Amount held in a tumbler (wordplay)

Maximum load for schooner (wordplay)

More than a sip

{gloomy=adj}

A tropical fish

Goffer

Fair prize perhaps for a little swimmer

Holds fig out for aquarium dweller

Pet that's easy to care for

Golfing

What's odd on flag and on old banner

North Cornish river encompassed by showman with flying colours

Banner

""A banner, also GONFALON""

CBS drama (with "The")

CBS hit drama (with "The")

Dance for dodos (wordplay)

Dance for dodos?

Extremely silly person

Most absurd

Least sensible

Most silly

Tripping over one's feet

Pleasing or attractive.

Moving easily and elegantly

Read this at your convenience (wordplay)

Wall art (wordplay)

The writing on the wall (wordplay)

Individual inscription made on a wall

Scratching on walls, pottery, etc

Illicit drawing on a public building

The process of grafting

They work hard on Greek desserts

Certain nursery-men

They work hard

Shoot-shift procedure

Transplanting a shoot onto new stock

Horticultural transplant technique

Felt a rug (anagram)

In the spirit of Thanksgiving, say

Dead sentiment (wordplay)

A {dogfish=n}

Easy prey for the spider (wordplay)

How a pH is a pest (wordplay)

There putting wings on it

Mythic eagle-lion hybrids

Creatures with the bodies of lions

Small wiry matted pet dogs.

Con artists

Grift

Most curmudgeonly

Pope interrupting good saint, most abrupt in manner

Gruffy

In a gruffy manner

Gruff

Somewhat gruff

Designating an order of birds

Hooted 'Humbug!' to one being married

Didn't just chuckle

Gave coarse noisy laugh

Wily guy is left kicking heels by empty urinal

Tricky.

Cunning

Gulfy

Resembling a deep chasm

A brown algae

Shooting at the OK Corral (wordplay)

There was one at the O.K. Corral

O.K. Corral climax

Gunfire

The flint in a flintlock

One way to be employed

A drink outside completely finished in a lucrative way

Gallfly

GARDEN to cultivate a plot of land

Garfish

Gasifier

Gasify

Software developer with pen to fill in oversize pages

Gauffer

Change of clothing in the car (wordplay)

May be on column or floor (4,5)

Speed stick (wordplay)

Express reverence, perhaps

Bend the knee as sign of reverence

Go down on one knee in homage

Arctic bird of prey

Like much of Howard Hughes' home, later on

Giftware

GIRAFFE a long-necked mammal

Glassful

Flee into the gully? With pleasure

Joyously

""A plectognath fish of the genera Diodon, Tetrodon, and allied genera. The globefishes can suck in water or air and distend the body to a more or less globular form. Called also porcupine fish, and sea hedgehog. See Diodon. Diodon, Tetrodon, and allied genera. The globefishes can suck in water or air and distend the body to a more or less globular form. Called also porcupine fish, and sea hedgehog. See Diodon.""

Appearing more special than is the case

Praised and worshipped

Worshipped; extolled

""-fies , -fying , -fied (tr) to make glorious""

Sings the praises of

Makes much of

What thirsty flowers do

Glowfly

Mafioso as sponsor (wordplay)

Mafia boss (wordplay)

Religious duty for the Mafia

Gee, what a tender thing to be doing with pleats!

Source of metal or pitch

Place to pick up valuable nuggets

Getting on a bit in German locality of battle where valuable metal can be found

Tiny European bird

Small bird with yellow and black wings

Bird folding flailing wings in crash

Gonfalon

Gonfanon

Silly, silly people

Silly folks

Doofuses

Utterly silly behaviour

Silly behavior

Wacky quality of sentimentality combined with shortage of subtlety

Large-mouthed marine denizen

Shrub of beet family

Plant of the beet family

Graftage

Planning finally approved - delighted!

Indulged or pleased

Gave pleasure to

Government gives approval and provides satisfaction

Gruffy

Surly manner

Harsh quality

Brusqueness

Guffaw

Gulfweed

OK corral occurences

Oater events

Gunflint

Gunfight

Fly, garcon (anagram)

Arctic bird of prey

NWT's official bird

Gardenful

Gauffer

Pole Position game controls

Standard sticks

Standard features

People of good breeding

With a red tinge, if it's made respectable

Comparative adjective or agent noun

Gentrify

Bows in church

Shows respect

Pays homage

Gerfalcon

GHASTFUL frightful

The state of being gifted.

Her pal or his (wordplay)

Steady! Unsteady rider needs a fling

Avril Lavigne hit

Glorifier

Glorify

Goatfish

Some of Puzo's sponsors (wordplay)

Film's sponsors

Goldfield