2-Letter Words Starting with G

Go on! Beat it!

Beat it, ya varmint!

Quit standin' around!

Gallop, for one

Way to go (wordplay)

Canter for one

Goal that comes wrapped (wordplay)

Soldier put on paper 2 (wordplay)

ESP, some say

A lily's cover (wordplay)

Expensive coat (wordplay)

Shame say, living in pigsty

Bound round (with a belt or band)

Tightened (his loins)

Carpenter's heavy beam

The main point of logistics (wordplay)

Meat, of sorts

In which the meaning is taken

Sandy's stubborn courage (wordplay)

Courage? King George has it!

That's brave and rough!

Lawrence Taylor for one

Extremely large (person)

Barry Bonds for one

Leg-of-mutton sleeve

1962 Jackie Gleason film

A leg of mutton

Flash of light (in the eye?)

Flash of starlight

A momentary brightness

Swindle la The Sting

Work as a swindler

Swindler's moola

West African storyteller

Storyteller in West Africa

Tribal historian in West Africa

Grip

It's for the mill (wordplay)

Corn to the mill (nonverbal)

Unground oats, say

Kind of trip (wordplay)

free lowcal maybe

Jury's finding, perhaps

In opposition, to Keats

At cross purposes.

Opposed to, poetically

Small ship, moved by oars and sails

Small Dutch merchant ship.

Small trading vessel

Sacrificial opening (chess)

Opening move (chess)

Gee, I've been bitten by this opening!

Like Holmes's Baker Street, say

Like quaint streets, perhaps

Made to question one's sanity (wordplay)

Projecting beam of a crane

An old-time gallows

Place for hanging up large stake

Kind of gravy

Internal organ of a fowl

Edible internal organ of a fowl

""A playful girl, also GIGLOT""

""A playful girl, also GIGLET""

Gee, I'm allowed to be such a bore!

A boring cocktail (wordplay)

Small tool for boring holes

Wader; do twig (anagram)

Wader; two dig (anagram)

Long-billed wader

Long-tailed monkey

Relative of a rhesus

Green monkey.

Impure resin of turpentine

Turpentine that exudes from cluster pine

Crude turpentine oleoresin.

Light Dutch merchant ship.

Most ill-smelling, as meat

Most like venison

Most off-tasting

Soldier talk it gives you a lot of info

Show pretty PC unit

Ethernet unit

- - and George (art)

Arenas in arenas

"Eat, Pray, Love" author

Telling about fishing-tackle

Curtainlike fish catcher

Angler's apparatus

""Foolish, also GLAIKIT""

""Foolish, also GLAIKET""

Gluey

Writer of aphorisms

Requiring the most napkins, say

Most like melted chocolate

Superlatively soft, as a cookie

Having the most guts (wordplay)

Bloody to the max

Most disagreeable, as details

Most loquacious: Colloq

To gad about

Druggist's jar

Small earthen jar.

Gammy

Gappy

'Fanny by - - ' (1944 film)

Hydrogen, for instance (wordplay)

Neon (wordplay)

Most in need of Beano, maybe

Most long-winded

Most boastful

Not allowing gas in or out

Most over the top

Most flashy car gets bashed outside

Gauzy

Gawky

Geeky

Gemmy

Germy

Dizzy to the max

Most frivolous

Most bubbly

Big quantity of juice (wordplay)

Mass power generation unit

Large unit of power

Gimpy

Ginny

Glady

Glary

Glazy

Glib

Most pious

Most absurd

Least sensible

Most silly

Goopy

Goosy

Gorsy

Gouty

Measure of slope

Rate of inclination

Angle of slope

Grapy

One that submits a complaint for arbitration

Dingy to the max

Most dirt-covered

Most dirty

Grim

Gripey

A tropical American bird

Gulfy

Gulpy

Most tacky to get married twice, that is, in rush

Shooting at the OK Corral (wordplay)

There was one at the O.K. Corral

O.K. Corral climax

The flint in a flintlock

End of a rifle (wordplay)

The . in .357 Magnum (wordplay)

Muzzle of a firearm

Most effusive

Most exuberant attempts to enter boat the wrong way

Gusty

Gutsy

Most courageous (Var.)

Gainly

Gad about gaily

Gad about, seeking pleasure

Go out seeking amusement

Most awkward

Change of clothing in the car (wordplay)

May be on column or floor (4,5)

Speed stick (wordplay)

Surveyor to stop going east of creek

Surveyor finally finding excuse to stop

I got seeds for scientific student of earth's shape and size

Fault finder (wordplay)

Stones fan (wordplay)

One studying rocks

Ghosty

Giggly

In a most glad manner

Glairy

Most lifeless girl's found in drink

Most vitreous

Most expressionless

Gleamy

Gleety

Glitzy

GLOBALISE GLOBAL worldwide or comprehensive

Globby

Most dispirited

Miles to go - terrible - most depressing!

Most depressing

Most shiny, sleek

Most like magazine covers

Most lustrous

Glumpy

Most contorted

Gnatty

Goggly

Goodly

Grabby

Grainy

Most lush, as lawns

Fried in the most oil, say

Most covered with oil

Mostly in want, but not mostly in need

Least generous, stops running in hail

Most shamelessly grasping.

Greeny

Grippy

Grisly

Gritty

Groggy

Groovy

Grotty

Grouty

Growly

Most dirty

Muckiest stones, extra black, blocking gate, regularly removed

Gruffy

Grumpy

Grungey

Sherpas' newspaper (wordplay)

Traveler s aid

Sign that shows the way

A quotation mark.

Craft circles loch to test diver

Diver's shame, eating most of fruit

Diving bird, a member of the auk family

Guilty

John Williams or Andres Segovia, say

Segovia, for instance.

He may pull strings to get in the band

Jules (wordplay)

Precious stone expert

Diamond-cutting job

Non-specialist

All-rounder

An officer is beginning to train one without special skills

Expert in heredity

One studying inherited characteristics

Milford Beeghly was one

The chemistry of the composition and alterations of the solid matter of the earth or a celestial body.

GESTALT a unified whole

Bless you, Hans!

Response to "Ahchoo!"

Familiar German interjection.

Sight least prepared is most deplorable

Ghostly

Herb called coltsfoot

Certain rhizome

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

GRADUAL a hymn sung in alternate parts

German tennis player qualified first, but can draw

Source of some breakfast juice

Item pictured on '35 Florida plates

Citric acid source

Gristly

Most bearish (wordplay)

Most sullen

Growthy

Court order affecting one's wages

Gems ()

Who's got lineages sorted out (wordplay)

Specialist in certain roots

He'll dig up your roots

See phytogeography .

English word

Actor's makeup

Make-up repeating as arranged

Separate gin mixer from make-up

One who eats and drinks well

""Pl -schaften (German) [-ʃaftən] (Sociology) (often capital) a social group united by common beliefs, family ties, etc. Compare gesellschaft [German, literally: community]""

An earth scientist

""Any one of the sciences, such as geology or geochemistry, that deals with the earth.""

Geology () Translations

Person associated with (-ist)

He will take you by your hand

Handwriting studier

One asking for your hand before getting to know you

""One of a sect of philosophers, said to have been found in India by Alexander the Great, who went almost naked, denied themselves the use of flesh, renounced bodily pleasures, and employed themselves in the contemplation of nature.""

""The branch of medicine dealing with health care for women, especially the diagnosis and treatment of disorders affecting the female reproductive organs.""

GASTROSCOPE An instrument for viewing or examining the interior of the stomach.

Kindness; comfort (German)

Coziness, as of a German resort

Pl. geostrategies The branch of geopolitics that deals with strategy.

He specialises in study of ageing

Like many stump speeches

Pompous in speech

'Inflated, in a manner of speaking (13)'

Person associated with (-ist)

Time ()

""Form the branch of geology that studies the form of the earth’s surface. ; geomorphologist , n . ; geomorphologic , geomorphological , adj . Earth the study of the characteristics, origins, and development of land forms. ; geomorphologist, ; geomorphologic, geomorphological,""

GOVERNMENTALISE governmental