2-Letter Words Starting with G

Get before (wordplay)

In this you have the bar perhaps

Was privileged (to)

Butting nanny, perhaps (wordplay)

Best-ever initials (wordplay)

Billy the kid (wordplay)

Gourmand's gripe (wordplay)

Complaint of German leader? Impossible!

Joint deposit (wordplay)

Small cave (Var.)

It's good? Nonsense!

Small cave (icky fill. Sorry)

Fiddle tune maybe

Fiddle tune, maybe

Spirited old dance

Anglo-Saxon legislature

Anglo-Saxon assembly.

Old English council

Indigo Girls song that haunts (wordplay)

Hallowe'en TV host Elwy (wordplay)

Hamlets father for one

Leg-of-mutton sleeve

1962 Jackie Gleason film

A leg of mutton

Laugh about a laugher, say

Say 'Nyah, nyah,' say

Say "Nyah, nyah!"

Kind of oven

Glazed ware

To {scowl=v}

West African storyteller

Storyteller in West Africa

Tribal historian in West Africa

Old-time fourpence.

Old English coin

Fourpence piece, once

Tile border perhaps

T - L - S: fill in the gaps!

Tile border, perhaps

A flat-topped underwater mountain

Swiss naturalist in America, 19th cen.

Geologist Arnold: 1807-84

Small ship, moved by oars and sails

Small Dutch merchant ship.

Small trading vessel

Awkward fellow Slang.

Old-time oddball.

Awkward fellow: Slang.

""A playful girl, also GIGLET""

A lump or piece as of meat

Chunk.

Chunk

For a little mouth, a big glass!

Spittle allowed to get into cup

Toaster's glass, sometimes

Wader; do twig (anagram)

Wader; two dig (anagram)

Long-billed wader

""A long-necked jar, also GUGLET, GURGLET""

Throat-protecting armor

Piece of armor at the throat.

Piece of armor to protect the throat.

Impure resin of turpentine

Turpentine that exudes from cluster pine

Crude turpentine oleoresin.

Light Dutch merchant ship.

Clodhopper Var.

Awkward person

Clodhopper variable

A very sweet, firm golden-brown Norwegian cheese

Carpenter's container for adhesive

Woodworker's double boiler

Sticky, hard-to-get-out-of place.

Writer of aphorisms

Gold

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

Airplane speaking tube.

Two games in Hants town

Have fun on leave near Portsmouth

One more concerned with gut (wordplay)

Meat lover, perhaps

Restaurant critic, perhaps

In aeronautics, a temporary impairment of vision due to lack of oxygen

Washer woman (French) beset by rubbish

Ring for hole - tube for eardrum

Washer or eyelet

Wellington got round the boss

Wellington, to New Zealanders

Waterproof footwear

Not a bug (anagram)

PT 109, for one

Small armed ship.

Race starter, perhaps

0s coming out from 12 (wordplay)

Range of a weapon.

Rover in boat, a dugout

Relative of a social butterfly.

Footloose fun-seeker

Druggist's jar

Small earthen jar.

Garden entrance component, perhaps

Entrance boundary, perhaps

Our mutual confidant

Upright on a field

Where some get their kicks

Football field feature

Most pious

Most absurd

Least sensible

Most silly

Goopy

Goosy

Gorsy

Gouty

The worst of the worst gets Ross drunk

Icky to the max

Most stomach-turning

End of a rifle (wordplay)

The . in .357 Magnum (wordplay)

Muzzle of a firearm

Pilot's stabilizing device

Ship's stabilizer

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

""A seashore plant of the Spinach family (Salicornia herbacea), with succulent jointed stems; also, a prickly plant of the same family (Salsola Kali), both formerly burned for the sake of the ashes, which yield soda for making glass and soap. Salicornia herbacea), with succulent jointed stems; also, a prickly plant of the same family (Salsola Kali), both formerly burned for the sake of the ashes, which yield soda for making glass and soap.""

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

Pet dragon (anagram)

Font selection (wordplay)

Aunt or uncle, sometimes

Goggly

Golden

Goodly

Shrub of beet family

Plant of the beet family

Small projectiles fired from cannon

Small cannon balls

Ammunition in ogre's path exploded

Fundamental

Indicating political trends emerging spontaneously from the people.

House painter's excellent job (wordplay)

House painter's excellent job?

A cottager going out may wear it

Groggy

Groovy

Grotty

Stop fool from flying in monkey food

Reason madman becomes an oil producer

Did one grind it up for a monkey (wordplay)

Mudslide cry (wordplay)

Fail to reach first

Routine play... and a hint to this puzzle's theme

Grouty

Growly

Sherpas' newspaper (wordplay)

Traveler s aid

Sign that shows the way

Craft circles loch to test diver

Diver's shame, eating most of fruit

Diving bird, a member of the auk family

Gunfight

Jules (wordplay)

Precious stone expert

Diamond-cutting job

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

Ghostly

Herb called coltsfoot

Certain rhizome

Gladsome

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

Ventnor gem (anagram)

Quote (Part III)

Part of GI

English word

Grewsome

Most sullen

Growthy

Most bloody, like horror films

Gems ()

Who's got lineages sorted out (wordplay)

Specialist in certain roots

He'll dig up your roots

See phytogeography .

Pl. gerontocracies Government based on rule by elders.

Surface-level bomb detonation

Camper's protection from damp

What keeps a tent dry

Waterproof base for tent

One who eats and drinks well

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.

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