2-Letter Words Starting with G

Swamp thing (wordplay)

Big snapper (wordplay)

Burt Reynolds flick

Legging to cover ankle and instep

Legging or spat

Relative of a romeo

Hose attachment (wordplay)

Wedding band (wordplay)

Best man's catch, perhaps

The enlarged part of the abdomen in some insects

Understand the rag (wordplay)

The rag (anagram)

Gate-crasher misses races and rally

Go- (aggres-sive one)

One who fetches

Procurer to greet with tea

Graves' disease symptom, at times

Possible result of iodine deficiency

Sign of iodine deficiency

A shredder should be larger, they say

Sounds more than rather rough

Gadget for cheese

B.B. King's Lucille, for one

Shredding equipment (wordplay)

One picked for concert (wordplay)

Channel close to Viking, say

Threaten to go out in Golf, say

Fishmonger's sluice (wordplay)

Henny Youngman, for one

"The Daily Show" writer, for example

Criminal not close to Batman and Joker

Less filled out

Thinner relation settling in Germany

Relation visiting Germany gets thinner

Biological father

Father

Parent

Not so hard to be nearer to 16 down

Like George Bush's promised nation

Like improved baby shampoo

Brilliance of a good surgeon (wordplay)

Gristle (anagram)

Grand record by Queen showing sparkle

Seem to be gold, perhaps

Decoration good - and rubbish!

Shine at midnight? Rubbish!

"I told you so!" type

Person rubbing it in

I told you so! type

Gouty

Hard worker working ultimately on beam

Greek later became a hard worker

A good supporter works hard

Foundation executive or lamp genie

Patron, maybe

Donor

NEA, for example

Researcher's benefactor

Many a benevolent organization

What > means (with "than")

Almost equal to Ali (wordplay)

Word before good or Antilles

Receptionist, for one.

Lei person (wordplay)

Store employee stationed near the door

Con artist

Tiler's assistant, perhaps

Mason, at times

One making inarticulate sounds

Tropical fish

Noisy piglet

More breezy

More squally

More windy

Having more nerve

Less cowardly

More courageous

Gutty

Glutton

One that {gyps=v}

Suggestive dancer, say

One doing the twist, for example

Belly dancer, for example

Better fiddle gas meter!

One playing for wagers

Las Vegas habitue.

Soprano, for one

One using a heater, say

Little Caesar, for one

Rock used to line furnaces

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

Spanish executioner.

Strangler with soldiers going around in band

Strangler

Hunter attachment (wordplay)

Hunter's counterpart

One collecting eg plants for subsistence

Euclid, for one

Meet ogre, eccentric mathematician

One skilled in a branch of mathematics

He talks with his hands.

Charades player

Signer

Ghosty

Gleety

More gaudy

More showy

Having more black flies

More down to earth

More sandlike

More abrasive

Grand at first, cad embracing one's more seedy

Grouty

More remorseful

Ron Popeil, for example

One with the latest gizmos

One who loves clever ingenious devices

Variant of ganister .

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

More courteous

More horrible

More dreadful

Ghostly

Prizefighter of sorts.

Spartacus, for one

Gold tiara (anagram)

A writer of glosses or comments; a commentator.

Mafioso as sponsor (wordplay)

Mafia boss (wordplay)

Religious duty for the Mafia

Character in "Cinderella."

Member of the christening.

She carries a wand in "Cinderella"

A dividing engine.

More difficult to chew, in a way

Growthy

Co-signer, say

One who provides surety

United taken over by horribly arrogant underwriter

US agent involved with nugget bars

Bane of organized criminals

Entry attendant; butterfly

Doorman's kin

One of 18 that might take its toll (wordplay)

Comparative adjective or agent noun

GILLNET to catch fish in a gillnet

Patrick Roy for one

Patrick Roy for one

Guidance counselor (wordplay)

Bird changing tack? Grouse!

Insect-eating bird such as the whippoorwill

""An instrument for measuring angles, especially the angles of crystals, or the inclination of planes.""

""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

One adept at drawing (wordplay)

Billy the Kid, for one

Top drawer that opens up first (wordplay)

Spirited author (wordplay)

Author of scary stories (wordplay)

Halloween correspondent (wordplay)

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

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

Grateful

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

Your dad's girl to your dad's dad

Bridget, to Henry

Young relative seeing old king and the changing of the guard

""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.