2-Letter Words Starting with G

Do some rubbernecking

Ogle and then some

Hang around at an accident scene

Look stupid(ly)

Stare open-mouthed, to a Brit

Stare in wonder

Something to do in the dark (wordplay)

UFO feature, maybe

Shine, maybe in dark

Work on a bone, say

Be a busy beaver (wordplay)

Work on an ear (wordplay)

{gold=n} [n -S] / of the colour of gold

""A fool, also GOUK""

Grad rags (wordplay)

Gee! Just to possess such a dress!

Ball girl's purchase (wordplay)

Some emigre was shot up (wordplay)

Went through puberty, say

Got off the ground (wordplay)

Reach new heights (wordplay)

Extend seventh line of seats (wordplay)

Get up (wordplay)

Stares, maybe open-mouthed

Stares maybe openmouthed

Gets an eyeful

Clumsy wit upset discontented killjoy

All elbows and big feet

Clunky and ungraceful

Stares open-mouthed

Stares like a yokel.

Stares stupidly

""Well-fed and healthy looking, also GAWSIE""

Is affected by black light, perhaps

Is affected by black light perhaps

What Rudolph's nose does

Eaten at (Var.)

Worked over by beavers

Eaten at persistently

Chews on for a bit (wordplay)

Chews away (at)

Works on a bone

English daisy Scot.

English daisy Scot

English daisy: Scot.

Gowd

Fools (Scottish)

21 fools

Ball coverings (wordplay)

They flow in the evenings (wordplay)

Grad rags (wordplay)

Talk like a curmudgeon, maybe

Sound of peke unease (wordplay)

Warn the mailman, perhaps

In the majority (wordplay)

Filled out a complaint, say

Raised bank within garden's borders

Responds to sun and water

Mushrooms say

Raises a crop of

Stared open-mouthed

Viewed like a tourist

Emulated a tourist

One staring stupidly

Open-mouthed one

Wide-eyed witness

Stared in amazement

Stared: Dial.

Stared Dial.

""Well-fed and healthy looking, also GAWSY""

Rubbishy toy? Get back payment, say

Cheap, showy jewelry

Trifling object, bauble

A pretty thing of little value.

A showy but worthless trinket

Trinket, showy but useless

Emitted an aura

Appeared positively postcoital

Emitted light

Gee, scowl down there!

Look daggers (at)

Perhaps look across and down at last

Chewed with canine teeth, perhaps

Worked on a bone, perhaps

Was an eager beaver (wordplay)

Beaver, for one

Who chewed out Wagner (wordplay)

Mouse, for example

Descend - be relegated

Eastern warehouse or storeroom

Decrease in value

Wader; do twig (anagram)

Wader; two dig (anagram)

Long-billed wader

Gowan

Covered with gowans (daisies)

Dressed for the ball (wordplay)

Dressed for a ball, maybe

Clad like a grad

Shower's opposite

Agriculturalist is a good oarsman

Farmer, good man in an argument

Sounds from the doghouse

Angry cat's noises

Whippet's warnings

Suspicious, as a dog

Like a suspicious dog

Going up (wordplay)

Gee, throw this for ever more!

Investor's goal

Loud hearty laugh

Burst of loud, hearty laughter

Laugh loud and long

""A large edible clam, also GEODUCK, GWEDUCK""

Mallard-type duck

Duck to waddle initially in rancour

Type of duck

Strong support for capital punishment

Structure for hangings

Girl owns suspender

Look out, here I come!

Let me through!

Group judge broadcast passage in theatre

Pot, some say

Get away after startling entrance!

Major port, for example

Rubberneckers

Rubbernecks

They might hear: "Take a picture; it'll last longer!"

Not as graceful

Gawky

In a clumsy way

In a clumsy manner

Staring stupidly

{awkward=adj}

Staring stupidly (P, not K)

Baubles; eg, wages (anagram)

Trifling objects, baubles

Baubles variable

Dig a road? You don't say!

Criminal's escape? Come off it!

Escape; come off it!

Gimcracks.

Trinkets

Baubles.

Looks daggers (at)

Sullen looks

Discontented looks

A {firefly=n}

Like some reviews

Heartless girl in debt is full of praise

Not so high inside what's so bright

Eating rats (wordplay)

Beavers, at times

Beavers, for example

Chewing like a beaver

Beaver's activity

Chewing away

Oriental warehouses.

Comedian in part of theatre gets the birds

Bird used in falconry

Bird of prey

Short-winged bird of prey

Covered with gowans (daisies)

Clothing the bride

Plant workers (wordplay)

Gee! That's how 24 across work on land

Orchard men

Increasing in size

Gee! Oarsmanship has one getting bigger

On the rise

Warned someone off, in a way

Made low guttural sounds of hostility

Made low rumbling sounds

Pitcher of beer

Dog perhaps

A bear or junkyard dog, sometimes

No little N,W, or G (wordplay)

Mature king to confess

Full-price payer

Dermatologist's concerns

Warts and wens

Weedy invasions, for example

Way more than giggles

Bursts of deep, loud laughter

Explosive laughs

Yellow-flowered plant producing a sticky resin

The wood of a gumtree

Topmost planking of a wooden vessel

That may start to go off beside the boat

Upper edge of ship's side

""A large edible clam, also GEODUCK, GWEDUC""

Gweduc

Wild ducks

An agricultural implement

Escape passages, possibly

Ships' boarding bridges

Bridges for boarding ships

A worm that causes a disease of young birds

Fuel-making factory

Plant manufacturing fuel

Place for manufacturing fuel

Picket line openings (wordplay)

Entrances and exits

They could be used to make get-aways

Gawky

A perennial herb [n pl.]

What spas are visited for

Develop a strategy for school holidays

Speedy departures

China, say

Big quantity of juice (wordplay)

Mass power generation unit

Large unit of power

Cousin of a handout

Modern type of TV program.

Act generously - betray

Looked angrily (at)

Looked mighty angry

Scowled when Greek leader was put down

Beetle, partly luminous

Kind of beetles that emit greenish light

Beetle with luminescent organs

Able to be gnawed

Feelings of hunger

Pangs

Politically incorrect old rag doll

Non-PC doll

Grotesque doll.

CBS drama (with "The")

CBS hit drama (with "The")

Angelic George (wordplay)

Kind William having friendly disposition

Feeling of kindness towards others

Large raptors

Birds disappear and lurk finally in woods

Gracious, a week before start of spring you'll see these birds!

Don, perhaps, has fed FBI agent

Gownsman

""Repugnant, also GRUESOME""

Bloomer makes Roundhead lose head for good

Flower is good for head of commonwealth leader

Capable of being cultivated

Argue, entering part of roof? That could be raised!

Small icebergs

Angry dogs

Small bergs.

Growly

Sound of hunger, maybe

Become attached to Heather making wild animal noises (wordplay)

Threatening noise, initially loud, increasing in volume outside

Adults, in the idiom of those younger

One of Seton's beastly protagonists

Former teens

The larva of some insects

Hooted 'Humbug!' to one being married

Didn't just chuckle

Gave coarse noisy laugh

A track for controlling the line of motion of something

A brown algae

Plants known as "sticky-heads"

Plants known as 'sticky-heads'

Gumwood

Upper edges of a ship sides

Shoot the Welsh there on board

Oarlocks' locales

Gweduck

Wooden structures used for hanging criminals

Gangplow

Gapeworm

GAWKISH {awkward=adj}

Fixie's turner

Wager about cad using mechanism

Ten-speed bike component

Giftware

Power grid measurement

Sometime lucrative TV shows

Some kitchen cabinet contents

*Pitchers and tumblers

Table setting in part

Tiffany lampshade, e.g

Tiffany lampshade, for example

Murano artistry

""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.""

Guide leader going down looking daggers

Gee! 10 across is far from pleased, by the look of it

Frowning.

Glowfly

With ardor

Criminal lying low after midnight, with warmth

Beetles that shine

Luminescent larvae

Luminous larvae

A doll fashioned in grotesque caricature of a Black male.

Golliwog

Gollywog

Goodwill

Foreseeable career path for little women

Suitable partners for little men (wordplay)

French novelist keeps time for? Venetian composer

""A conglomerate or grit rock, consisting of rounded pebbles sand firmly united together.""

Greenway

The common teal (Anas crecca) of Eurasia and North America.Anas crecca) of Eurasia and North America.

Under the - Tree (Hardy)

Under the - Tree (Thomas Hardy)

Hardy tree offering standing room only

Grewsome

Third degree, in a way

Automobile feature

Decorative grating

Gromwell

GROWING cultivation

Growly

Growthy

Grubworm

Pure conjecture

There's little reason for using this in solution

Have a go at what the men do with speculation

Guffaw

Guideway

Gulfweed

Explosive mixture (of tea?)

It's used in gunnery and fireworks

Explosive magazine article

Back parts of Treks

Take cash but not credit (wordplay)

Draft behind closed doors (wordplay)

To author on behalf of another

Filled in for an author

Glassware

Plant making pains, say

3 Where bottles are made

Manufacturer of, eg, windows

Glasswort

Grotesque persons

GOODWILL an attitude of friendliness

Graywacke

Oily shrub, aka white sage

Grass covered ground

Grassy turf

Grassed area gardeners prepared round wicket

Greenwing

Greenwood

Grewsome

Grillwork

English word

Foundation or preparation

Preparation requiring land and labour

Preliminary effort

Abstract noun (-ness)

In a growling manner.

Growthy

Guesswork

English word

Gunpowder

A heavyarmed foot soldier from Ireland and the Western Isles in the time of Edward <?/

GAWKISH {awkward=adj}

Female of good family

Leis (wordplay)

Ladies of noble birth or good standing (arch.)

Spirited author (wordplay)

Author of scary stories (wordplay)

Halloween correspondent (wordplay)

Pens for someone else

Becomes an unknown author on Halloween (wordplay)

""A name given by old writers to the clove pink (Dianthus Caryophyllus) but now to the common stock (Matthiola incana), a cruciferous plant with showy and fragrant blossoms, usually purplish, but often pink or white. Dianthus Caryophyllus) but now to the common stock (Matthiola incana), a cruciferous plant with showy and fragrant blossoms, usually purplish, but often pink or white.""

Expert in see-through design (wordplay)

Chihuly, for one

Artisan with strong lungs

Glasswork

Ranunculaceous plant of the genus Trollius

Augustus, to Julius Caesar

Speckled pottery

Greasewood

Greensward

Gathering movement of opinion

Surge, as of political action

Buildup of opinion

Moisture found in rocks or soil

Spring source

Aquifer contents

Groundwood

Groundwork

Abstract noun (-ness)

Helps for autobiographers

Silent partners of a sort

Literary stand-ins

Authoring for someone else

Worth setting puzzles produced under assumed name

Like work of unacknowledged author, worth testing out

Gillyflower

Girl in Great Britain puts down craftspeople

Craftsmen with inflationary effects on their products