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➠ Words that end with g

List contains 12750 Words that end with "g".

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sparing
  • - Not wasteful
  • - Economical secretary wearing small piece of jewellery
  • - Economical inclusion of key in opening part of an Italian composition
  • - Shape of washer attached to source of water, tight
  • - frugal, economical
  • - far from generous, but showing mercy
  • - bound to be about a description of frugality
  • - frugal use of article in season
  • - bound to contain a frugal epithet
  • - Thrifty, frugal
  • - frugal with article in season
  • - Fighting half-heartedly, being merciful
  • - Scanty — merciful
  • - Moderate; economical
  • - Scrimping
  • - Provident
  • - Thrifty.
  • - Economical
  • - Lenient
  • - Frugal
  • - Merciful
  • - Showing mercy
  • - Limited
  • - Close-fisted, half-hearted boxing, in practice
  • - economical telephone call to a health resort
  • - economical telephone call to watering place
  • - Economical, thrifty
slog
  • - Hit hard with fist or bat
  • - Hit hard — hard work
  • - Hit hard — hard trek
  • - Wild cricket hit
  • - Hit hard
  • - Big hit
  • - Forceful shot in cricket? That's hard work
  • - work on small caber
  • - trudge through sludge, say
  • - difficult and draining task
  • - slow stretch
  • - Long and arduous journey
  • - Hours of grueling work, say
  • - Hardly a jaunt
  • - A three-hour movie might be described as one
  • - hard row to hoe
  • - Long, tedious chore
  • - Plod perseveringly
  • - Work steadily through (inf)
  • - Not a fun task at all
  • - Plod forward with effort
  • - unpleasant effort
  • - Spell of arduous work
  • - This is taking fore-e-ever
  • - Do some hard labor
  • - Real grind
  • - tough-going task
  • - filing taxes, for many
  • - Hike through muck
  • - Work long and hard
  • - Trudge through sludge
  • - Long, difficult trek
  • - Work (or walk) involving great effort
  • - What a tough job feels like
  • - Wearisome trek
  • - Walk through a marsh
  • - Wade through water noisily
  • - Wade through slush
  • - Unenjoyable trek
  • - Trudge doggedly.
  • - Tough uphill climb
  • - Tough struggle
  • - Tedious crossword puzzle, say
  • - Plod; toil
  • - Plod through mire
  • - Plod through clods
  • - Plod in paludous places
  • - Plod in mire
  • - One may be long and hard
  • - Miserable journey
  • - March in mud
  • - Make slow progress through hard, tiring work
  • - Long, wearisome journey
  • - Long, hard grind
  • - Long, exhausting march
  • - Long, arduous job
  • - Laborious march
  • - Work hard — hard work
  • - Long, tiring walk
  • - Upright relatives
  • - Move through mud
  • - Move with difficulty
  • - Tiresome task
  • - Work hard at
  • - Tramp heavily.
  • - Trudge
  • - Trudge (through)
  • - Tedious task
  • - Grueling work
  • - Trudge through the mud
  • - Long, hard work
  • - Very tiring work
  • - Laborious walk
  • - Long tedious task
  • - Walk through mud
  • - Hard stretch of work
  • - Walk heavily
  • - Painful proceeding
  • - Obstacle-filled endeavor
  • - Walk laboriously
  • - Seemingly endless task
  • - Make slow progress
  • - Tough going
  • - Trudge through mud
  • - Move through the mud
  • - Hard exertion
  • - Long, boring task
  • - Walk wearily
  • - Difficult endeavor
  • - Plod (through)
  • - Plod along
  • - Walk doggedly
  • - Trudge, as through mud
  • - Long, tedious effort
  • - Plod
  • - Uphill climb
  • - Laborious task
  • - Plod through mud
  • - Wade through mud
  • - Make slo-o-o-ow progress
  • - Interminable task
  • - Endless chore
  • - Rough going
  • - Left halfway through really good work
  • - Uphill climb, say
  • - Plod heavily
  • - Chinese money
  • - Exhausting task
  • - Tough march
  • - Struggle (through), as mud
  • - Move with effort
  • - Plod through the mud
  • - Make one's way through mud
  • - Go through mud
  • - Tough walk
  • - Tough go
  • - Tough trek
  • - Slow, hard progress
  • - Walk with effort
  • - Walk laboriously, as through mud
  • - Walk, as through mud
  • - Tramp
  • - Move through muck
  • - One is generally long and hard
  • - Hardly a quick task
  • - Struggle (through)
  • - Go, as through mud
  • - Keep going through the mud
  • - Maneuver through mud
  • - Walk heavily and firmly
  • - Move through the mire
  • - Force one's way through mud
  • - Walk through the mud
  • - Tiring walk
  • - Muddy trek
  • - Unleisurely walk
  • - Trudge through sludge, e.g.
  • - Plod, as through mud
  • - Wade knee-deep
  • - March through mud, e.g.
  • - March through mud
  • - Laborious trip
  • - Trudge, as through sludge
  • - Wade through the surf
  • - Maneuver through muck
  • - Wade through mud, e.g.
  • - Walk with difficulty
  • - Toil wearily
  • - Walk through muck
  • - Marsh march
  • - Muddy walk
  • - Laborious work
  • - Maneuver in the mud
  • - Trudge through the mire
  • - Arduous journey
  • - Long hike
  • - No walk in the park
  • - Long march
  • - "Take a hike!"
  • - Grind
  • - Exhausting effort
  • - Laborious process
  • - Move slowly
  • - Wade through
  • - Hard work
  • - Toil
  • - Work hard
  • - Toil away
  • - Plug away
  • - Tiring journey
  • - doggedly work with safety-first record
  • - Spell of drudgery
  • - Wearisome task
  • - Work determinedly at something
  • - Give up goals to avoid a bit of hard work
  • - Arduous trek
  • - arduous effort
  • - long session of hard work
  • - Work with great effort
  • - Tough journey
  • - Tedious trudge
lastleg
  • - What the anchor runs, in a relay
  • - Anchor's responsibility
  • - What an anchor is found on
  • - Anchor's stretch
  • - Anchor's run
  • - Journey's end
  • - The .., Channel 4 show hosted by Adam Hills
  • - End of a relay race (final 3 letters + …)
  • - Final segment of a relay race: 2 wds.
  • - End of a long trip
  • - Relay race finale
  • - End of a long journey
  • - End of a relay race
  • - Final part of a relay
  • - Final phase of a trip
  • - Final race segment
  • - End of a journey
  • - Final part of a journey
  • - Trip ender
  • - Trip conclusion
  • - End of a relay
  • - End of a trip
  • - Climax of a relay race
  • - Finish of a relay
  • - End of a race
  • - Relay closer
protesting
  • - Marching in favour of experimenting
  • - Dissident in favour of analysis
  • - in favour of trying, yet expressing disapproval
  • - Participating in a freedom march, e.g.
  • - Dissenting, in a way
  • - in favour of trying, but making objections
  • - Yes to school accountability!
  • - Demonstrators' activity
  • - Objecting
mag
  • - Forbes or Cosmopolitan, for short (anagram of "gam")
  • - Fortune or Forbes, for short
  • - Vogue or Cosmopolitan, for short
  • - Inc. or Ms.
  • - Esquire or Redbook for short
  • - Shortened word for glossy publication
  • - Vogue or Elle, for short
  • - Forbes or Vogue, for short
  • - Time or People, for short
  • - Elle, e.g., for short
  • - Cosmopolitan or Harper's Bazaar, for short
  • - periodical publication, for short
  • - Us Weekly or Reader's Digest, for short
  • - gq or si, e.g.
  • - ms. or gq
  • - us or people, for short
  • - Us Weekly or People, for short
  • - Elle or Vogue, for short
  • - Vanity Fair or Elle, for short
  • - Periodical, familiarly
  • - something stored on a stand
  • - The Oldie is one
  • - Male with silver paper?
  • - Many a monthly
  • - Booklet (abbr)
  • - Vogue, e.g., in brief
  • - pub that doesn't serve drinks?
  • - Monthly journal (abbr)
benefiting
  • - Deriving profit (from)
  • - Earning big fine, ten pound!
unrig
  • - Sadly ruing having to do a dismantling job
  • - Dismantle a United Nations oil installation?
  • - Run out returned soldier and remove ship's accoutrements
  • - Strip of sails and rope, as a ship
  • - dismantle, as sails
  • - (Of a boat) strip of its mast, stays etc
  • - Dismantle sail supports
  • - Strip of gear, as a ship
  • - Strip, as a ship
  • - Prepare to store, as a sailboat
  • - Strip a sailing vessel
  • - Strip of equipment, as a ship
  • - Dismantle sail supports, e.g
  • - Dismantle on a ship
  • - Take down, as a Rube Goldberg machine
  • - Dismantle, as a sailing vessel
  • - Prepare for a dry dock
  • - Disassemble, in a way
  • - Ready for a reserve fleet
  • - Dismantle the sails of
  • - Remove gear from, as a ship
  • - Strip a ship
  • - Strip a vessel
  • - Strip a schooner
  • - Disassemble, aboard ship
  • - Strip a boat
  • - Strip a sloop
  • - Strip a ship of tackle
  • - Take down a derrick, etc.
  • - Strip a ship of ropes.
  • - Dismantle, as a ship.
  • - Dismantle a well driller.
  • - Dismantle.
  • - Strip sails and ropes from
  • - Strip down ships
  • - Rid of equipment
  • - Strip of equipment
  • - Strip down parts of shotgun? Right!
  • - Strip of gear
  • - Prepare for dry dock
  • - Strip of gear, nautically
  • - Take down sails
  • - Take apart, nautically
  • - Take down the sails
  • - Strip of sails
  • - Remove the lines from
  • - Remove the equipment from
  • - Remove sail supports
  • - Remove the ropes
  • - Strip of tackle
  • - Disassemble
  • - Take apart
  • - Take down
twig
  • - Small stick
  • - Stick on the ground
  • - ... stick
  • - Catch on
  • - Branchlet
  • - Cotton on a small piece of wood
  • - Cotton on branch from tree
  • - Part of a pre-fire pile
  • - Little limb
  • - Wee branch
  • - Chickadee's perch
  • - Suddenly comprehend
  • - Woody shoot
  • - Latch on
  • - Understand small piece in plane, say
  • - Understand it has potential for growth
  • - Part of a tree branch
  • - Tiny tree branch
  • - Understand wife interrupting children's game
  • - Bird's nest component
  • - Small branch
  • - It may come out of a trunk
  • - Itsy-bitsy branch
  • - Cotton on branch in tree
  • - Branch extension
  • - Cotton on small piece of wood
  • - Nest piece
  • - Divining rod
  • - Understand; sprig
  • - Finally understand
  • - Get a divining rod
  • - Branch of a branch?
  • - Small, leafless branch
  • - Branch branch
  • - Thin branch
  • - Tiny offshoot
  • - Bit of basketwork
  • - Tiny bit of kindling
  • - Skinny-minny
  • - Itty-bitty branch
  • - It may be a major branch one day
  • - Piece of kindling
  • - Tree offshoot
  • - Nest fodder
  • - Really thin person
  • - Small offshoot
  • - Stem offshoot
  • - It may be a snap to snap
  • - Brick : house :: .... : nest
  • - Campfire kindling
  • - Kindling component
  • - Campfire fodder
  • - New growth
  • - Forest-floor bit
  • - Bit of a branch
  • - Future branch
  • - Marshmallow holder
  • - One may help support a nest egg
  • - Nest part
  • - Bush bit
  • - Potential limb
  • - Bud holder
  • - Bit of lawn litter
  • - Baby branch
  • - Offshoot
  • - Tree part
  • - Branch
  • - "Shoot!"
  • - Get the idea
  • - Understand
  • - marshmallow holder, at times
  • - Bird's pick to build a nest
  • - suddenly realise
  • - cotton on to little branch
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