➠ Words that start with g

List contains 13723 Words that start with "g".

  • - "3.15.20" hip hop artist childish ....
  • - childish ..., rapper alias of atlanta star donald glover
  • - childish ...... ("this is america" rapper)
  • - childish ...... (stage name for donald glover)
  • - New York crime family
  • - Carlo who headed a New York crime family
  • - Natives of Bathurst
  • - Doctor taking walk round reveals stratagem
  • - opening move showing doctor in kind of walk
  • - Stratagem, manoeuvre
  • - Doctor has walk round revealing stratagem
  • - Stratagem in chess
  • - Opening carriage containing doctor
  • - Chess stratagem
  • - Tactic doctor employed during walk
  • - Sacrificial stratagem
  • - Stratagem
  • - good scope for stratagem
  • - top grandmaster with scope for a chess ploy
  • - Opening move in game nearly took hold
  • - tricky move for a piece after the game almost finishes
  • - initial move planned for men on the board
  • - an opening involving some sacrifice
  • - Opening ploy in chess
  • - most of the game - a piece of it - is in the initial move
  • - at first, it seems a good move
  • - periodical served up piece as a good opener?
  • - fancy footwork
  • - opening chess move
  • - Game's opening move
  • - move closer to shooting range
  • - A sacrificial chess opening
  • - Tactical move
  • - first george had scope to make opening move
  • - Georgia master has piece for opening manoeuvre
  • - tactic on golf range
  • - move that shortens the game a little!
  • - the queen's ............: hit chess-based drama on netflix.
  • - Tactic intended to gain an advantage
  • - Sacrificial strategy in chess
  • - Opening in chess
  • - "X-Men" character originally from New Orleans
  • - Opening move
  • - Is that a ploy of Magi out around Bethlehem primarily close to desert?
  • - Opening manoeuvre
  • - Willing to finish early and scrap tactical play
  • - Good scope offered by initial moves
  • - Chess move in contest finally eliminated piece
  • - Good scope offered by opening on board
  • - Chess ploy
  • - Opening ploy
  • - Queen's ......
  • - Chess sacrifice
  • - Calculated risk
  • - Sacrificial chess opening
  • - Tals option
  • - '70s Wink Martindale game show
  • - Kasparov ploy
  • - It may involve a sacrifice
  • - Strategic move
  • - Ploy; ruse
  • - Opening maneuver
  • - Opening maneuver to gain advantage
  • - Steinitz or Danish
  • - Opening in a game
  • - Chess maneuver.
  • - First move.
  • - Pawn sacrifice, in chess.
  • - "Alekhine's defense," for instance.
  • - Ploy
  • - Clever move
  • - Chess word
  • - Kasparov concern
  • - Manoeuvre
  • - Chess opening?
  • - Chess term
  • - Move golf range
  • - Chess strategy
  • - card-throwing x-man
  • - African article on timeless sacrificial chess move
  • - west african republic whose capital is banjul
  • - West African country surrounded by Senegal
  • - The ...... (African country)
  • - West African river
  • - West African enclave
  • - Smallest republic on the African mainland
  • - West African nation
  • - African nation
  • - African country
  • - African republic
  • - County in western Africa
  • - Good replacement for leader of Zambia in another country
  • - The ...... (country mostly surrounded by Senegal)
  • - Smallest nation on Africa's mainland
  • - Kunta Kinte's native country
  • - Cultural organisation welcomes leaders of musical band in part of Africa
  • - First step, not last, to reach a country
  • - Mainland Africa's smallest nation
  • - Smallest country in mainland Africa
  • - Its capital is an Atlantic port
  • - Country that officially takes a 'the'
  • - Senegal surrounds it
  • - Africa's smallest country
  • - British protectorate until 1965
  • - Senegal neighbor
  • - Africa's smallest nation
  • - Its only neighbor is Senegal
  • - River to the Atlantic
  • - Red wine grape
  • - Red wine
  • - Fruity red wine
  • - Beaujolais Nouveau grape
  • - Beaujolais grape
  • - Rolling Stones' wine cellar?
  • - Shank, in heraldry
  • - Limb, in heraldry
  • - Leg, in heraldry
  • - Viola da ......
  • - Viola da ...... (old stringed instrument)
  • - Viola Da ........ (Italian tenor)
  • - Viola da ____, stringed instrument
  • - Instrument, one exported from African country
  • - Old stringed instrument
  • - Family of a Portuguese navigator
  • - Warren Harding's middle name
  • - Teacher of Saul of Tarsus: Acts 22:3
  • - Middle name of No. 29
  • - Anwar's predecessor
  • - ...... Abdel Nasser
  • - Egypt's Nasser
  • - Egyptian president Nasser
  • - President Nasser
  • - Nasser's middle name
  • - Nasser's first name
  • - Nasser of Egypt
  • - Egyptian leader Nasser
  • - Egypt's ...... Abdel Nasser
  • - Anwar's preceder
  • - A Nasser name
  • - Nasser
  • - Anwar succeeded him
  • - Georgia, doctor, with fuss over leather covering
  • - Long legging attached to a saddle
  • - ...... al Ajillo [popular seafood tapas]
  • - Bass-based viols
  • - Bass viols.
  • - French premier in the 1800's
  • - Beast's leg, in Heraldry.
  • - It's chancy doctor having a blow-out
  • - It's not certain the doctor will come in the storm
  • - Make a bet, say
  • - Bet sporting contest's captivating Brazil's wingers
  • - Bet that's what it means to run a risk
  • - Bet money
  • - Bet — Procter's partner
  • - Measurement of low pressure in storm's speculation
  • - Doctor in storm makes bet
  • - Place bets
  • - Make a bet
  • - Bet; risky undertaking
  • - Procter's partner
  • - It's not a sure thing
  • - Bet
  • - Play games of chance
  • - Doctor in wind to take risk
  • - Take a chance with outsiders from Bristol in match
  • - Risk a half-blue being engaged in sport
  • - wager doctor gets stuck in high wind
  • - Take a risk, open gate and walk slowly
  • - Speculation is in the wind about medical man
  • - Enjoy a night in Vegas, perhaps
  • - chance taken by a doctor in a storm
  • - gee! walk like that and you take such a risk
  • - Risk stroll after golf
  • - Speculate, take a risk
  • - Risky undertaking
  • - Good walk may be a chancy thing
  • - Doctor in storm to take risk
  • - Roll the dice
  • - Doctor in hurricane to take risk
  • - Run a risk with a feature of the roof around back of the stadium
  • - Play the slots, e.g
  • - Roll the dice, so to speak
  • - Risk upsetting the foreign bishop taking small supplement
  • - Long shot, say
  • - Roll the bones in Reno, say
  • - Play the slots
  • - Risky move
  • - Chance it
  • - Bay of Pigs Invasion, e.g.
  • - Take chances
  • - Work the slots
  • - Patronize a casino
  • - Risk money
  • - Risky venture
  • - Get into the pool?
  • - Play the ponies
  • - Wager
  • - Take a risk
  • - Grand Master grabs advanced pieces in these
  • - Sacrificial stratagems
  • - Opening maneuvers
  • - Chess ploys
  • - Opening moves
  • - Stratagems
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  • - word defined as "a social meeting of two (or more) whale-ships" in moby-dick
  • - Whalers' social visit
  • - Visit between whalers
  • - A ...... of whales
  • - "Moby-Dick" social call
  • - A collective noun for whales
  • - Herd of whales
  • - Whale pod
  • - Pod of whales
  • - Whale herd
  • - Whalers' meeting, in "Moby-Dick"
  • - Whale school
  • - Whalers' gathering, in New England
  • - Social visit, at sea
  • - Group whales
  • - Whalers' get-together
  • - Whaler's conversation asea
  • - Visit between whalers at sea
  • - Whalers' gathering
  • - .... of whales (big group)
  • - Group of whales
  • - School of whales
  • - Whale group
  • - bunch of whales
  • - Group of whales (anagram of "mag")
  • - A leg, slangily
  • - School sport devoid of energy
  • - Shapely leg (Sl.)
  • - Rita
  • - Pin-up's leg
  • - Pin-up leg
  • - Humpback group
  • - Gal's leg
  • - Leg, in dated slang
  • - Leg, in old slang
  • - Pinup's leg
  • - Leg, in slang
  • - Leg, to a gumshoe
  • - Sexy leg in B movies
  • - Moll's limb
  • - Pin-up's leg, slangily
  • - Shapely leg, in slang
  • - Moll's leg
  • - Shapely leg, slangily
  • - Jessica Rabbit feature
  • - Cheesecake leg
  • - Leg, old-style
  • - Whistled-at feature of a film noir doll
  • - Shapely leg, informally
  • - Leg (Sl.)
  • - Leg, to an old gangster
  • - Cheesecake ingredient?
  • - Leg, to a film noir detective
  • - Fox's leg?
  • - Piece of cheesecake?
  • - Sexy leg, to a catcaller (OK, probably a really old catcaller)
  • - Hoofer's leg
  • - Pinup girl's pin
  • - Bit of cheesecake
  • - Slice of cheesecake?
  • - Lovely leg
  • - Looker's leg
  • - Doll's leg?
  • - Pinup highlight
  • - Leg, slangily
  • - Pin-up's leg, in old slang
  • - Body part highlighted by a floozy's dress
  • - Bombshell feature
  • - Leg, in a detective novel
  • - What a floozy might show off
  • - Leg, so to speak
  • - Pin-up's limb
  • - Part of an old-fashioned pin-up
  • - Leg that gets whistled at
  • - Shapely leg
  • - Leg, to a gangster
  • - Leg, to "Legs" Diamond
  • - Pinup's limb
  • - Part of an old-fashioned pinup
  • - Pinup leg
  • - Herd of humpbacks
  • - Calendar leg, perhaps
  • - Pinup part
  • - Dame's asset
  • - Shapely limb, slangily
  • - Pinup's asset
  • - Actress Rita
  • - Pinup's pin
  • - Nice-looking leg, in slang
  • - Attractive leg
  • - Mammalian school
  • - Leg, to a looker
  • - Tootsy connection
  • - Hoofer's limb
  • - One of Grable's assets
  • - Leg, in a hard-boiled detective novel
  • - Rita of 'Klute'
  • - Part of cheesecake, maybe
  • - Herd of 60A
  • - Slangy leg
  • - Humback
  • - Grampus grouping
  • - Curvaceous leg
  • - Sei school
  • - Lots of cachalots
  • - Sailors' confab
  • - Get-together at sea
  • - Seamen's chat
  • - "Klute" actress
  • - Pinup feature
  • - Pod.
  • - Lower limb
  • - .... leg
  • - leg, in old hollywood parlance
  • - American girl on way to an Irish city
  • - Girl on course somewhere in Ireland
  • - Law must be broken in cheerful port city
  • - "... Girl," song by English singer Ed Sheeran which has the name of an Irish city in its title that is home to Eyre Square
  • - Irish county and bay
  • - Irish county or seaport
  • - Stay behind backing strategy in Ireland
  • - Local criminal bucks system in Ireland
  • - Young woman with style overlooks the bay in the country
  • - Irish flutist James
  • - Irish sister city of Seattle
  • - Irish seaport
  • - Irish port
  • - Irish county or port
  • - County in Ireland.
  • - Irish county.
  • - A merry lawbreaker in an Irish holiday resort
  • - County of in the Republic of Ireland to which the Aran Islands belong
  • - County Mayo's neighbour
  • - City of west Ireland
  • - Connacht city
  • - Bay, county or city of Ireland
  • - Flutist James ......
  • - Bay of song
  • - Port near Limerick.
  • - Western city
  • - city of western Ireland
  • - county of the republic of ireland that includes the villages of dunmore and furbo
  • - Samsung smartphone line
  • - European destination for James and Jill?
  • - almost constantly in this island with a yen to see the sun go down here?
  • - Coats with zinc
  • - Stimulated sharply
  • - Shocked into action, girl disappeared without a second thought
  • - Jolt as vehicle is caught in high wind
  • - startle when a vehicle is caught in a strong wind
  • - Excite young female with very sweet element in drink
  • - In storm, commercial vehicle is waterproof
  • - stir trouble for a svengali
  • - coat iron or steel
  • - Startle into sudden activity
  • - Jolt into action
  • - Electrify
  • - Excite
  • - Instrument for measuring electric currents
  • - Remote naval governor initially ordered a current gauge
  • - it's designed to indicate current measures
  • - Instrument for detecting small electric currents — mangrove et al (anag)
  • - City of south-east Texas
  • - Texas city that Glen Campbell sang about
  • - 1969 glen campbell song (tx)
  • - Texas island city
  • - Texas city on the Gulf of Mexico
  • - Glen Campbell hit 1969 named after a Texas port
  • - Texas city
  • - Intensely exciting
  • - Producing a direct electric current
  • - Noted Italian physicist: 1737-98
  • - Italian physicist, discoverer in field of current electricity.
  • - Scientist with a metallurgical process named after him
  • - Inlet close to Houston
  • - Vasco da ..., maritime explorer and first European to reach India
  • - Portugal's Vasco da ......
  • - Explorer Vasco da —
  • - Vasco da ......
  • - Lisbon's Vasco da .... Bridge
  • - Vasco de ......
  • - Vasco da ......, Portuguese explorer
  • - Portuguese navigator da ......
  • - Navigator Vasco da --
  • - Vasco da ......, explorer
  • - Explorer da .......
  • - Vasco da ......, Portuguese navigator.
  • - Character in "Princess Ida"
  • - Tall, reedlike grass
  • - Grass used for forage
  • - Tall, coarse grass
  • - ...... grass (PAsturage)
  • - Reedlike grass
  • - Forage grass
  • - Portuguese navigator