➠ Words with g
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- - 1996 Coen Brothers film for which Frances McDormand won a Best Actress Oscar
- - City in North Dakota - and a film by the Coen brothers
- - 1990s film with a famous wood chipper scene
- - Oscar-winning city in North Dakota
- - Film for which Frances McDormand won her first Oscar
- - 1996 film by the coen brothers
- - FX series inspired by a Coen brothers film
- - Oscar-winning film and Emmy-winning TV series
- - 2014 Emmy-winning miniseries based on a 1996 film
- - Movie whose screenplay won an Oscar for the Coen brothers
- - 1996 Coen brothers film
- - Frances McDormand film
- - Coen brothers film
- - Coen brothers film of 1996
- - McDormand-Macy movie
- - Film for which Frances McDormand won an Oscar
- - 1996 film that won Best Original Screenplay
- - McDormand Oscar film
- - Frances McDormand picture
- - Film by the Coens
- - 1996 Joel Coen film
- - Coen brothers 1996 film noir
- - Coen brothers 1996 film
- - 1995 Frances McDormand film
- - Oscar winner for Best Original Screenplay, 1996
- - Oscar competition for "The English Patient"
- - Coen brothers film, '96
- - Film following mythical boat
- - TV anthology series whose 2014 season starred Martin Freeman
- - long-running tv series inspired by a 1996 coen brothers movie.
- - 1996 movie with the line "sir, you have no call to get snippy with me"
- - FX series set in the Great Plains
- - Twin city of Moorhead, Minnesota
- - tv show inspired by a coen brothers movie of the same title
- - fine mythical ship in us city
- - Wells ..., American financial services company
- - Significant eastern city of North Dakota
- - north dakota's most-populous city
- - Crime drama set in the Midwest
- - Coen Brothers classic
- - FX series that starred Kirsten Dunst and Patrick Wilson in season 2
- - FX series based on a Coen Brothers movie
- - FX crime drama that features a new cast every season
- - Partner of Wells
- - 1996 Coen Brothers thriller
- - North Dakota's largest city
- - FX series with Billy Bob Thornton
- - North Dakota home of the Roger Maris Museum
- - Banking partner of Wells
- - Seat of Cass County, North Dakota
- - 1996 Best Picture nominee
- - North Dakota city on the Red River
- - Largest North Dakota city
- - Wells's partner
- - North Dakota border city
- - Wells' partner
- - The Coen brothers' 1996 release
- - North Dakota State's home
- - Henry Wells' partner
- - Coen brothers hit
- - City in southeast North Dakota
- - Wells ......
- - Coen brothers' 1996 hit
- - Macy's showcase?
- - AFI's #84 (1996)
- - Seat of Cass County
- - Henry Wells stopped here
- - N.D.'s largest city
- - Wells's friend
- - City in N. Dakota
- - Pony express man.
- - Largest city in N. Dakota.
- - Largest city in North Dakota.
- - Pioneer expressman.
- - Largest city in N. D.
- - Pioneer of the pony express.
- - Co-founder of the Pony Express.
- - Red River city
- - City on the Red River
- - Dakota city
- - North Dakota city
- - City in North Dakota
- - Flickertail State city
- - N.D. city
- - Best Picture nominee of 1996
- - Wells ___ (financial services company)
- - Couriers provided with pickle and mixed greens
- - Couriers in confusion with Greens in disarray
- - Couriers.
- - They take notes
- - There's a word for what they bring
- - Heralds, at times
- - Errand-boys
- - Errand runners
- - Angels
- - the ..., 2007 film thriller starring kristen stewart and dylan mcdermott
- - Parts of quarters
- - Half-quarters
- - Halves of quarters?
- - Quarter halves
- - Converting heights into parts
- - What's left when heights are cut down by half, then half, then half again
- - Slices of pizza, often
- - Pieces of pie, often
- - Pizzas slices, commonly
- - Furlongs, relative to miles
- - Pizza fractions, often
- - Converted highest fractions
- - Hat-size increments
- - Pizza slices, maybe
- - Some cake slices
- - What many pizzas are cut into
- - Some musical notes
- - Octaves
- - Hat size fractions
- - Pizza slices, usually
- - Some pizza slices
- - Pizza divisions
- - Furlong fractions
- - Pizza slices, often
- - Fractions
- - Henhouse basketful
- - Henhouse items
- - Things in a bird's nest
- - They're poached to make shakshuka
- - encourages farm produce
- - ...... Benedict, dish containing ham and muffins
- - Spanish omelet ingredients
- - Spurs on to produce food
- - Fragile dozen
- - What omelets are made of primarily
- - Roe, say
- - Issue of Eagle , say, given to exhausted grandsons
- - protein sources - for romans they are found in lovage
- - Ingredient of shakshouka and souffles
- - Goose ... (scoreboard zeroes)
- - White and yellow food items
- - Food that can be served deviled and poached
- - These need to be broken to be used
- - Spaghetti carbonara ingredients
- - What baby dinosaurs hatched from
- - Platypus products
- - Bits of caviar
- - One of the focuses of Oology that are laid in nests
- - Easter ... (hidden bonuses in many superhero movies)
- - You can't make omelette without breaking these
- - Parts of a clutch
- - Ingredients cook breaks
- - Turtles lay them
- - what some layers cover
- - One of the pounds in a pound cake
- - how babies are born for most reptiles
- - round numbers at the grocery store?
- - Pasta maker's needs
- - Souffl\xE9 ingredients
- - Breakfast items that could be scrambled
- - Items sold by the dozen
- - ramen toppings
- - some hens can produce 300 of these per year
- - urges to poach these?
- - oology
- - The yolk's not on them, but in them
- - Matzo brei base
- - An emu's are green
- - Ingredients in quiches and omelets
- - ...... benedict (brunch dish)
- - Hennery products
- - needs for grade-a pranks?
- - Breakfast items avoided by vegans
- - They'll get you cracking in the morning
- - Only some should be kept in a basket for Granny who knows how to suck them
- - Things to brood over?
- - Things oologists study
- - Tamago kake gohan ingredients
- - Ova nits and caviar
- - What Pokémon hatch from
- - Fabergé handiwork
- - Key ingredients in a soufflé
- - Scotched snacks
- - they might crack under pressure
- - Parts of many breakfasts
- - They may make one clutch!
- - Fragile edibles
- - .... Benedict; fancy breakfast
- - Gyeran-jjim ingredients
- - Tamagoyaki ingredients
- - They're subject to poaching
- - You may prefer to have them poached or scrambled
- - essential ingredients in shakshouka and quiche
- - things best not all put in one basket?
- - Objects in an Easter hunt
- - Cookie ingredients
- - Food items that are often sold in dozens
- - Colorful Easter items
- - ingredients in a strata
- - Cupcake ingredients
- - Scrambled order
- - Breakfast items that may be hard-boiled
- - Dr. Seuss' "Green .... and Ham"
- - They are used to make omelets
- - Cadbury ... (Easter candies)
- - ... Benedict (New York breakfast)
- - Easter gifts gratefully supplied as starters
- - ... Benedict (brunch order)
- - Nest findings
- - Poached items
- - Break ...! (alternative to Good luck! in a theater): 2 wds.
- - "Break ......!" ("Have a good performance!"): 2 wds.
- - Not have .... to stand on (1,3)
- - Expensive, it costs an arm and ..
- - Cost an arm and leg ...: 2 wds.
- - "Shake ......!" ("Hurry up!"): 2 wds.
- - sheepishly seen in court following his aggressively excited behaviour
- - Go berserk: hit boy attendant
- - 14 sheep pursued by attendant
- - sheepish in court but subject to violent behaviour
- - Angry behaviour? Strike attendant
- - Current measure blocking fashion for disorderly behaviour
- - Destructive behaviour
- - destructive behaviour involving sheep with boy attendant
- - Servant with crowd in violent disorder
- - Run amok and barge into errand boy
- - storm about like a politician in a frenzy
- - Leaf stuck to sheep in storm
- - rush about violently
- - Rush around furiously or violently
- - Inclination and time to go berserk
- - painter and politician grow old in orgy of destruction
- - act violently when aries takes a whole sheet
- - Servant goes after farm animal in frenzy
- - Run amok in ashram pageant
- - violent romp
- - Current element in fashion provoking furious response
- - animal and boy behave violently
- - Storm about like a politician in a hurry
- - Rant like a politician in fury
- - to storm
- - behave destructively
- - Servant after crowd in violent disorder
- - Wild, destructive spree
- - On the ...... (running amok)
- - Episode with violence, perhaps
- - Create a path of destruction, like Godzilla
- - Riotous spree
- - Fiery display
- - Anger about a politician causes riot
- - Rush about wildly
- - Measure of current in storm creates charge
- - Rush wildly about
- - Rush wildly
- - May's core politician in raving frenzy
- - Destructive spree
- - Rush around violently
- - A member in anger creates a storm
- - Servant goes after farm animal that's run amok
- - A nut might go on one
- - Destructive episode
- - 80s arcade game featuring a Godzilla-like protagonist
- - Riot act?
- - Outing for Godzilla
- - Destructive behavior
- - Violent behavior
- - Storm wildly
- - Act wildly.
- - Reckless action.
- - Relative of a rumpus.
- - Reckless action or behavior.
- - Stormy behavior.
- - Reckless behavior.
- - Sir Pitt Crawley's vent.
- - Rush about.
- - Run riot
- - Go on a tear
- - Go nuts
- - Violent disorder
- - Violent outburst
- - Spree
- - Storm of anger.
- - Storm
- - Run amok
- - Mob action
- - Run wild
- - Riot
- - Stampede
- - Frenzy
- - Agitated state
- - Rioting
- - Tear
- - Stormy state
- - Go on the ..., run amok
- - Rush about angrily
- - map gear, wrongly used in riot
- - No more stars, to astronomers
- - Each clue in all caps in this puzzle is one
- - Is one rattled to make noise, perhaps?
- - Possibly posted to depots as an example
- - Diapers to despair, e.g.
- - Cats-to-scat wordplay
- - Anemone, to name one
- - Cheaters, to teachers
- - What plate is, to petal
- - Hated to death, say?
- - "Gallery," to "largely"
- - Presbyterians, to Britney Spears
- - Supersonic, to percussion
- - Loves to solve, e.g.
- - Dormitory, to dirty room
- - "Destiny," to "density"
- - Roped, to Pedro
- - What cost is of cots
- - What each of this grid's ten-letter entries is
- - Nineties, to Einstein?
- - Trench coats, to technocrats
- - Letters taken out of order to discover a hidden meaning
- - er, this is one of theirs
- - outré gift is one of four, get it?
- - Canniest, for instance
- - Cone as once modified, for instance
- - Word made of the letters of another
- - Live for evil?
- - Servant for taverns, e.g
- - A couple of beasty types on farm can change how the letters are read
- - "Pukes industrial garbage" for "Ben Tausig plus Erik Agard," e.g.
- - Any of four long pairs featured in this puzzle
- - Antes up for peanuts?
- - Course for Crusoe?
- - Letter shuffle
- - Cast of characters?
- - Neo, for one
- - Chemical agent for climate change
- - Scramble, as letters
- - See 17- and 57-Across
- - Turn of phrase
- - Word game
- - A horse and sheep mixture – literally!
- - Word formed from another
- - different arrangement, as carthorse would be for orchestra
- - a letter-sorter will solve this
- - Conundrum of letters
- - source of absurd horse and sheep mix-up
- - On a platform, away from the audience
- - Hog the limelight in high society time after time
- - Divert attention from a guest out of line about piano
- - Aug, Sept, clearly steal the show
- - Divert attention from a main actor
- - Steal limelight from
- - Hog the spotlight, perhaps
- - Steal the limelight from
- - Steal the show in hill climb on the Tour?
- - At university good person getting mature and superior
- - Divert attention from London-bound coach?
- - Divert attention from someone towards yourself
- - Steal the scene from
- - Steal the limelight from leading coach
- - Puts off a void game to steal the limelight
- - Steal the spotlight from
- - Steal the show from
- - Direct attention away from someone on to oneself
- - University servant carrying stone away from the audience
- - Away from the audience
- - Winning part of cycling race is put in the shade
- - Draw attention from, as in "Hamlet"
- - Take the limelight from
- - Steal attention from
- - Swipe the spotlight
- - Steal the show
- - Draw attention away from
- - Steal the show from leading male character at end of performance
- - Snooty position a player may adopt
- - Go back to score an advantage over a fellow-player?
- - Treat superciliously
- - Conspicuously outperform
- - Puts out time to go behind actor
- - Outclass
- - Better, winning leg
- - Sage put out becomes aloof
- - Eg, sat up (anag)
- - Put to shame, e.g. at spud-bashing? There's some left!
- - Steal a scene
- - Be a bad actor
- - Do an acting ploy
- - Conceited: Colloq.
- - Haughtily aloof: Colloq.
- - Haughtily aloof.
- - Snobbish
- - Supercilious
- - Overshadow
- - Outshine
- - Outdo in performance
- - Outdo
- - Person giving advice to readers with problems
- - Skinny, topless, stops a skinny woman giving advice
- - worker embraces a young, queer woman offering advice
- - Advice giver
- - Yoga nut, an exotic adviser: our Deidre was one
- - in the past, city relative was a correspondent
- - The trouble-shooting columnist from abroad? Not Guyana!
- - Problem Page Editor
- - Theatre award, not the first received by a haggard columnist
- - Adviser on personal problems