➠ Words with g
List contains 75515 Words that "g" contain.
- - Percussion instruments producing a deep sound
- - Instruments in Buddhist temples
- - Buddhist temple instruments
- - They may be heard in a temple
- - Buddhist temple sights
- - Sounds from the steeple
- - Temple bells
- - Sounds from a TV talent show
- - Pagoda sounds
- - Temple sounds.
- - Percussion instruments found in Buddhist temples
- - reverberating instruments in buddhist temples
- - Instruments that can be heard up to five miles away
- - Resonant discs
- - Dinner bells
- - percussive disks
- - Large, round, metal percussion instruments
- - Large bells
- - Bronze disks
- - Large percussion instruments
- - Cymbals' kin
- - Cable car signals
- - They're suspended in orchestras
- - Some mealtime signals
- - Pagoda instruments
- - Loud ringers
- - Saucer-shaped instruments
- - Metal plates that resonate when struck
- - Cymbals' bigger kin
- - Big ringers
- - Instruments hit with mallets
- - Instruments struck with mallets
- - Dismissals in a '70s-'80s game show
- - They're hit with hammers
- - Hammered instruments
- - Percussion instruments
- - Some Chinese restaurant decor
- - Dinner summoners
- - Dinner signals
- - Saucer-shaped bells
- - Round percussion instruments
- - Bong producers
- - Wants off, in a way
- - Percussion disks
- - Some percussion instruments
- - Pagoda sights
- - Grandfather clock chimes
- - 9-Down instruments
- - Rimmed metal disks
- - Musical disks
- - Rings a bell
- - Striking instruments?
- - Percussive plates
- - Gamelan instruments
- - Cymbal cousins
- - Pagoda features
- - Items hit with hammers
- - Deep bells
- - Big bang producers
- - Chinese percussion instruments
- - Large musical disks
- - Tam-tams
- - Loud bells
- - Ringside ringers
- - Announcers of royalty
- - Flat bells
- - Oriental bells
- - Dinner callers
- - Joss-house items
- - Alarms of a sort.
- - Tocsins.
- - Show stoppers
- - Chromosome component
- - Asian metal discs hit with mallets as instruments
- - Donate to Americares say
- - "It's better to .... than to receive"
- - promise to donate a single weapon
- - Donate to, offer up
- - Hand it to someone
- - Hand over or donate
- - Charity's plea to all from village
- - Respond to a charity drive
- - Donate
- - Donate or hand over
- - Be generous to some revolutionary, authoritative vignette
- - Yield to pressure and donate
- - Say "Uncle!"
- - With 16-Across, donate
- - Yield to pressure
- - With 37-Across, express freely, with "to"
- - Room to move
- - Forgiven for devouring present?
- - Provide — flexibility
- - "... Yourself Goosebumps," series of gamebooks by R.L. Stine
- - .... me liberty, or .... me death!
- - provide a soldier with a day of victory
- - practice philanthropy
- - ... or take (approximate amount)
- - .... up; quit
- - Put forward starting on all sides today
- - .... in; cave
- - The Hate U ... (Amandla Stenberg film based on an Angie Thomas novel)
- - Render pardon for doing a bunk
- - .... in; relent
- - "... me strength!"
- - ... or take
- - offer leeway
- - Not take
- - Be generous, in a way
- - Fund-raiser's verb
- - The Red Cross slogan.
- - Pliability
- - Pete Townshend "...... Blood"
- - Opposite of take
- - Fund-raiser's word
- - Contribute — elasticity
- - "I'll ...... you the benefit of the doubt"
- - "He'd ...... you the shirt off his back"
- - "Don't ...... it another thought"
- - "...... me a break!"
- - Devote
- - Resiliency
- - Toss in
- - Bequeath
- - ".... it a rest!"
- - Show generosity
- - Golf precedes this person's award
- - Allow flexibility
- - Bestow upon
- - Contribute
- - Bestow
- - Be generous backing up some authoritative vignette
- - Be generous
- - Transfer possession
- - Grant ran out of vinegar
- - Make a donation
- - Telethon plea
- - Do the charitable thing
- - Perform play
- - Aid a 53-Down
- - Telethon host's plea
- - Charity's plea
- - Fundraiser's plea
- - Support a telethon
- - Charitable organization's plea
- - Hand over what's found in fungi vegetation
- - Knuckle under
- - Award soldier on day of victory
- - Exhibit generosity
- - Buckle under pressure
- - Be philanthropic
- - Opposite of receive
- - Fund-raising plea
- - "...... me your tired, your poor . . ."
- - Flexibility
- - Partner of take
- - Charity's request
- - Springiness
- - "Out with it!"
- - Elasticity
- - With 40-Across, tip off
- - Fund-raising directive
- - Shell out
- - Word in a charity appeal
- - Rhett's last verb
- - "Hand it over!"
- - Collapse under pressure
- - Provide
- - Telethon request
- - Award
- - Cry 'Uncle!'
- - Opposite of tautness
- - Cave
- - Be altruistic
- - Charity's urging
- - Take's partner
- - Telethon catchword
- - Show flexibility
- - Looseness
- - Yield some
- - Perform publicly, as a play
- - Fork over
- - Chip in
- - Receive's opposite
- - Confer
- - Be charitable
- - PBS request
- - "...... me your tired, ..."
- - Move some
- - Word that can precede the first word of 17-, 26-, 47-, and 62-Across
- - "...... Peace a Chance"
- - Make a present of
- - Budge
- - Show elasticity
- - Play the philanthropist
- - Confer upon
- - Red Cross urging
- - Statue of Liberty inscription starter
- - Be a philanthropist
- - "...... Me a Break" (title for this puzzle?)
- - Twofer offer acronym
- - Twofer offer, briefly
- - Common promotion deal, for short
- - Acronym for a sale with twofers
- - "Buy one get one free" offer
- - abbr. for a deal that's basically 50 percent off
- - Sale involving two items, informally
- - Twofer sale acronym
- - Sale incentive, informally
- - Twofer coupon acronym
- - Two-fer coupon acronym
- - Supermarket sale acronym
- - Half-price sale acronym
- - Martini + onion
- - Martini's kin
- - Cousin of a martini
- - Martini with an onion
- - Martini with a onion
- - Cocktail with a pearl onion
- - Cocktail with an onion
- - Dry martini with a pearl onion
- - US guitar brand
- - Mel ..., film star
- - ... SG, iconic guitar owned by George Harrison that sold for $570,000
- - which actor starred in what women want and ransom?
- - Tennis champion Althea
- - William .......... (Neuromancer author)
- - Guitar played by Jimmy Page
- - Mel of Hollywood
- - Big name in guitars
- - Mel of "Braveheart"
- - Actor Mel of "What Women Want"
- - Actor Mel
- - Baseball great, Josh
- - Court great Althea
- - 58-Across of 1985
- - Australian actor Mel
- - Josh or Hoot
- - "Neuromancer" author William
- - Mel who played Max
- - Henry or Althea
- - Forest Hills winner.
- - Artist of the hourglass-figure days.
- - Big name in electric guitars
- - Gin cocktail
- - Guitar store buy
- - Cocktail choice
- - Bar order
- - Halloween night rush
- - Post-dessert hyperactivity
- - "Come here...gimme ......!"
- - 'I think somebody needs ..'
- - "I need ......!" (desperate admission)
- - Give -- (embrace)
- - Status beyond normal capacity
- - Attending without an invitation
- - Imprudent economizing
- - Economizing