➠ Words with g
List contains 75515 Words that "g" contain.
- - setting of auel novels
- - A period of long-term reduction in the temperature of the Earth's surface and atmosphere
- - Any period of time during which glaciers covered a large part of the earth's surface
- - Reign of glaciers
- - Period of glaciation
- - Part of the Quaternary Period
- - It lost out to "Spirited Away" for Best Animated Feature of 2002
- - Global warming threat, some say
- - Big chill of long ago
- - 2002 animated movie dealing with themes of acorn addiction and the plight of the squirrel
- - 2002 animated film featuring the voice of Ray Romano
- - One European put in prison in time of great cold
- - Ancient period of growing glaciers
- - When glaciers covered a large part of the earth's surface
- - Glacial period of long ago
- - In charge, keen to shorten period of hostile conditions
- - One church loses head with one of The Wise Men? When hell freezes over perhaps!
- - Time of advancing glaciers
- - Time of mammoths
- - First appearance of Sid the sloth
- - Animated movie of 2002
- - Time of the woolly mammoth
- - Opposite of global warming
- - Time of the mammoths
- - Period of great glaciation
- - Result of global cooling
- - Period of advancing glaciers
- - Mammoth film of 2002?
- - period of glacial growth
- - movie whose first sequel was subtitled "the meltdown"
- - in nice, a generally very cold time
- - manny, diego and sid are characters in which animated movie series?
- - Long gone cold period
- - 2002 animated film featuring Manny, Sid and Diego
- - i.e. hiding church silver in the glacial period
- - Movie featuring Sid the sloth
- - 2002 animated comedy film featuring a woolly mammoth: 2 wds.
- - Time to expect a glacial reception?
- - Movie featuring Ray Romano's voice [2 wds.]
- - Animated film with Manny the woolly mammoth
- - Animated film featuring a mammoth and a sloth: 2 wds.
- - Very cold spell -- one bear's home, perhaps conserving energy
- - When woolly mammoths roamed the Earth
- - Frigid time? (2 words)
- - The 2002 animated television series "...: A Mammoth Christmas": 2 wds.
- - Cold old time
- - Gee! CIA is lost in the glacial times
- - former glacial geological period
- - Cold period in Earth's history
- - One gets cold and anxious, no end, when it's freezing
- - Glacial period OR an animated movie franchise starring Sid, Manny and Diego
- - Woolly mammoth's time [2 wds.]
- - Blockbuster 2002 animated film
- - Regard wise man we might hear in cold spell
- - Time period that shaped the Great Lakes
- - Cold time
- - When mastodons disappeared
- - Pleistocene epoch nickname
- - Pleistocene Epoch
- - It happened back in cold-en days
- - When the mastodon roamed
- - When modern elephants first appeared
- - Very long cold spell
- - The Pleistocene Epoch, familiarly
- - The current one peaked 20,000 years ago
- - Super-cool time?
- - Quaternary division
- - Pleistocene Epoch, familiarly
- - Pleistocene Epoch event
- - Period ending about 9000 B.C.
- - Paleontological topic
- - Movie with the tag line "The Coolest Event in 16,000 Years"
- - Movie with Manny the Mammoth
- - Most recent glacial period
- - More than a cold snap
- - Major cooling-off period
- - Long-lasting freeze
- - It occurred during the Pleistocene epoch
- - It ended about 10,000 years ago
- - Historical glacial period
- - Historic cold snap
- - Hardly a cold snap
- - Glacial time
- - Geological cold spell
- - Frozen spell
- - Frigid period
- - Frigid era
- - Freezing era
- - Fjord forming time
- - Film with the acorn-chasing Scrat
- - Extended cold snap
- - Earth epoch
- - Cold era (2 wds.)
- - 2002 film whose sequel is subtitled "The Meltdown"
- - 2002 animated movie featuring a sloth named Sid: 2 wds.
- - 2002 animated movie
- - 2002 animated film with a 2006 sequel subtitled "The Meltdown"
- - Cold period
- - The big chill?
- - Geological time
- - Period that is needed to cover church silver
- - Long cold spell
- - Period when glaciers expand
- - One finishing sentence in jail cell in a major cold snap
- - The Pleistocene Epoch, e.g
- - Glacial period
- - Geologic period
- - Really long cold spell
- - Frigid time
- - Manny the Mammoth's movie franchise
- - When mammoths roamed
- - Period with mammoth consequences for the environment?
- - Film franchise with a saber-toothed tiger named Diego
- - Glacial epoch
- - Pleistocene period
- - Manfred the Mammoth's movie franchise
- - 2002 animated film featuring a sloth called Sid and a mammoth called Manny
- - Cooling-off period?
- - Cool 2002 Disney film?
- - Glaciologist's concern
- - Major cold snap
- - 2002 animated film with a woolly mammoth
- - Film with Manny the Mammoth
- - Film featuring mammoth Manny and sloth Sid
- - When glaciers advanced
- - Mammoth time period
- - 2002 animated film with four sequels
- - Cold era
- - Wintery period
- - Historic cold period
- - Cold geologic period
- - Historical cold period
- - One given sentence finally in jail for the 'cooler years'?
- - Glacial era
- - Frigid animated film?
- - 2002 film with a sequel subtitled 'The Meltdown'
- - Paleoclimatology subject
- - Finger Lakes creator
- - When mammoths lived
- - Mammoth's heyday
- - Very cold period
- - Old cold spell
- - Frigid time, climatically speaking
- - Cold snap to the max?
- - Time when all assets were frozen?
- - 2002 film with Manfred and Sid
- - Glacial historic period
- - When mastodons roamed
- - Long cold period
- - 2002 film with a mammoth co-star
- - Film franchise with a mammoth named Manny
- - One church is seventy years old when hell freezes over we presume
- - Big chill?
- - Kids' film in a frozen land that isn't "Frozen"
- - Hit 2002 film with talking sloths
- - When 55 Down was formed
- - Glaciation period
- - Animated film series with the mammoth Manny
- - Film featuring a mammoth named Manny
- - Animated movie with Scrat
- - Animated film with Scrat
- - 2002 animated film
- - Frigid stretch
- - Way more than a cold snap
- - Frigid historic period
- - Great Lakes creator
- - 2002 movie with Manny the Mammoth
- - Animated film with Manny the mammoth
- - When mastodons became extinct
- - Period when Long Island was formed
- - Big freeze
- - Freezing period
- - Pleistocene Epoch, e.g.
- - Mammoth period?
- - Pleistocene glacial period
- - Period frozen in time?
- - 2002 film about Manfred and Sid
- - More than just a cold snap
- - Very long cold snap
- - Wintry stretch
- - When the Great Lakes were formed
- - Frigid epoch
- - Cold spell
- - Geological period
- - Animated film franchise
- - The ancient period when the Northern Hemisphere was covered with glaciers
- - 2002 movie with sequels subtitled "the meltdown" and "continental drift"
- - When mammoths and mastodons became extinct
- - A prehistoric cold period
- - Film that could've been titled "Frozen"?
- - 2002 animated film set during the pleistocene
- - Time when glaciers form
- - When mastodons died off
- - Ill-defined situation
- - It's hard to judge
- - It's murky
- - It's not clearly defined
- - It has fuzzy boundaries
- - It's neither black nor white
- - Vaguely defined location
- - It's undefined
- - Ill-defined location
- - It's not clear
- - Ill-defined region
- - murky ethical ground
- - Unclear situation
- - ambiguous point
- - ambiguous situation
- - Ambiguous territory
- - Where judgment is required
- - Philosophical border region
- - Situation lacking clarity
- - Spot of moral uncertainty
- - Ambiguity
- - Where the rules are unclear
- - Iffy issue
- - Ambiguous part
- - Vague situation
- - Space between black and white?
- - Uncertain situation
- - Uncertain legal point
- - Place that inspired "An Elegy Written in a Country Churchyard"?
- - Debatable point
- - Fuzzy region of responsibility
- - Middle ground
- - Tax law ambiguity, e.g.
- - Morally uncertain subject
- - Moral dilemma, e.g.
- - Ethically moot subject
- - Where ambiguities exist
- - Uncertainty
- - you're fired for noting how my eyes move
- - the action of setting something on fire
- - It is turning one gin into method of firing in an engine
- - Engine's firing system
- - Motorist's starting point?
- - Act of setting on fire
- - One into gin drunkenly finds point of combustion
- - Substantive of setting something on fire
- - switched-on motorists may have it
- - Returned soldier in it, doctor? Active beginning combustion?
- - Mechanism that fires the fuel in an internal-combustion engine
- - Combustion's start
- - Fire-lighting
- - Start of combustion
- - Car's .... key
- - Using whatsapp
- - Sending a text to
- - Rubbing
- - Terrine ingredient, often
- - Mousse ingredient, maybe
- - duck- or goose-liver delicacy that's illegal to produce in california
- - Doctor rages after Freedom of Information exposes controversial food
- - In a jittery state, go as fire's spread
- - Controversial liver dish
- - Popular pâté
- - Pâté made from liver of fatted goose
- - Paté made from goose liver with truffles
- - Goose liver pate
- - Pate de ........
- - Liver delicacy
- - Canapé spread
- - Pate meat
- - PETA target
- - Duck delicacy
- - Worshipers
- - journeyers
- - Mayflower passengers
- - Religious visitors spy local government borders
- - Travellers gloomy, drinking beer? Quite the opposite
- - Travellers to holy places
- - Travellers to sacred places
- - Noted Thanksgiving attendees
- - They're famous for giving thanks
- - Thankful 1621 hosts
- - Religious wayfarers
- - Religious travellers
- - First Thanksgiving hosts
- - voyagers of 1620
- - belief behind a game-day ritual, perhaps
- - Tastefulness, grace
- - Leave behind pin and cane made with refinement
- - with glee, the was considered a form of refinement!
- - Grace, chic
- - Dignified grace
- - Not the first coppers to take on American style
- - Maria leaves American eagle with Grace
- - Alec fashionable with gene for style
- - Style point with member twirling cane
- - Grace and stylishness
- - Grace, style
- - Grace Kelly's trait
- - Grace and refinement
- - Refined grace
- - Dignified richness and grace.
- - Grace
- - Style and grace
- - Grace needing tablet, say, breaking arm
- - Graceful and stylish quality
- - English cricket side win at last in great style
- - English cricket side finally win in great style
- - Refinement of English member swinging cane
- - European lap dancer's naked beauty
- - cultivated refinement
- - Refinement, for example, in eastern weapon
- - glance at the ease in which such refinement is shown
- - refinement of european, say, breaking weapon
- - Awe-inspiring quality
- - Posh quality
- - Style of European say, in cut ...
- - Old World charm
- - Refined taste
- - Graceful style
- - Luxurious refinement
- - Refinement, for example, found in Eastern weapon
- - Beauty, in a simple way
- - Refined quality
- - Style, say, wearing English cut
- - 'The only beauty that never fades,' per Audrey Hepburn
- - Angel represented in European church in style
- - Gracefulness
- - Style; refinement
- - A touch of class
- - Showing good taste in dress or style
- - Ingenious simplicity, as of a design
- - Poshness
- - Refined and discriminating taste
- - Astaire quality
- - Courtliness
- - Good taste
- - Refined gracefulness
- - Urbanity
- - Restrained opulence.
- - Rich refinement.
- - Fineness.
- - Stateliness.
- - Tasteful luxury.
- - Superior quality.
- - Luxurious quality.
- - Delectable refinement.
- - Classy quality
- - Sophistication
- - Refinement
- - Polish
- - Chic
- - Style ......
- - Splendor
- - Class
- - the quality of being graceful and stylish in appearance or manner
- - Chic or gracefulness
- - Extravagant utterances.
- - Wild rants
- - Incoherent rants
- - Lunatics' outbursts
- - Lunatic's speech
- - Lunatic's comments
- - Lunatic's rants
- - Fulminations.
- - Tongue's no good in chutney that's dispensed with starter
- - This week's voters.
- - Part 8 of today's quote
- - ___ muffin, misleading name of a U.K. dish that's similar to a crumpet, not a muffin
- - Shakespeare's mother tongue
- - London language
- - Spin on a ball
- - Spin imparted to a billiard ball
- - These words, for example
- - Spin put on a ball
- - Kind of muffin
- - Pool hall spin
- - Backspin or topspin
- - Kind of saddle
- - TENPIN
- - Nationality of 17 and 60 Across
- - Title of six Bach suites
- - Author of "Ben Bolt."
- - Mother tongue.
- - Spinning motion given to a billiard ball.
- - Nationality of Virginia Dare.
- - Course of study
- - College course.
- - Eng. course
- - College major
- - Part of ESL
- - Muffin variety
- - Spin
- - School subject.
- - American ...... Language
- - High school class
- - Body language?
- - Pool accessory
- - ......-European
- - ......-European language
- - Language.
- - Language hinges loosely around rules, at heart
- - Language of the UK
- - world language
- - Oddly like fresh teabags in brew?!
- - Language you'd hear in London, and one of the most commonly spoken languages in the world with around 1.4 billion speakers