| Gable-Harlow film: 1937 | 23 |
| Gabon president ___ Bongo | 25 |
| Gabon's El Hadj ___ Bongo | 29 |
| Gabon's first president | 27 |
| Gabon's president Bongo | 27 |
| Gabonese president Bongo | 24 |
| Gabor who died in 1995 | 23 |
| Gabor and Le Gallienne | 22 |
| Gabor and Longoria Parker | 25 |
| Gabor who slapped a cop | 23 |
| Gaboriau's gumshoe | 22 |
| Gaborone is its capital | 23 |
| Gabriel or Michael, e.g. | 24 |
| Gabriel or Rafael preceder | 26 |
| Gabriel or Sebastián | 23 |
| Gabriel's companion | 23 |
| Gabriel's dessert? | 22 |
| Gabriel: "___ Rain" | 29 |
| Gabriela of tennis fame | 23 |
| Gabriele D'Annunzio, e.g. | 29 |
| Gabrielle's guardian | 24 |
| Gabrielle's rescuer | 23 |
| Gabs with flirtatiously | 23 |
| Gadget for a grease monkey | 26 |
| Gadget for a very old car | 25 |
| Gadget for Calvin Peete | 23 |
| Gadget on the cutting edge? | 27 |
| Gadget or Clouseau (abbr.) | 26 |
| Gadget that removes caps | 24 |
| Gadget used on an apple | 23 |
| Gadget you can count on? | 24 |
| Gadget's rank: Abbr. | 24 |
| Gadget, for one: Abbr. | 22 |
| Gadgeteer's acquisition | 27 |
| Gadgeteers' concerns | 24 |
| Gadgets for cigarettes | 22 |
| Gadwall's relative | 22 |
| Gaeilge, to its speakers | 24 |
| Gael Greene or Rex Reed | 23 |
| Gaelic "Bill" | 23 |
| Gaelic "Gee!" | 23 |
| Gaelic "gold" | 23 |
| Gaelic "Oh my!" | 25 |
| Gaelic anagram for seer | 23 |
| Gaelic name for Ireland | 23 |
| Gaelic name for Scotland | 24 |
| Gaelic speaker's homeland | 29 |
| Gaels of college athletics | 26 |
| Gaffer's assistant | 22 |
| Gaffer's responsibility | 27 |
| Gaffer's workplace | 22 |
| Gaffer, best boy, et al. | 24 |
| Gag after having fajitas? | 25 |
| Gag gift for a fuzzy thinker? | 29 |
| Gag response, informally | 24 |
| Gag that might explode | 22 |
| Gaga way to be in love | 22 |
| Gagarin's accomplishment | 28 |
| Gagarin's space flight? | 27 |
| Gain a position by hard work | 28 |
| Gain access to, in a way | 24 |
| Gain an advantage over | 22 |
| Gain an early advantage | 23 |
| Gain control of a commodity | 27 |
| Gain further potential from | 27 |
| Gain ground unobtrusively | 25 |
| Gain in one's affection | 27 |
| Gain momentum on Twitter | 24 |
| Gain on stock you still own | 27 |
| Gain some unnecessary weight | 28 |
| Gain weight faster than? | 24 |
| Gained a background singer | 26 |
| Gained a championship again | 27 |
| Gained in one's affection | 29 |
| Gained knowledge, to a Brit | 27 |
| Gained popular acceptance | 25 |
| Gained the good will of | 23 |
| Gained through hard work | 24 |
| Gained time by trickery | 23 |
| Gained yardage on the ground | 28 |
| Gainesville college athlete | 27 |
| Gainesville team member | 23 |
| Gainesville-to-Ocala dir. | 25 |
| Gaining more on the gridiron | 28 |
| Gaining unfair advantage | 24 |
| Gains a horn section for tour | 29 |
| Gains a string section | 22 |
| Gains again, as strength | 24 |
| Gains control, in a way | 23 |
| Gainsborough's forte | 24 |
| Gait at a harness track | 23 |
| Gait between a walk and a run | 29 |
| Gait between trot and gallop | 28 |
| Gait between walk and canter | 28 |
| Gait faster than a trot | 23 |
| Gait faster than a walk | 23 |
| Gait for a Standardbred | 23 |
| Gait in a harness race | 22 |
| Gait not as fast as a canter | 28 |
| Gait resembling a canter | 24 |