| Global milestone of science: Abbr. | 34 |
| Global news service with HQ in Washington, D.C. | 47 |
| Global positioning datum, briefly | 33 |
| Global Surveyor's destination | 33 |
| Global Vaccine Safety Initiative grp. | 37 |
| Global warming guru's nickname? | 35 |
| Global warming researcher, often | 32 |
| Globally viewed birthday tribute, often | 39 |
| Globe : Boston :: ___ : Baltimore | 33 |
| Globe with olive branches, for the United Nations | 49 |
| Globe-circling journalist Nellie | 32 |
| Globe-trotting journalist Nellie | 32 |
| Globetrotter Lemon avoids a punch | 33 |
| Globetrotter's catchphrase, perhaps | 39 |
| Globetrotters founder Saperstein | 32 |
| Globetrotting rock star/political activist | 42 |
| Globule of quicksilver, for example | 35 |
| Glockenspiel player's implement | 35 |
| Gloom and __ (pessimistic outlook) | 34 |
| Gloomy member of a political family? | 36 |
| Gloomy resident of the Hundred Acre Wood | 40 |
| Gloomy thistle-eater of children's lit | 42 |
| Gloria Bunker's married name | 32 |
| Gloria Estefan "Love on ___ Way Street" | 49 |
| Gloria Estefan song about a rascal | 34 |
| Gloria Estefan's "___ Mi Canto" | 45 |
| Gloria Estefan: "Get on Your ___" | 43 |
| Gloria in "Madagascar," e.g. | 38 |
| Gloria of "I Will Survive" fame | 41 |
| Gloria Steinem's Ohio birthplace | 36 |
| Gloria Swanson's place in 1950 | 34 |
| Gloria Trevi "___ Alguacil" | 37 |
| Gloria's "Sunset Blvd." role | 42 |
| Gloria's "Sunset Boulevard" role | 46 |
| Glorified gatekeeper, in Goiás | 33 |
| Glorious noisemaker at St. Mary's | 37 |
| Glossy-leaved tree of the southern U.S. | 39 |
| Gloucester and Kent, in "King Lear" | 45 |
| Gloucester's son in "King Lear" | 45 |
| Glover self-help book for conflict-avoiding men | 47 |
| Glover who was banned from Letterman's show | 47 |
| Gloves in Campanella's closet | 33 |
| Gloves in Yogi Berra's closet | 33 |
| Gloves worn mostly in spring, summer, and fall | 46 |
| Glow by ___ (celebrity women's fragrance) | 45 |
| Glow during the moon's crescent phase | 41 |
| Gluck opera "___ ed Euridice" | 39 |
| Gluck opera based on a Euripides play | 37 |
| Gluck's '-- ed Euridice' | 36 |
| Gluck's "Paride ed ___" | 37 |
| Gluck's "___ ed Euridice" | 39 |
| Glue that holds a country together? | 35 |
| Glutton's before and after pics? | 36 |
| GM and DuPont partnered to make it in the 1930s | 47 |
| GM compact that replaced the Cobalt | 35 |
| GM head who set up a philanthropic foundation | 45 |
| GM monitoring and tracking subsidiary | 37 |
| GM's old electronics subsidiary | 35 |
| GMC SUV that shares its name with a national park | 49 |
| GMC truck pined for after being sold? | 37 |
| Gnarls Barkley lead singer ___-Lo | 33 |
| GnR "Chinese Democracy" jam (Abbr.) | 45 |
| GnR "I Don't ___ About You" | 41 |
| GnR "Live ___ Let Die" | 32 |
| GnR "Lost in the garden of ___" | 41 |
| GnR "Use Your Illusion 1" closer | 42 |
| GnR "Use Your Illusion I" closer | 42 |
| GNR "___ N' the Bedouins" | 39 |
| GnR "___ Your Illusion II" | 36 |
| GnR's post-"Appetite" tideover | 44 |
| Go against God's commandments | 33 |
| Go against, as someone's will | 33 |
| Go away as a Michael Jackson impersonator might? | 48 |
| Go away as a speaker of pig Latin might? | 40 |
| Go away as an outdoorsman might? | 32 |
| Go back a step, in word processing | 34 |
| Go back and forth, in more than one sense | 41 |
| Go back for more guacamole, maybe | 33 |
| Go back over, as one's steps | 32 |
| Go back to the beginning, in a way | 34 |
| Go back to the original speed, in music | 39 |
| Go ballistic, with "out" | 34 |
| Go carousing with a drinker, say | 32 |
| Go Daddy and Network Solutions, e.g. | 36 |
| Go everywhere, as spilled liquid | 32 |
| Go faster, to a Mexican economist? | 34 |
| Go for a car-cramming record, say | 33 |
| Go for a swim during hot weather, e.g. | 38 |
| Go for a swim, say, during hot weather | 38 |
| Go for eagerly, as an opportunity | 33 |
| Go from aluminum to alumina, say | 32 |
| Go from blighted to gentrified, say | 35 |
| Go from C's to B's, e.g. | 32 |
| Go from first to second, perhaps | 32 |
| Go from octogenarian to nonagenarian | 36 |
| Go full ___ (proceed at maximum speed) | 38 |
| Go further than anyone would think | 34 |
| Go hither and yon, hither and yon | 33 |
| Go in the water just a little way | 33 |
| Go into la-la land, with "out" | 40 |