| Gate attendant | 14 |
| Gate attachment | 15 |
| Gate approx. | 12 |
| Gate announcement, briefly | 26 |
| Gate announcement | 17 |
| Gate | 4 |
| Gat's sharp cousin | 22 |
| Gat wielder | 11 |
| Gat or roscoe | 13 |
| Gat or rod | 10 |
| Gat | 3 |
| Gastropods | 10 |
| Gastropod with earlike tentacles | 32 |
| Gastropod with a spiral shell | 29 |
| Gastropod whose shell is used as a horn | 39 |
| Gastropod mollusks | 18 |
| Gastropod mollusk | 17 |
| Gastropod genus | 15 |
| Gastropod | 9 |
| Gastronomy | 10 |
| Gastronomic capital of France | 29 |
| Gastronomic asset | 17 |
| Gastronomes | 11 |
| Gastronome's pleasure | 25 |
| Gastronome's pastime | 24 |
| Gastronome's passion | 24 |
| Gastronome's gastropod | 26 |
| Gastronome's asset | 22 |
| Gastronome trait | 16 |
| Gastronome | 10 |
| Gastrointestinal illness | 24 |
| Gastrointestinal danger | 23 |
| Gastroenterologist's diagnosis | 34 |
| Gastroenteritis cause, perhaps | 30 |
| Gastroenteritis cause, maybe | 28 |
| Gastroenteritis cause | 21 |
| Gastrocnemius muscle setting | 28 |
| Gastric woe | 11 |
| Gastric juices, e.g. | 20 |
| Gastric acid problem | 20 |
| Gastric acid component, to a chemist | 36 |
| Gaston, to Alphonse | 19 |
| Gaston's god | 16 |
| Gaston's girlfriends | 24 |
| Gaston's girlfriend | 23 |
| Gaston's girl | 17 |
| Gaston who wrote "The Phantom of the Opera" | 53 |
| Gaston Lachaille's love | 27 |
| Gastineau is one | 16 |
| Gastineau Channel city | 22 |
| Gasthaus offering | 17 |
| Gasthaus cubes | 14 |
| Gasthaus | 8 |
| Gasteyer who played half of the "Delicious Dish" duo | 62 |
| Gasteyer of stage and screen | 28 |
| Gasteyer of "Wicked" | 30 |
| Gasteyer of "Suburgatory" | 35 |
| Gasteyer of "SNL" | 27 |
| Gasteyer of "Saturday Night Live" | 43 |
| Gasteyer of "S.N.L." | 30 |
| Gasteyer of "Mean Girls" | 34 |
| Gasteyer of 'Mean Girls' | 32 |
| Gastein, e.g. | 13 |
| Gassy talk | 10 |
| Gassy prefix | 12 |
| Gassy | 5 |
| Gassing up? | 11 |
| Gasses up | 9 |
| Gasser | 6 |
| Gassed up? | 10 |
| Gassed up the Jaguar, say | 25 |
| Gassed up again | 15 |
| Gassed up | 9 |
| Gasps, say | 10 |
| Gasps, perhaps | 14 |
| Gasps of pleasure | 17 |
| Gasps of delight | 16 |
| Gasps for breath | 16 |
| Gasps for air | 13 |
| Gasping for air | 15 |
| Gasping | 7 |
| Gasped with delight | 19 |
| Gasped in delight | 17 |
| Gasped for breath | 17 |
| Gasped after a sprint | 21 |
| Gaspé season | 15 |
| Gasparo da Salo's instrument | 32 |
| Gasparo da Salò's instrument | 39 |
| Gaspar, e.g. | 12 |
| Gaspar's gal pal | 20 |
| Gaspar et al. | 13 |
| Gaspar brought one | 18 |
| Gaspar at Bethlehem | 19 |
| Gasp, say | 9 |
| Gasp, perhaps | 13 |
| Gasp while weeping | 18 |
| Gasp or wince, e.g. | 19 |
| Gasp of delight | 15 |
| Gasp of amazement | 17 |
| Gasp of admiration | 18 |