Go or come back 'Grab __': 'You're pinch-hitting' Get it in the neck (informal) Greek *'Godspeed' to the cast of 'Godspell,' say Glittering range of surplus trousers Gender identity spectrum Green-lights Green-sounding Navy jacket Gush Gloom Go amiss GPS display Gender identity spectrum Green-lights Green-sounding Navy jacket Gush Garr of "Young Frankenstein" Give shape to "Grab __": "You're pinch-hitting" *"Godspeed" to the cast of "Godspell," say Groan out of arrogance from the French, for example Go over to Spain with Ray, Clare and Teddy 'Got it' Gave up employment or official position Goodbye in Spanish Got a hold of via phone Galoot Grove fruit Gothic gong I've improperly seized Go off with a schedule Go on or come off Give up on Gambler's concern García Lorca wrote them to Whitman and Dalí Go for broke Gentle winds at the beach Grannies Gambler's concern García Lorca wrote them to Whitman and Dalí Go on or come off Great Lake near Detroit Golf props GPS suggestion Garment with laces Gathered in a group Get on Get rid of something unwanted Got the doctor for those in rundown part of the city Get it all from Will, as firm memo about teachers is fairly phoney Götterdämmerung's composer “Got it, daddy-o” “Good cholesterol” letters Garden display Gambling destination of the Pearl River Delta Georgia neighbor Gets back on the field after an injury Gives a makeover Got by Go up against Go off Grateful Dead bassist Phil Got takeout, perhaps Grazer’s activity Good time to change locks? Gumbo garnish Greet nonverbally Grocery bag option Go too far with Gal entering society Gallery work George who played Danny Ocean German auto Getty of TV Gobble up Iraqi money? Gobbled up Great Lakes' — Canals ''Get lost!'' 9: __ (gambling) Garfield's middle name German winged one Get __ of (obtain) Good cholesterol Guy's dressy accessory 'Good Times ___ Times' (opening track on Led Zeppelin's debut album) Glittering accessory Gollum's original name in Tolkien stories Geometric knitting pattern Grub 'Gotcha' sounds 'Give me some gossip!' ... and a hint to this puzzle's sets of circles, which affect four Across answers 'Ghost Story' author Peter Garlic genus German 'Alas!' Gawk at Grams Get plastered Got a move on Good name, briefly Gucci of fashion Garlic genus Got a move on Get plastered Gawk at Good name, briefly Grams German "Alas!" Gucci of fashion Grimm's first word? "Gotcha" sounds "Ghost Story" author Peter "Give me some gossip!" ... and a hint to this puzzle's sets of circles, which affect four Across answers Greek vowel Gun the engine Game guideline Goes slower than a gallop Gooey campfire treat Gothic fiction writer Rice Gave rise to G-man's org Gorilla Grass shack Grassy plant of wet areas Get it in the neck over Chinese philosopher's ideal retweet about hothead Get the answer from Felicity cutting margins Goes here and there following mischievous type to rallies Guilty-seeming way to fall foul of the RSPCA? Gracious female, upper-class, somewhere in the Ionian Islands German city engineer's inner nature Go faster Greetings Good place to leave a boat in Alaska? Get out of bed Good place to experiment with drugs Greek B Genetic transmitter, abbr Ger. automobile Greek B Go by “Groundhog Day” director Green ___ ice cream Grindr downloader “___ Got a Way” (Billy Joel hit) Gifts with growth potential? Gives a wide berth to Go bad Golfer Ernie German region we backed way before failure, some might say Getting people to talk in a form of Inuit is nothing, without question Greek letter Get wind of 'Get Christie Love!' actress Graves Go off drink daughters imported Gaming site whose machines originally took pennies Gossip columnist Barrett Georgia summer hrs Group of Girl Scouts Grp. of expert women putters __ Grey tea Gaming site whose machines originally took pennies Georgia summer hrs Gossip columnist Barrett "Good enough for me!" Gently placed (down) Get cracking on Graceful birds Gymnast Korbut Greek vowel Gore and Pacino *gulp* Go ensure boss is not afraid to loosen the purse strings Gulf War ending in seaside setting Garments for ancient Roman senators Gazpacho or minestrone, for example Gets underway “Groovy!” Great disappointment about English not on top Golfer’s action to succeed with first two of three below par? Gym class skipped by more irritating sportsperson Get even, in a way Group that entertains GIs Garden area essential to occupation Game caller Game cube Garden flower Godparent; promoter Golfer's curve Gateau German motorway Grow part of wicket that's wearing at front Garment aptly named for where it's worn Grp. in charge "Gimme that!" "Gotcha" Gandalf's stick Get ready for print Groups of reps? Garment aptly named for where it's worn Grain storage building Greats are inducted into it Grainy food provided repeatedly, they say Glass of public radio Generous, liberal Grate Getting on with top lawyer in Government Getting quite drunk with ales ruins cocktail “Get a backbone!” (and a feature of four of the puzzle’s answers) “Great public schools for every student” org Gig part Gill dubs him “Shark Bait” Game with multiple balls Glossy surface Gossipy Barrett "Groovy!" Going from 0 to 100, say Gun, as an engine Goddess whose name means "lovely" Greenery Goddess whose name means “lovely” Group of ships "G.I. Jane" actress Gary who played Buddy Holly Grinch creator Grave tips for the one-man band Goblet of Fire competitor Goblet of Fire competitor Get on with climbing fell — location of high-level discussion? Give away rental properties before impertinent speech Gp. in a 1955 labor merger Grissom of NASA Give one's word to answer Old Bob to be certain Garb for blacksmiths Garlic cousin Giant of microbiology Gloat Go to and fro aboard carrier Gardening aid welcomed by more women on retirement Gun with enamelled casing kept within college Group of related species Game involving full houses *Gourmet Garten on the Food Network Galapagos Islands' country Georgia __ Go out into the storm, say "Going Back to ___" (hip-hop classic) *Gourmet Genre for "Jersey Shore" and "The Real World" Get the services of, as a lawyer Give up