”G” Crossword Clues
Small model of planet Earth; (5)
What is Globe
The second and third presidents, these men, both died on the same exact date; July 4th, 1826.
Who is Adams & Jefferson
This is the act of kicking a ball through goalposts. The longest one in history in 66 yards.
What is Field Goal
Sword, Shoulder, Knife.
What is Blades
German chocolate cake was not invented in Germany. Instead, this country.
What is USA
A really, really smart person; (6)
What is Genius
He was the first president born in the 20th century.
Who is JFK
In 2021, Washington’s team changed their name. It was originally this, but they’re now the Commanders.
What is Redskins
Bay, Dormer, Sliding.
What is Window
These are the only parts of the human body that can’t heal themselves.
What is Teeth
Small explosive with pin; (7)
What is Grenade
This president, born in Kentucky, was the first to be born outside the original 13 colonies.
Who is Abraham Lincoln
In 1989, Jack Kemp became U.S. Secretary of Housing & Urban Development. Before that, he played this important position.
What is Quarterback
Dreidel, Top, Bottle.
What is Spin
Despite it being the smallest continent, it’s diameter is still almost double than the moons.
What is Australia
The act of playing games of chance for stakes; (8)
What is Gambling
In 1922, he was the first president to make an address over radio.
Who is Warren Harding
In 1997, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers changed the teams color from Orange to this. Probably to distance themselves from the 26 game losing streak they just had.
What is Red
Glass, Salad, Super.
What is Bowl
In the 1840s, it wasn’t common to smile for photos. So, instead of saying cheese, you said this name for dried plums.
What is Prunes
Move towards, or be attracted to; (9)
What is Gravitate
He was the first president to be left handed.
Who is James Garfield
Despite there being three teams that are said to be in New York, this is the only one that actually plays there.
What is Buffalo Bills
World, Measuring, Coffee.
What is Cup
This was the last letter added to the English alphabet back in 1524.
What is J