Proverbs starting with "G"

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• G1 When GABRIEL blows his horn then this question will be decided
• G2 Everyone fastens where there is GAIN
• G3 GAIN savors sweetly from anything
• G4 It is clear GAIN that remains by honest gettings
• G5 Sometimes the best GAIN is to lose
• G6 The GAINS will quit the pains
• G7 Light GAINS make heavy purses
• G8 To GAIN teaches how to spend
• G9 Fair GAINING makes fair spending
• G10 GALEN gives goods, Justinian honors
• G11 As bitter as GALL
• G12 To rub one on the GALL
• G13 The GALLANTS OF FOWEY
• G14 Up with it, if it be but a GALLON 'twill ease your stomach
• G15 The GALLOWS groans for you
• G16 The GALLOWS is the cutpurse's pulpit
• G17 He repents too late that repents at the GALLOWS
• G18 If I be hanged I'll choose my GALLOWS
• G19 To be hanged on a fair GALLOWS (with a silken halter)
• G20 When everyone gets his own you'll get the GALLOWS
• G21 He (The devil) will play at small GAME rather than sit out (before he will stand out)
• G22 To fly at all GAME
• G23 At the GAME's end we shall see who gains
• G24 The better GAMESTER the worse man
• G25 GAMESTERS and race horses never last long
• G26 Hasty GAMESTERS oversee¹ themselves
• G27 GAMING (Play), women, and wine, while they laugh they make men pine
• G28 Every GAP has its bush
• G29 To stop GAPS with rushes
• G30 To stop two GAPs with one bush
• G31 He that GAPES until he be fed, well may he GAPE until he be dead
• G32 Will you buy any GAPESEED?
• G33 No GAPING against an oven
• G34 As is the GARDEN such is the gardener
• G35 A GARDEN must be looked unto and dressed as the body
• G36 He that hires one GARDEN which he is able to look after eats birds, he that hires more than one will be eaten by the birds
• G37 No GARDEN (wheat) without weeds (darnel)
• G38 As the GARDENER's dog, who would not eat cabbage himself nor suffer others to do it
• G39 Gay is the GARLAND where many flowers meet
• G40 GARLIC makes a man wink, drink, and stink
• G41 None says his GARNER is full
• G42 He may go hang himself in his own GARTERS
• G43 No GATES no city
• G44 It that lies not in your GATE breaks not your shins (toes)
• G45 Thither as I would go I can go late, thither as I would not go I know not the GATE
• G46 As grave as an old GATEPOST
• G47 It is ill GATHERING of stones where the sea is bottomless
• G48 GAUNTING¹ bodes wanting
• G49 Make not a GAUNTLET of a hedging glove
• G50 She that GAZES much spins not much
• G51 Better be well loved than have ill-won GEAR
• G52 Boden¹ GEAR stinks
• G53 Haldin¹ GEAR helps well
• G54 Have you GEAR, have you none, tine¹ heart and all is gone
• G55 He that has no GEAR to tine¹ has shins to pine
• G56 He that rides ere he be ready wants some of his GEAR
• G57 He that spends his GEAR on a whore has both shame and scathe¹
• G58 It is good GEAR that lasts aye
• G59 In GENOA there are mountains without wood, sea without fish, women without shame, and men without conscience
• G60 GENTILITY is nothing but ancient riches
• G61 GENTILITY sprang from the pen or pike
• G62 GENTILITY without ability is worse than plain beggary
• G63 Where there are GENTLES there are aye off-fallings¹
• G64 Everyone cannot be a GENTLEMAN
• G65 A GENTLEMAN may make a king and a clerk may prove a pope
• G66 A GENTLEMAN of the first head
• G67 A GENTLEMAN will do like a gentleman
• G68 A GENTLEMAN without money (living) is like a pudding¹ without suet
• G69 A goose-quill GENTLEMAN
• G70 He cannot be a GENTLEMAN that loves not a dog
• G71 He is a GENTLEMAN that has gentle conditions
• G72 He shoots like a GENTLEMAN, fair and far off
• G73 He that would be a GENTLEMAN let him storm a town (go to an assault)
• G74 To come off a clear GENTLEMAN
• G75 What is a GENTLEMAN but his pleasure?
• G76 What is a GENTLEMAN but his word?
• G77 A GENTLEMAN's greyhound and a salt box, seek them at the fire
• G78 All Cornish GENTLEMEN are cousins
• G79 GENTLEMAN JACK HERRING that puts his breeches on his head for want of wearing
• G80 GENTRY sent to market will not buy one bushel of corn
• G81 Farewell, gentle GEOFFREY
• G82 It hangs by GEOMETRY
• G83 As good as GEORGE of GREEN
• G84 That would I fain see, said blind GEORGE OF HOLLOWAY (blind Hugh)
• G85 Here is GERARD's bailiff, work or you must die with cold
• G86 The GERMAN drinks away sorrow, the Frenchman sings it away, the Spaniard weeps it away, and the Italian sleeps it away
• G87 As just (jump) as GERMAN's lips
• G88 The GERMAN's wit is in his fingers
• G89 So GOT so gone
• G90 Evil (Ill) GOTTEN evil (ill) spent
• G91 Soon GOTTEN soon spent
• G92 After a great GETTER comes a great spender
• G93 Goose GIBLETS are good meat, old sack better than new
• G94 GIFF GAFF (Give gave) was a good fellow
• G95 GIFF GAFF was a good man but he is soon weary
• G96 As free of his GIFT as a blind man (poor man, Jew) of his eye
• G97 A GIFT is valued by the mind of the giver
• G98 A GIFT much expected is paid, not given
• G99 GIFT of the gob¹
• G100 A small GIFT brings often a great reward
• G101 Throw no GIFT again at the giver's head
• G102 To get is the GIFT of fortune, to keep is the gift of wisdom
• G103 What is freer than GIFT?
• G104 Who receives a GIFT sells his liberty
• G105 GIFTS blind the eyes
• G106 GIFTS break through rocks
• G107 GIFTS enter everywhere without a wimble¹
• G108 GIFTS enter without knocking
• G109 GIFTS from enemies are dangerous
• G110 GIFTS make beggars bold
• G111 Great GIFTS are from great men
• G112 He bestows his GIFTS as broom¹ does honey
• G113 He that gives me small GIFTS would have me live
• G114 To find guilty GILBERT¹ where he had hid the brush
• G115 Lame GILES has played the man
• G116 GIMMINGHAM, Trimmingham, Knapton and Trunch, North Repps and South Repps are all of a bunch
• G117 To give up his GIRDLE
• G118 GIRN¹ when ye knit (bind) and laugh when ye loose
• G119 Better to GIVE than take (receive)
• G120 GIVE and be blessed, take away and be accursed
• G121 GIVE and take
• G122 I shall GIVE you (You shall have) as good as you bring
• G123 To GIVE (tell) one his own
• G124 He that GIVES discreetly gains directly
• G125 He that GIVES quickly (in a trice) gives twice
• G126 That which is GIVEN shines, that which is eaten stinks
• G127 GIVING is dead nowadays and restoring very sick
• G128 GIVING much to the poor does increase a man's store
• G129 He that's long a GIVING knows not how to give
• G130 What you spare from GIVING for God's sake the devil will carry another way
• G131 To stick in one's GIZZARD
• G132 His GLASS is run
• G133 What your GLASS tells you will not be told by counsel
• G134 As brittle as GLASS
• G135 As clear (bright) as GLASS
• G136 As smooth as GLASS
• G137 To carry GLASSES to Venice
• G138 He that loves GLASS without G, take away L and that is he
• G139 As old as GLASTONBURY Tor
• G140 He goes a GLEANING before the cart has carried
• G141 There's a GLIMMER in the touchbox¹
• G142 You are as supple as a GLOVE
• G143 You will make me believe that GLOWWORMS are lanterns
• G144 None sighs so sore as the GLUTTON that may no more
• G145 Who hastens a GLUTTON chokes him
• G146 Better fill a GLUTTON's belly than his eye
• G147 GLUTTONY is the sin of England
• G148 GLUTTONY (Surfeit) kills more than the sword
• G149 Not worth a GNAT
• G150 To strain at a GNAT and swallow a camel
• G151 The farther we GO the farther behind
• G152 GO forward and fall, go backward and mar all
• G153 GO where you will, die where you ought
• G154 He can GO invisible
• G155 If thou be hungry I am angry, let us GO fight
• G156 They that cannot GO before must come behind
• G157 To GO (stand) a high-lone¹
• G158 To GO clean cam¹
• G159 You GO not handsomely to work
• G160 You may GO farther and fare worse
• G161 As fast as one GOES another comes
• G162 As fast as one GOES another comes
• G163 He that GOES far gains much
• G164 He that GOES far to marry will either deceive or be deceived
• G165 He that GOES softly goes safely
• G166 As GOOD as ever went endways
• G167 As lecherous as a GOAT
• G168 The GOAT must browse where she is tied
• G169 An old GOAT is never the more reverend for his beard
• G170 You go to a GOAT to buy wool
• G171 To give one the GO-BY
• G172 Above GOD there is no lord, above black there is no color, and above salt there is no savor
• G173 As false as GOD is true
• G174 As sure as GOD is in Gloucestershire
• G175 As true (sure) as GOD is in heaven
• G176 Better GOD than gold
• G177 Beware of him whom GOD has marked
• G178 Call GOD near when you do sneeze
• G179 First serve GOD and then serve me
• G180 GOD comes at last (is at the end) when we think he is farthest off
• G181 GOD comes to see without a bell
• G182 GOD comes with leaden (woolen) feet but strikes with iron hands
• G183 GOD complains not but does what is fitting
• G184 GOD defend me from the still water and I'll keep myself from the rough
• G185 GOD deprives him of bread who likes not his drink
• G186 GOD gives his wrath by weight and without weight his mercy
• G187 GOD grant your early rising do you no harm
• G188 GOD has done his part
• G189 GOD has provided a remedy for every disease
• G190 GOD heals and the physician has the thanks (takes the fee)
• G191 GOD help the fool, quoth Pedley
• G192 GOD help the poor, for the rich can help themselves
• G193 GOD help the rich, the poor can beg
• G194 GOD in the tongue (hand) and the devil in the heart
• G195 GOD is a good man
• G196 GOD is a potter and we are the clay
• G197 GOD is a sure paymaster
• G198 GOD is better pleased with adverbs than with nouns
• G199 GOD (Nature) is no botcher
• G200 GOD is no changeling
• G201 GOD is still in heaven
• G202 GOD is where he was
• G203 GOD keep me from four houses: a usurer's, a tavern, a spittle, and a prison
• G204 GOD knows well which are the best pilgrims
• G205 GOD make you an honester man than your father
• G206 GOD makes and apparel shapes but money makes the man
• G207 GOD never sends mouth but he sends meat
• G208 GOD often has a great share in a little house
• G209 GOD only knows (Men know not) who shall enjoy men's (their) gettings
• G210 GOD, our parents, and our master can never be requited
• G211 GOD provides for him that trusts
• G212 GOD send me a friend that may tell me my faults; if not, an enemy, and to be sure he will
• G213 GOD send us of our own when rich men go to dinner
• G214 GOD send water in that well that people think will never go dry
• G215 GOD send you joy, for sorrow will come fast enough
• G216 GOD send you more wit and me more money
• G217 GOD sends a curst (shrewd) cow short horns
• G218 GOD sends cold after (according to) clothes
• G219 GOD sends corn and the devil mars the sack
• G220 GOD sends fortune to fools
• G221 GOD sends good luck and God sends bad
• G222 GOD sends meat and the devil sends cooks
• G223 GOD speed the plow
• G224 GOD stays long but strikes at last
• G225 GOD stint all strife
• G226 GOD strikes not with both hands, for to the sea he made havens and to rivers fords
• G227 GOD strikes with his finger and not with all his arm
• G228 GOD will send time to provide for time
• G229 Have GOD and have all
• G230 He is either a GOD or a painter, for he makes faces
• G231 He is poor that GOD hates
• G232 He that errs and mends to GOD himself commends
• G233 He that is without GOD has nothing
• G234 He that serves GOD for money will serve the devil for better wages
• G235 He that serves GOD serves a good master
• G236 Help thyself and GOD will help thee
• G237 I owe GOD a death
• G238 If GOD be with us who will be against us?
• G239 It that GOD will give the devil cannot reave¹
• G240 Like me, GOD bless the example
• G241 Not GOD above gets all men's love
• G242 One GOD, no more, but friends good store
• G243 Pray to GOD to help you and put your hand to work
• G244 Put GOD before you, you need not care who comes behind you
• G245 Serve GOD in your calling, 'tis better than praying
• G246 Soon todd¹ soon with GOD
• G247 Spend and GOD will send
• G248 That GOD will have see shall not wink
• G249 There is GOD in the ambry¹
• G250 There is GOD when all is done
• G251 Those that GOD loves do not live long (The good die young)
• G252 Though GOD takes the sun out of heaven yet we must have patience
• G253 We cannot serve GOD and Mammon
• G254 What GOD will no frost can kill
• G255 When GOD is made master of a family he orders (disorders) the disorderly
• G256 When GOD will all winds bring rain (no wind but brings rain)
• G257 When GOD will punish he will first take away the understanding
• G258 When it pleases not GOD the saint can do little
• G259 Where GOD has (builds) his church the devil has (builds) his chapel
• G260 While they think they have GOD by the toe they have the devil by the fist
• G261 Whom GOD loves, his bitch brings forth pigs
• G262 Whom GOD loves, his house is savory to him
• G263 Whom GOD will help no man can hinder (hurt)
• G264 You are one of them to whom GOD bade ho¹
• G265 Go in GOD's name, so ride no witches
• G266 GOD's blessing on your heart for it
• G267 GOD's grace and Pilling Moss are boundless
• G268 GOD's help is better than early rising
• G269 GOD's help is nearer than the fair even
• G270 GOD's mill grinds slow but sure
• G271 He would spend GOD's cope¹ if he had it
• G272 Out of GOD's blessing into the warm sun
• G273 That never ends ill which begins in GOD's name
• G274 There are GOD's poor and the devil's poor
• G275 Who hopes in GOD's help his help cannot start
• G276 GOD-A-MERCY (Gramercy), horse
• G277 GODFATHERS (Mothers) oft give their blessings¹ in a clout²
• G278 GOD-HAVE-MERCY fills not the physician's purse
• G279 Both bade me GODSPEED but neither bade me welcome
• G280 As yellow (shining) as GOLD
• G281 GOLD expounds the law and the gloss
• G282 GOLD goes in at any gate except heaven's
• G283 GOLD is the fruit that is always ripe
• G284 GOLD is tried in the fire
• G285 GOLD must be beaten and a child scourged
• G285a GOLD speaks
• G286 He that has GOLD may buy land
• G287 He that labors and thrives spins GOLD
• G288 If GOLD knew what gold is, gold would get gold iwis
• G289 No GOLD without dross
• G290 Pour GOLD on him and he'll never thrive
• G291 The purest GOLD is most ductile
• G292 That is GOLD which is worth gold
• G293 When we have GOLD we are in fear, when we have none we are in danger (trouble)
• G294 Win GOLD and wear gold
• G295 You may speak with your GOLD and make other tongues dumb (Where gold speaks every tongue is silent)
• G296 You may trust him with untold GOLD (money)
• G297 In GOLGOTHA there are skulls of all sizes
• G298 As rises my GOOD so rises my blood
• G299 Little GOOD soon spent
• G300 Conceited¹ GOODS are quickly spent
• G301 Evil-gotten (Ill-gotten) GOODS never prove well (prosper, endure)
• G302 GOODS are theirs that enjoy them
• G303 The GOODS of fortune pass away with the moon
• G304 He that loses his GOODS loses his sense
• G305 Ill-gotten GOODS thrive not to the third heir
• G306 The more GOODS the more evils (greed)
• G307 Stolen GOODS thrive accordingly
• G308 Who gives away his GOODS before he is dead take a beetle¹ and knock him on the head
• G309 Better GOOD afar off than evil at hand
• G310 Do GOOD and regard not to whom, do evil and take heed of thyself
• G311 GOOD and quickly seldom meet
• G312 GOOD finds good
• G313 GOOD is good but better carries it
• G314 GOOD is to be sought out and evil attended
• G315 GOOD though long stayed for is good
• G316 He that any GOOD would win, at his mouth must first begin
• G317 He that hopes not for GOOD fears not evil
• G318 Set GOOD against evil (Do good for evil)
• G319 That's my GOOD that does me good
• G320 To come from little GOOD (ought) to stark nought
• G321 To know one's (one's own) GOOD
• G322 To requite GOOD for evil is charity, evil for good is cruelty
• G323 Who fasts and does no other GOOD spares his bread and goes to hell
• G324 GOOD to be merry and wise
• G325 For GOOD AND ALL
• G326 GOOD ENOUGH is never aught
• G327 A GOOD FELLOW¹ is a costly name
• G328 A GOOD FELLOW¹ lights his candle at both ends
• G329 A GOOD FELLOW¹ never lost but at an ill fellow's hand
• G330 Longer lives a GOOD FELLOW than a dear year
• G331 As the GOODMAN says so say we, but as the good-wife says so it must be
• G332 The GOODMAN is the last that knows what's amiss at home
• G333 When the GOODMAN is from home the goodwife's table is soon spread (the board cloth is tint¹)
• G334 To brag of many GOOD MORROWS
• G335 Well GOOD MOTHER DAUGHTER
• G336 GOODNESS is not tied to greatness
• G337 It is more your GOODNESS than my desert
• G338 GOOD WILL and welcome is your best cheer
• G339 The GOOD WILL is all
• G340 GOOD WILL should be taken in part of payment
• G341 I killed her for GOOD WILL, said Scot when he killed his neighbor's mare
• G342 I will do my GOOD WILL (endeavor), as he said that threshed in his cloak
• G343 Like GOODYER's pig, never well but when he is doing mischief
• G344 They'll come again as GOODYER's pigs did
• G345 As deep drinks the GOOSE as the gander
• G346 As dizzy as a GOOSE
• G347 As fierce as a GOOSE
• G348 As wise as a GOOSE (gander)
• G349 Good GOOSE, bite not
• G350 A good GOOSE indeed but she has an ill gansel
• G351 GOOSE and gander and gosling are three sounds but one thing
• G352 A GOOSE cannot graze after him
• G353 He hopes to eat of the GOOSE that shall graze on your grave
• G354 He may shoe the GOOSE
• G355 He that turns the GOOSE should have the neck
• G356 If I may not keep¹ GOOSE I shall keep gosling
• G357 If I may not keep¹ GOOSE I shall keep gosling
• G358 It is a blind GOOSE that comes to a fox's sermon
• G359 It is a blind GOOSE that knows not a fox from a fern bush
• G360 It is a good GOOSE that drops aye
• G361 It is a sorry GOOSE that will not baste herself
• G362 There's no GOOSE so gray in the lake that cannot find a gander for her make¹
• G363 To kill the GOOSE that lays the golden eggs
• G364 To steal a GOOSE and give the giblets in alms
• G365 To steal a GOOSE and stick down a feather
• G366 A Winchester GOOSE
• G367 You will be good when the GOOSE pisses
• G368 Young (Old) is the GOOSE that will eat no oats
• G369 All his GEESE are swans
• G370 Go flay the GEESE
• G371 As open as a GOOSE EYE
• G372 The GOOSE PAN is above the roast
• G373 As good as GOOSE SKINS that never man had enough of
• G374 I care no more for it than a GOOSE TURD for the Thames
• G375 To cut the GORDIAN KNOT
• G376 A GOSHAWK beats¹ not at a bunting
• G377 The GOSLINGS lead the geese to water
• G378 As true as the GOSPEL
• G379 The GOSPEL is in your mouth
• G380 The GOSPEL makes heretics
• G381 GOSSIPS and frogs, they drink and talk
• G382 It is merry when GOSSIPS (gentlefolks) meet
• G383 My GOSSIPS wish me ill because I tell them truth
• G384 You breed of¹ the GOUK,² you have aye but one rhyme (song)
• G385 He is pleased with GOURDS and his wife with cucumbers
• G386 To the GOUT all physicians are blind
• G387 The GOWN is his that wears it and the world his that enjoys it
• G388 He that puts on a public GOWN must put off a private person
• G389 That's the best GOWN that goes up and down the house
• G390 Divine GRACE was never slow
• G391 GRACE (Nurture) and manners make a man
• G392 GRACE is best for the man
• G393 The GRACE of God is gear enough
• G394 The GRACE of God is worth a fair
• G395 GRACE will last, favor (beauty) will blast
• G396 You seek GRACE at a graceless face
• G397 It is good GRAFTING on a good stock
• G398 GRAIN by grain and the hen (ant) fills her belly (his barn)
• G399 One GRAIN fills not a sack but helps his fellows
• G400 One GRAIN of sharp pepper is better than a basketful of gourds
• G401 Sift him GRAIN by grain you'll find him chaff
• G402 To take with a GRAIN of salt
• G403 He must have his GRAINS of allowance
• G404 It goes against the GRAIN
• G405 Of evil GRAIN no good seed can come
• G406 Go teach your GRANDAME to get children
• G407 Teach your GRANDAME (grannam) to grope her ducks
• G408 Teach your GRANDAME to spin
• G409 Teach your GRANDAME to sup sour milk
• G410 Let your GRANDCHILD buy wax and do not you trouble yourself
• G411 One cannot gather GRAPES of thorns or figs of thistles
• G412 As green as GRASS
• G413 GRASS and hay, we are all mortal
• G414 GRASS grows not in hot ovens
• G415 GRASS grows not upon the highway (in the market)
• G416 He that fears every GRASS must not piss (walk) in a meadow
• G417 If GRASS grows in Janiveer it grows the worse all the year
• G418 March GRASS never did good
• G419 To cut the GRASS from under your feet
• G420 To cut the GRASS whereof another meant to make hay
• G421 To let no GRASS (moss) grow on one's heel
• G422 To pluck the GRASS to know where the wind sits
• G423 While the GRASS grows the horse (steed) starves
• G424 You must look for GRASS on the top of the oak tree
• G425 To hold a GRASSHOPPER by the wing
• G426 To be married rather to one's GRAVE
• G427 To the GRAVE with the dead and let them that live to the bread
• G428 We shall lie all alike in our GRAVES
• G429 He would live in a GRAVEL PIT
• G430 GRAY and green make the worst medley
• G431 He is GRAY before he is good
• G432 GRAY's INN for walks, Lincoln's Inn for a wall, the Inner Temple for a garden, and the Middle for a hall
• G433 He fries (stews) in his own GREASE
• G434 The GREAT put the little on the hook
• G435 The GREAT would have none great and the little all little
• G436 To work by the GREAT
• G437 The GREATER embraces (includes, hides) the less
• G438 At GREAT GLEN there are more great dogs than honest men
• G439 It is GREEK to me
• G440 When GREEK joins Greek then is the tug of war
• G441 At the GREEK CALENDS
• G442 I have seen as light a GREEN
• G443 The more you GREET¹ you'll piss the less
• G444 As gaunt as a GREYHOUND
• G445 Go not for every GRIEF to the physician nor for every quarrel to the lawyer nor for every thirst to the pot
• G446 The greater GRIEF (sorrow) drives out the less
• G447 GRIEF is lessened when imparted to others
• G448 The GRIEF of the head is the grief of griefs
• G449 GRIEF pent up will break the heart
• G450 That GRIEF is light which is capable of counsel
• G451 Whither goest, GRIEF? Where I am wont
• G452 All GRIEFS with bread are less
• G453 Never GRIEVE for that you cannot help
• G454 A merry GRIG
• G455 I will either GRIND or find
• G456 As patient as GRISSEL
• G457 The GROAT is ill saved that shames the master
• G458 Not worth a GROAT (gray groat)
• G459 He knows his GROATS among other folks' kale
• G460 Then I'll thatch GROBY POOL with pancakes
• G461 The best GROUND is the dirtiest
• G462 He is not worth the GROUND he goes on
• G463 He is on the GROUND
• G464 He that lies upon the GROUND can fall no lower
• G465 He that runs fastest gets most GROUND
• G466 He thinks that the GROUND carries him not
• G467 Stand to thy GROUND, old Harry
• G468 To love (hate) the GROUND another treads on
• G469 Today above GROUND tomorrow under
• G470 Who builds upon another's GROUND loses both mortar and stones
• G471 The GROUNDSEL¹ speaks not save what it heard of the hinges
• G472 Grantham GRUEL, nine grits and a gallon of water
• G473 To swallow (gape for) a GUDGEON
• G474 It is an ill GUEST that never drinks to his host
• G475 An unbidden GUEST is welcome when gone
• G476 An unbidden GUEST knows not where to sit (must bring his stool with him)
• G477 Bad GUIDES may soon mislead
• G478 The GULL comes against a tempest (the rain)
• G479 As hollow as a GUN
• G480 As sure (right, true) as a GUN
• G481 Bounce, quoth the GUN
• G482 Out of GUNSHOT
• G483 A greedy GUT would all get
• G484 He has GUTS (no guts) in his brains
• G485 He has more GUTS than brains
• G486 Not worthy to carry GUTS to a bear