The game of billiards =
Aim ball for this edge.
Amaranth, TE, 1913 |
Garage mechanics =
Change car's image.
Author unknown |
Garbage =
A beggar.
Author unknown, TE (possibly), 1920 |
Garbage man =
Bag manager.
Atlantic, TE, 1991 |
Indira Gandhi =
Had Indian rig.
Author unknown |
Garnet, Amethyst, Emerald =
Three neat art gems, my lad!
Author unknown |
Gather ye rosebuds while ye may =
Here's why: beauty goes dim early.
Hudu, TE, 1987 |
The gendarme =
Armed gent, eh?.
St Germaine, AP, 1899 |
A gentleman =
Elegant man.
Nypho, TE, 1911 |
The German Kaiser =
A master king here.
Atlantis, TE, 1914 |
The German soldiers =
Hitler's men are dogs.
Awl Wrong, TE, 1945 |
Gladiator =
A lad o' grit.
M.C.S., C, 1911 |
William Ewart Gladstone =
Wild agitator means well.
Lewis Carroll, date unknown |
William Ewart Gladstone =
We want a mild legislator.
Author unknown, The Modern Sphinx, 1879 |
William Ewart Gladstone =
It so great will lead man.
Author unknown, The Modern Sphinx, 1879 |
Gold and silver =
Grand old evils.
Author unknown |
The golden days =
They gladden so.
Author unknown |
Golden weddings =
Sign long wedded.
Author unknown |
A good name is better than great riches =
Be not a hoarder; right acts gain esteem.
Mr & Mrs Hector Rosenfeld, 1934 |
Robin Goodfellow =
Wood elf or goblin.
Arty Ess, TE, 1913 |
Billy Graham =
Big rally ham.
Author unknown |
Grand finale =
A flaring end.
Author unknown |
The great American desert =
I get a mere sand tract here.
Sam Weller, TEE, 1898 |
Greyhound =
Hey, dog, run!
King Carnival, TE, 1898 |
The grindstone =
Thins torn edge.
Molemi, 1906 |
The Guardian =
Naught I read.
Author unknown |
The guillotines =
I hit one's gullet.
D.C. Ver, TE, 1913 |
Alec Guinness =
Genuine class.
William Tunstall-Pedoe (also attributed to Dick Cavett), AG, 1995 |
| A gypsy fortune-teller =
Gentry, spell your fate.
Frankolin, TE, 1915 |
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