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General

Group (algebraic object in mathematics)

Group (as in G-8, Group of 8 Industrialized Nations)

Good (numismatics; 2nd worst condition of coin)

Good (philatelic auction term)

Green

Games Played (baseball)

Ground

Golf

Gas

Gross

Gold (rollplaying games)

One Thousand Dollars (common US slang)

Gamma

Gilbert

Gravity

Guilty

General Audiences (movie rating)

Guard (basketball)

Gate (transistor; electronics)

Guatemala

Glasgow (postcode, United Kingdom)

Gram

Gauge (syringes)

Gin

Goals Scored (various sports)

Genus (mathematics)

Graz (Austrian city)

Glider (US Military aircraft vehicle type designation)

Galway (Irish car registration)

Graphite

Gibbs Free Energy (thermodynamics)

Gauss (magnetic flux density)

Grin (used in chat and email)

Giga- (a prefix meaning 1 billion)

Goalie (hockey, soccer, etc.)

Glycine (amino acid)

Gravitational acceleration (physics)

Conductance

Gbps

Glycoprotein (virus protein)

Gravida (number of pregnancies)

Guanine (DNA base)

Gravimetric

Gillette Company (NYSE symbol)

Gravida (gynecology)

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Gluon

Gorod (Russian, town/city; used in postal addresses)

Gamma Hydroxybutyrate

Paraguayan Guarani (national currency)

Dutch Guilder (national currency)

Gefreiter (German)

Ginoo (Filipino: Mr. or Sir)

Eastern Quebec (Canada Post designation)

General Intelligence Factor (psychology/psychometrics)

Graffenberg (spot)

Gangsta/Gangster

Insured Letter (Scott Catalogue prefix; philately)

Giesma (form of chromosome banding)

Guilford Gravure (philatelic prefix on stamp coils)

Issued Traffic Citation (Alabama Public Safety radio code)

Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago, Illinois (designates original point of circulation of a dollar bill)

Undenominated United States Stamp (32 cents, introduced 1 Jan 1985)

Gerard Thematic Catalog (music, Italian)

Generator, Tachometer Generator, Exciter, or Rotating Amplifier