Go in : 2 answers – Crossword-Clue

___ goreng (Indonesian rice dish) ___ harm (have good intentions) ___ Mae Brown (Whoopi Goldberg in "Ghost") ___ message to (got in touch with) ___ suprême (God, in Gard) ___-Chung (T.C.) Chen, first golfer in U.S. Open history to make a double eagle (1985) ... where to go in Togo? 'Don't go in there!' " . . . ___ with good intentions" " . . . gold in ___ thar hills" " . . . gold in them ___ hills" "___ go into the wild blue yonder..." "___ gold in . . . " "___ gold in them . . . " "_____ go, into the..." "...gold in them ___ hills!" "A God in Ruins" author "A God in Ruins" novelist "A God in Ruins" novelist, 1999 "A maid with hair of gold," in an old song "A place you can go," in a 1979 #2 hit "Get going!", in old slang "Go ___ in a lake!" "God" in Latin "Going in Style" star "Gone in 60 Seconds" director Dominic "Good thing we locked the door before the monster got in" "Goodbye" in Venice "Gorillas in the _____" "Gorillas in the ___," 1988 film "Gorillas in the Mist" author "Gorillas in the Mist" author Dian "Gorillas in the Mist" author Fossey "Gorillas in the Mist" researcher "Gorillas in the Mist" role "Gorillas in the Mist" setting "Gorillas in the Mist" subject "Gorillas in the Mist" subject Fossey "Gosh," in Britain (hidden in RIGOROUS) "Gotcha," in old lingo "Gotta go," in chat rooms "I wouldn't go in there if I were you" "It's so good," in Paris "Let's go," in La Paz "Mother Goose in Prose" author, 1897 "My God," in Aramaic "My God," in the Scriptures "Saffron-robed" goddess, in Homer "Sending All My Love" band that goes in a straight line? "Sorry, I've got ___ in the matter" "That feels good" in Siamese? "The Government Inspector" playwright "The quality goes in before the name goes on" manufacturer "There's gold in ___ thar hills!" "There's gold in them ___ hills!" "They go", in Spanish "They'll ambush you if you go in there!" "Things that go ___ in the night" "Too much to go into now" "What ain't we got?" in song "Where did the computer go?" introduced it "You think I can go in there?" 17 of them are sung before "my gosh" in a 2010 #1 Usher hit A goner, in slang A place to go in London? A round of golf, informally A socially correct goose in Boston? Able to go into men's rooms Abode of the gods, in Homer Actor whose character thought he was God in "The Ruling Class" Actress Gold in "Benson" Admission before going into rehab Aided a golfer, in a way Aiding a golfer, in a way Al-___ (one of the names of God in Islam) All gone, in a way All the gold in Spain All the ingredients that go into gasoline? All your work may go into it Allies' goal in 1945 Alpine skier Julia who won Olympic gold in 2006 Appliance that might go in the closet 'round about September Arthur Godfrey instrument Associate of Rat and Goat, in the comic "Pearls Before Swine" Astronaut Wally, the first person to go into space three times Author James who got in trouble with Oprah Basic of golf instruction Be the goat, in a game Beat but good, in Dixie Better than gold, in hip-hop slang Biden, Cheney, and Gore, informally Blade that goes in a lock Blood of the gods, in Greek myth Blood of the gods, in myth Box that crackers go into? Bread goes into one British military governor in the American Revolution Broken arms may go in them Busy state to go into Campbell who captained the Canadian women's hockey team to gold in 2002 and 2006 Car in "Gone in 60 Seconds" Cartoon explorer going in circles? Celeb-gossip Internet site Chief god in the Edda Clothes go in and out of it Clothes go in and out of it regularly Company whose production goes in cycles? Conceal, as goods, in law Cop's request before "I'm going in" Creator god, in Hinduism Culkin's godfather, in "Igby Goes Down" Curl around the edge of the hole without going in, in golf Curl around the hole's edge without going in, in golf lingo Dance that precedes "golf" in the NATO phonetic alphabet Deadbolts go into them Declaration before going into overtime Deflected field goal, in basketball Director Dominic of "Gone in 60 Seconds" Discus great Al who won gold in four consecutive Olympics Do-gooders' interests Doc Golightly in ''Breakfast at Tiffany's'' Doesn't go in single file Drink whose name means "good" in Tahitian Drummer Gene who played with Goodman in the 1930s Drummer with Goodman in the 1930s Earth goddess in opera Esmeralda's goat in "The Hunchback of Notre Dame" Everlasting Gobstopper inventor F.D.R. goals in W.W. II Fairway shot that goes in the hole? Fictional race whose name means "My God" in Aramaic First corner after "Go" in Monopoly First N.H.L. player to score over 70 goals in a season First NHL defenseman to score 40 goals in a season Fix code, good to go in hacked error map Former Illinois governor, in headlines Fossey in "Gorillas in the Mist" Friendly goblin in Scandinavian folklore Games that go into overtime Games that go into overtime, say German skier Hermann who won gold in the super G and giant slalom at the Nagano Olympics Get going in the morning Get ready to go, in a way Gets gold in a way Gibby Haynes' band, or the crowd participants who got in my way at the concert? Go (into) Go around, but not quite go in Go in Go in a certain direction Go in a hurry Go in a new direction Go in advance Go in again Go in all directions Go in ankle-deep Go in circles Go in circles, in a way? Go in different directions Go in for Go in for a kiss, say Go in for another hitch Go in haste Go in only a little way, say Go in search of Go in search of prey Go in search of someone, say Go in separate directions Go in smoothly Go in snow Go in the kiddie pool, maybe Go in the red Go in the water just a little way Go in up to one's ankles Go in up to the ankles Go in with rolled-up pants? Go in without a suit Go in, so to speak Go in: Fr. Go inside Go into a cabin Go into a cocoon Go into a dead heat? Go into a new mode Go into a slump Go into a tirade Go into a tizzy Go into action Go into business Go into cyberspace Go into depth? Go into detail Go into ecstasies Go into free-fall Go into hiding Go into histrionics Go into hysterics Go into la-la land, with "out" Go into private practice? Go into reverse e.g. Go into seclusion