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Gabarosti stew - Neelix serves this leftover stew to Tuvok. (Elogium)

Gagh - Neelix serves cold gagh for breakfast as part of his special Klingon breakfast buffet, but neither Torres or the crew seemed enthusiastic about it. (Fair Trade)

Galactic cluster 3 - Galactic cluster 3 is a transmaterial energy plane intersecting 22 billion omnicordial life-forms. (The Gift)

Galley - Neelix turns the Captain's private dining room into a galley for the crew in order to help conserve replicator power. (The Phage) SEE: Mess hall

Gallia Nectar - Gallia nectar comes from a blossom that grows near a certain lake on Paxau and blooms once every 6 year; Neelix serves this as part of his holodeck program. (Warlord)

Gallicite - Voyager detects nearly a kiloton of galicite on the 4th planet in a uninhabited star system; gallicite is a rare substance; Voyager can use it to refit the warp coils since they have had a lot of damage over the past 2 years; Torres discovers that the source of the gallicite readings are power conduits covered with gallicite plating. (Blood Fever)

Galli-Curchi - This is one of the people that the Doctor mentions when he says that he has studied the finest recordings of "La Boheme". (The Swarm)

Galordan Core - The Clown says that Chulak of Romulus didn't give an ultimatum after his defeat at Galordan Core. (The Thaw)

Gamma Quadrant - Starfleet found a stable wormhole to the Gamma quadrant; the Cardassians wiped out all of the Maquis with the help of their ally from the Gamma Quadrant. (Hunters)

Gamma team - Kim leads this search team as the crew looks for resources on the planet. (Basics, Part 1)

Ga'Nah - Arridor discovers that profits are down in the Ga'Nah province; Kafar is in charge of collections there. (False Profits)

Gandhi, Mahatma (Noel De Souza) - This is one of the characters that the Doctor interviews as part of his personality improvement program. (Darkling)

Gan Sector - The Borg encountered a Kazon colony in the Gan sector, grid 6920. (Mortal Coil)

Garan, Araya (Robin Graves) - Wife of Hatil Garan; she blames Kim after Hatil begins to have doubts that he should go through with the transference ritual. (Emanations)

Garan, Hatil (Jeffery Alan Chandler) - Hatil meets Kim shortly before his transference ritual; he tells Kim that ever since his accident he has been a burden to his family and that at a family meeting it was agreed that he move on to the next emanation; Hatil begins to have doubts that he should go through with the ritual after learning that Kim has seen the bodies of his people on the asteroid rings; Kim convinces him to go stay with his friends in the Cararian Mountains while Kim takes his place in the centotaph. (Emanations)

Garan miner (Michael Fiske) - When the Doctor beams down to the mining colony, he finds one the of the Garren miners has been infected with a macrovirus. (Macrocosm)

Garans - After Janeway and Neelix left, Voyager received a distress call from a mining colony of a race called the Garans; they are having a viral outbreak and may have to shut down if they can't stop it. (Macrocosm)

Gardening - Janeway plants Talaxian tomatoes in a garden; Janeway's parents insisted she learn basic gardening skills; she hated gardening as much as backpacking. (Resolutions)

Garenor - Annorax goes to the Garenor homeworld and erases the species from history; this temporal incursion causes the entire Krenim Imperium to revert to a prewarp state; Voyager passed the Garenor homeworld 3 weeks ago. (Year of Hell, Part 1)

Garili tree - Araya tells Hatil to tell his father that these trees that his father planted have been in bloom for 3 years straight. (Emanations)

Garland - Neelix says that according to the Polynesian culture of Earth the flowering garland represents the flowering of love; Tuvok is the only one not wearing a garland at the luau; Marayna says that not wearing the garland sets him apart from everyone else and lets them know that he would rather be somewhere else. (Alter Ego)

Garnesite - Paris and Neelix fire their phasers at these rocks in order to get a little heat and light in the cave. (Parturition)

Gaseous anomaly - Voyager detects a gaseous anomaly that contains sirillium; the anomaly is a Class 17 nebula with the standard amounts of hydrogen and helium and 7000 parts per million of sirillium. (Flashback)

Gas flow separators - The gas flow separaters on the shuttle are damaged when the Vidiians attack the shuttle. (Coda)

Gaumen, Chancellor (Richard J. Zobel) - Gaumen is Chancellor to the B'omar; Janeway has him come on Voyager to try to arrange passage through B'omar space. (The Raven)

Gaunt Gary (Larry Hankin) - Character in Paris's holodeck program of Sandrine's; Paris tells Kim that they say Gaunt Gary hustled Willie Moscani himself at Ames pool hall in New York City in 1953. (The Cloud)

Gegen, Forra (Henry Woronicz) - A Voth professor; Gegen and Veer find Hogan's remains; Gegen decides to challenge Voth doctrine when he believes the discovery of Hogan's remains proves the Distant Origon theory; Gegen's family usually mates with the family of Towt, but Gegen tells Veer that traditions are meant to be broken; Gegen is charged with heresy against doctrine; he recants his theory after Odala threatens to put him and the Voyager crew in a detention colony for the rest of their lives; after he retracts his claim regarding the Distant Origin theory, he is reassigned to the area of metallurgical analysis. (Distant Origin)

Gel packs - The gel packs on Voyager contain bioneural cells that organize information more efficiently and speed up response time. (Caretaker) There are 47 gel packs in reserve; it is almost impossible to damage the gel packs but there is no way to replace them once the reserve runs out; half of the ships critical systems are run using these gel packs; the gel packs on Voyager begin malfunctioning when they get a viral infection. (Learning Curve) The neurodes in the gel pack in the Mess Hall have been burned out and the pack is filled with a mucilaginous compound; the gel pack ruptures when Torres touches it. (Macrocosm) Malfunctions in the gel packs are causing false readings to be sent to the sensors; the malfunctioning gel packs are in sequence six theta nine; the neurodes in the pack are discharging in random bursts; the level 4 diagnostic of the command processors reveals that quantum failures are present in 33 percent of the gel pack relays; the Doctor discovers that the radiation from the nebula is producing a degradation in the synaptic relays of the gel packs. (One)

Gema Four colony - Teirna says that Cullah killed Seska and took the baby to the Gema Four colony to be raised as a servant; Teirna says that the Gema Four defense force will destroy them all. (Basics, Part 1)

Genesis device - The Genesis device was developed by Marcus. (Omega Directive)

Genetic engineering - Suder believes that he can adapt the genetic engineering techniques he's developed for the orchids to help the vegetable garden in the airponics bay more productive. (Basics, Part 1)

Genetic resequencing vector - The Doctor develops a genetic resequencing vector that should neutralize the nanoprobes in Seven's body but someone needs to get close enough to her to administer it. (The Raven)

Gennaro - Crewman on Voyager; he is one of the last of the crew to disappear from Voyager; Chakotay tells him to sabotage anything he can get his hands on. (Displaced)

Genome - Sulan reconstituted this in Torres so that she would be purely Klingon. (Faces) According to the DNA stability analysis that Steth runs, complete genome recovery is imminent and his genome will revert to his previous form in 3 hours, 13 minutes. (Vis A Vis)

Genotron - The Vidiians shut down this machine after the regeneration phase on Torres has been completed. (Faces)

Geophysics - Janeway and Kim go to Geophysics to see if they can synthesize a substitute fuel. (Demon)

Geo-spectral analysis kit - This is one of the supplies that the away team brings with them when they beam down to the planet to find gallicite. (Blood Fever)

German Kapitan - The German Kapitan is the father of Brigitte's child; the Kapitan says that the greatest prize of the war is art; Brigitte gets into Nazi headquarters by telling the guard that she needs to see the Kapitan. (The Killing Game, Part 1) The Kapitan is 2nd in command of the Saint Claire occupation; Brigitte tells Davis that she took advantage of the Kapitan's interest in order to help the Resistance; after the Kapitan learns that Brigitte is part of the Resistance, he says that the thought of her carrying his child disgusts him; he decides to spare Brigitte's life for now but only because she is carrying a German child. (The Killing Game, Part 2)

Germany - The Commandant says that the Resistance will come to Saint Claire because any ground assault into Germany must pass through the city first; Katrine says that they must gather info about German troop movements; the Kapitan says that the German people deserve Europe and everything in it and that Germans are the master race because their blood is pure; while at Nazi headquarters, Katrine listens to an incoming message about German troop movement and realizes that the Germans know the Americans are coming. (The Killing Game, Part 1) Brigitte tells Davis the Resistance stole most of their guns from the German army. (The Killing Game, Part 2)

Gerron (Kenny Morrison) - Male Bajoran; Crewman on Voyager; former Maquis; he is one of the Maquis selected to participate in special training to help him adjust to serving on a Starfleet ship. (Learning Curve)

Gigabytes - Voyager manages to upload more 3000 gigabytes of Starling's database before they are force to terminate the link. (Future's End, Part 1)

Gigahertz - A frequency measurement; the duplicate Voyager tells Voyager to lock on to a frequency of 12 gigahertz. (Deadlock) After being hit by the polaron burst, Voyager's shields are now rotating at 92 gigahertz and can be detected by the rest of the Swarm. (The Swarm) The security teams sets their hand phasers to a dispersion frequency of 1.85 gigahertz so that they can disrupt the intruder's cloaking technology. (Distant Origin)

Gigaquad - Information in the ship's computer is measured in gigaquads; after the distortion wave has engulfed Voyager and then moved on, Torres says that 20 million gigaquads of new information have been input into the ship's computer. (Twisted) Torres and Janeway find 5 billion gigaquads of information in the sensor logs of the shuttle; this info describes every cubic centimeter in the sector. (Threshold) There are over 50 million gigaquads of info in the Vidiian's implant. (Lifesigns)

Gigawatts - A unit of measurement; Kim stops Seven from grabbing onto something that has 5 million gigawatts running through it; Seven says that the exoskeleton on her hand can withstand it. (Revulsion)

Gin rummy - Tuvok and Chakotay play this game while waiting for Carey or Seska to take the bait; Tuvok seems to be an expert gin rummy player. (State of Flux)

Ginsberg, Maury (Maury Ginsberg) - Q brings Ginsberg to Voyager as proof that Quinn has touched and affected many lives; Quinn gave Ginsberg a ride to Woodstock where Ginsberg was a spotlight operator that was instrumental in making the concert happen; Quinn also introduced him to his future wife; he became a successful orthodontist and settled in Scarsdale with his 4 kids. (Deathwish)

Glacial freeze - The planet experienced a glacial freeze which was caused by a solar flare which radically changed the planet's weather patterns. (The Thaw)

Glorified wayafter - The Kradin leave nullified bodies upturned so that they never descend to the glorified wayafter. (Nemesis)

Glucose - Janeway tries a new glucose bait to try to catch the insect that bit them. (Resolutions)

Glycoproteins - The Doctor's nutritional requirements for Seven include 250 grams of glycoproteins consisting of 53% polypeptides and 26% fibrous glycogen. (The Raven)

Godmother - Q asks Janeway to be his son's godmother. (The Q and the Grey)

Golf - Paris was supposed to replicate golf clubs for Kim using polyduranide; Kim and Paris are supposed to play golf with Ensign Kaplan; Torres is upset when she finds Steth/Paris in her quarters practicing golf. (Vis A Vis)

Goliath gulps - Tuvok gets Chili burritoes, footlong hotdogs and goliath gulps for Paris, Rain and himself to have for breakfast. (Future's End, Part 2)

Golwat - Bolian female; Ensign on Voyager; Neelix said that she thought the juice he made was delicious and even had a second glass; she has a cartilaginous lining that protects her against even the most corrosive acid. (Flashback) Golwat receives a personal letter from home. (Hunters)

"Good Morning Voyager" - Janeway and Neelix trace a comm signal to this program playing on the monitor in Wildman's quarters; the program was activated 11 hours earlier and is set for automatic playback until it's shut off. (Macrocosm)

Gorath - As part of the Day of Honor ritual, Torres must traverse the sulfur lagoons of Gorath, but she decides not to go through with it. (Day of Honor)

Gorokian midwife toad - Q asks Quinn if he would like to spend eternity as a Gorokian midwife toad. (Deathwish)

Goven - Kar says that he would be a goven, or outcast, to any of the other Kazon sects; everytime he would meet another sect they would cut one digit off. (Initiations)

Grable, Betty - To test Kim to see if he really is an American, Davis asks Kim what part of Betty Grable would he be staring at if she came around the corner; Kim answers correctly when he says that he would staring at her legs. (The Killing Game, Part 2)

Grakel milk - Also called schplict; this is one of the foodstuffs that Voyager gets from the planet Napinne. (Learning Curve)

Grand Nagus - Neelix, disguised as the Grand Proxy, says that he was sent by the Grand Nagus to recall Arridor and Kol back to the Alpha Quadrant. (False Profits)

Grand Proxy - The Grand Proxy is the official messenger of the Grand Nagus; Neelix disguises himself as the Grand Proxy to try to trick Arridor and Kol to leave Takar; they decide to kill Neelix until Neelix admits that he really isn't the Grand Proxy. (False Profits)

Gravidic caliper - Vorik suggests that Torres use this tool to help regulate the plasma flow since it is a more precise instrument that the duotronic probe. (Fair Trade)

Gravimetric field - When Voyager is still 2 light years away from the relay station, they begin encountering gravimetric forces; the forces must be coming from a very powerful energy source since they are detecting it from so far away; the power source of the gravimetric field is a quantuum singularity. (Hunters)

Gravimetric torpedo - Janeway tells Tuvok to fire a gravimetric torpedo at the remaining Omega molecules that have been jettisoned in the harmonic resonance chamber. (Omega Directive)

Gravitometric force - The temporal anomaly exerts some sort of gravitometric force on the shuttle so that they are unable to break free. (Coda)

Graviton matrix - The spatial rift that opens up in front of Voyager has a graviton matrix. (Future's End, Part 1)

Graviton pulse - The Ferengi shuttle sends out a graviton pulse in order to throw off Voyager's targeting scanners so that Voyager will not be able to beam them back on board; the pulse increases the rotational momentum of the wormhole which causes it to destablize; it knocks the wormhole completely off its subspace axis so that it is now jumping erractically on both end. (False Profits)

Gray's Anatomy - This is one of the medical texts that Kim loads into the Emergency Medical replacement hologram that he and Paris are trying to create. (Message in a Bottle)

"Grease Monkey" - This is the name of the holodeck program that Paris has been running in order to work the Chevey Camaro; Paris tells Steth that "grease monkey" is mechanic lingo. (Vis A Vis)

Great Forest - Neelix tells Naomi that he thinks about the Great Forest whenever he is afraid; Talaxians believe that they will all go to the Great Forest someday; Neelix says that it is a beautiful forest filled with sunlight and all the people who ever loved him are gathered there to watch over and protect him while he sleeps; Neelix begins to doubt his beliefs because he did not go to the Great Forest when he died; he was taught that he dies, his ancestors would be waiting for him by the Guiding Tree in the Great Forest. (Mortal Coil)

Great Hall - The Great Hall is the dark and gloomy residence of King Hrothgar; it was once a beautiful place before Grendel came. (Heroes and Demons)

Gree - The Doctor says that stimulating the follicles on the proboscis of the Gree will result in the swelling of the auricular canal. (Elogium)

Green band - Neelix says that the green band they found on the body floating in space identifies the body as the first maje of the Kazon Relora. (Manuevers)

Green beans - This is one of the dishes that Neelix fixes for Noonan. (The 37's)

Grendel - Grendel is a monster that comes by night to the Great Hall and drags warriors to his lair; the life form made of phontonic energy appears as Grendel in Kim's holodeck program. (Heroes and Demons)

Greskrendregk - Wildman's husband is names Greskrendregk; he is a Ktarean; Wildman was considering naming the baby after her husband since that is his family tradition. (Dreadnought)

Grid 92 of Subjunction 12 - Janeway and Tuvok are taken to this workspace near the center of the Borg cube. (Scorpion, Part 2)

Griffith Observatory - This is one of the SETI labs that Starling is funding; Rain is an astronomer there; Rain met Starling at the Griffith Restoration party; the observatory is about 20 km away from where the away team beams down; Janeway sends Paris and Tuvok to the observatory to find out who sent the message and get more info on what they know. (Future's End, Part 1) The observatory is located in Hollywood Hills; Tuvok contacts Voyager from there by modifying the satellite dish transmitter to carry and receive Voyager communications frequencies. (Future's End, Part 2)

Grimes - When Paris shows up late for duty again, Chakotay tells him that Mr. Grimes has taken his place at conn for his shift. (Lifesigns)

Groleau - Katrine tells Mademoiselle de Neuf to go to a Monsieur Groleau to buy a high frequency oscillator; he lives in a cottage just past the third bridge and has a cellar full of vacuum tubes. (The Killing Game, Part 1)

Grove yellow - Rafin finds Chakotay here; Brone says that they glimpsed his vessel falling in grove yellow. (Nemesis)

Guevara, Che- While he is trying to decide what to do, the Doctor wonders whether he should conjure up holograms of Nathan Hale and Che Guevara to help take back the ship. (Basics, Part 2)

Guide (Becky Ann Baker) - The guide leads Janeway through the sacred ritual (Sacred Ground)

Guiding Tree - One of the items in Neelix's medicine bundle is a replica of the Guiding Tree; the Guiding Tree stands at the center of Talaxian afterlife deep inside the Great Forest; it is there to help Talaxians find their way when they first arrive. (Mortal Coil)

Guill (Wayne Pere) - A Mari merchant; Janeway and Torres buy a resonant coil from Guill; during the mind meld with Tuvok, Torres remembers that Guill gave her the creeps and that he wanted something terrible from her; Guill says that his children get upset when he's late for supper; Tuvok senses Guill's fascination with Tuvok's unconscious thoughts and that he would like to see more of them if he could; Guill offers to help Tuvok learn to deal with his dark impulses; he says that he gets the violent thoughts by buying, sharing and sometimes taking them from others; Guill claims that Frane extracted the violent thought from Torres but Tuvok concludes that Guill extracted the thought from her as well; Tuvok attempts to take Guill into custody but he is attacked by Malin and another man; Tuvok initiates a mind meld with Guill and shows him thoughts so dark that Guill begs him to stop; Tuvok takes Guill into custody and then turns him over to Nimira; Guill is a prominent figure in the black market of violent thoughts that is prevalent in Mari society; he and Frane conspired to provoke a violent thought in Torres and then telepathically draw it from her mind. (Random Thoughts)

Guillotine - The crowd puts Kim's head under the guillotine, but Viorsa interrupts and prevents them from dacapitating Kim; When the Clown discovers that Voyager is disassembling the environment piece by piece, he sends Viorsa to the guillotine when he realizes that Virosa told them how to do it. (The Thaw)

Gut spore - Neelix calls the Kazon this name. (Projections)

Gyrodyne relays - The Mark 2 EMH tells the Doctor that the secondary gyrodyne relays in the propulsion field inter-matrix have depolarized. (Message in a Bottle)

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