A dictionary of Proverbs (Oxford Paperback Reference)

gallows see the SEA refuses no river.
game see LOOKERS-ON see most of the game.
gamekeeper see an old POACHER makes the best gamekeeper.
gander see what is SAUCE for the goose is sauce for the gander.
GARBAGE in, garbage out
Garbage is a colloquial term in data processing for ‘incorrect input’ which will, according to the proverb, inevitably produce faulty output. The acronymic form GIGO is also found.

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  1964 CIS Glossary of Automated Typesetting & Related Computer Terms (Composition Information Services, LA.) 15 The relationship between input and output is sometimes—when input is incorrect—tersely noted by the expression ‘garbage in, garbage out’. 1966 E. J. & J. A. MCCARTHY Integrated Data Processing Systems v. Many data processing departments put their best operators on verifiers because they wish to avoid the effect of the GIGO principle (Garbage In—Garbage Out). 1987 Washington Times 10 Sept. F4 The computer rule, ‘garbage in, garbage out’ applies to the human mind just as much as it does to the computer. 1996 Washington Times 26 Feb. A19 This brings into play the old computer-industry dictum: Garbage In, Garbage Out. ■ action and consequence; error
  

garment see SILENCE is a woman’s best garment.
gate see a CREAKING door hangs longest; one man may STEAL a horse, while another may not look over a hedge.
gather see he who PLANTS thorns should not expect to gather roses; a ROLLING stone gathers no moss.
gathered see where the CARCASE is, there shall the eagles be gathered together.
geese see on SAINT Thomas the Divine kill all turkeys, geese, and swine.
generation see from CLOGS to clogs is only three generations; from SHIRTSLEEVES to shirtsleeves in three generations.