G-rated

American  

[jee-rey-tid] / ˈdʒiˌreɪ tɪd /

adjective

1. (of a motion picture) deemed suitable for viewers of all ages.

   a G-rated film.

2. innocent; inoffensive: a G-rated first date.

   G-rated language;

   a G-rated first date.

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Etymology

Origin of G-rated

First recorded in 1965–70; G-(eneral) ( def. ) + rate ¹ ( def. ) + -ed ² ( def. )

Example Sentences

As he tore past the Atlanta sideline, he glanced over and playfully raised his hand to form a G-rated gesture.

From Los Angeles Times

Plus, “Takedown” is an all-ages bop powered by bouncing trap beats and G-rated rhyming couplets, which, like the rest of the tracks, manage to convey a share of soulfulness to temper the electronic melodies’ neon glow.

From Salon

I’d just finished having lunch with Richard Farnsworth, the unlikely star of the most unlikely David Lynch movie, “The Straight Story,” a G-rated gem about an old-timer who, after hearing that his estranged brother is dying, hops on a tractor lawnmower to see him one last time.

From Los Angeles Times

“That Mets team is playing really good baseball,” manager Dave Roberts said, keeping his language G-rated.

From Los Angeles Times

Also, my cookbooks would be G-rated, while this memoir could be rated R.

From Salon