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grisk,
grisk [grɪsk]
adj. Greedy, avaricious.
girselt, girsle, girslie, girslt, girsly, greezle, greezlie, greezly, grieslie, grissle, grisslie, grissly, gristeld, gristle, gristled, gristlie, gristly,
gristle [ˈgrɪsl]
also girsle [ˈgɪrsl, ˈgɛrsl]
n. Gristle.
v. To gristle.
pt. pp. gristelt, girselt
 
gristly [ˈgrɪslɪ]
also girsly [ˈgɪrslɪ, ˈgɛrslɪ]
adj. Gristly.
grit,
grit [grɪt]
n. Grit. Coarse oatmeal.
pl. grits The kernels of oats.
 
gritty
adj. Gritty.
grizzelt, grizzle,
grizzle [ˈgrɪzl]
v. To grizzle.
pt. pp. grizzelt adj. Turning grey.
groat, groatie, groats, grot, grote, grotes, grots, grott, grottie, grotts, grotty, gruttie, rolligroat, rolligrot,
groat [grot, grɔt]
n. A particle.
dim. groatie
pl. groats Hulled grain.
 
Compounds and phrases etc.
 
rolligroat: I.Sh. Pebbles on the beach.
groat, grot, grote,
groat [groːt]
n. A groat (coin).
 
Compounds and phrases etc.
 
drunken groat: A fine for drunkenness.
grof, grofe, groff, grouf, growf,
groff [grɔf, grʌuf]
adj. Coarse in grain ot texture. Inferior, vulgar, smutty, obscene, rough, clumsy.
grommis, grommish, grumise,
grommish [NN.b. grɔmɪʃ]
v. To crush severely. To squeeze, bruise, to grip hard. To grope.
groan, grone,
grone [NN.b. gron]
n. A pig's snout.
groose, grooselin, grooslin, grouse, grouselin, grows,
groose [grus]
n. A grouse (the game-bird).
pl. groose
dim. grooselin

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