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graip, grape, greep, greup, grip, groop, group, gruip, grup, grupe,
gruip [S. I. grøp, gryp, C. grɪp, grʌp, U. grup, N. grip]
n. The gutter in a byre. A ditch or trench for draining a field etc.
v. To groove a board.
n. The gutter in a byre. A ditch or trench for draining a field etc.
v. To groove a board.
grovel, grøvel, grovle, gruivle, gruvil,
gruivle [I.Sh. ˈgrøːvəl, ˈgroːvəl]
v. To grope about or to fumble along in the dark.
v. To grope about or to fumble along in the dark.
gromly, grommle, grumlie, grumly, grummel, grummelt, grummely, grummle, grummlie, grummly, grumset, gumlie, gumly, gummel, gummle,
grummel [ˈgrʌm(ə)l]
n. Rubbish, rubble, mud, sediment.
v. To make muddy. I.Ork. Crumbs, fragments
pt. pp. grummelt
n. Rubbish, rubble, mud, sediment.
v. To make muddy. I.Ork. Crumbs, fragments
pt. pp. grummelt
grumly [ˈgrʌm(ə)le]
adj. Muddy due to sediment. Grim, sullen, surly.
adj. Muddy due to sediment. Grim, sullen, surly.
Compounds and phrases etc.
grumset: adj. Muddy, turbid, streaky.
grummel, grummelie, grummely, grummle, grummlie, grummlin, grummly, gummel, gummelie, gummely, gummle, gummlie, gummly,
grummle [ˈgrʌm(ə)l]
n. A cause of dissatisfaction. A grudge, grievance or quarrel.
v. To grumble.
n. A cause of dissatisfaction. A grudge, grievance or quarrel.
v. To grumble.
grummly [ˈgrʌm(ə)lə]
adj. Grumbly, grumbling, unsettled, blustery.
adj. Grumbly, grumbling, unsettled, blustery.
Compounds and phrases etc.
grummler: Someone who grummles.
grummlin: Grumbling.
grummlin: Grumbling.
grumf, grumfie, grumfy, grump, grumped, grumpf, grumpfie, grumph, grumphed, grumphie, grumphin, grumpht, grumphy, grumpie, grumpie, grumpin, grumpit, maligrumph, maligrumphs, molligrumph, molligrumph, molligrumphs, mulliegrumph, mulligrumph,
grump [grʌmf]
also grumph [grʌmf]
n. An animals grunt. A name given to a pig. One who grunts or complains, a grumbler, a grouser.
dim. grumpie, grumphie
v. To grunt, to grumble, grouse. To sulk, be surly.
pt. pp. grumpit, grumpht
also grumph [grʌmf]
n. An animals grunt. A name given to a pig. One who grunts or complains, a grumbler, a grouser.
dim. grumpie, grumphie
v. To grunt, to grumble, grouse. To sulk, be surly.
pt. pp. grumpit, grumpht
grumpie, grumphie
adj. Ill-natured, grumpy.
v. To grunt like a pig,
adj. Ill-natured, grumpy.
v. To grunt like a pig,
Compounds and phrases etc.
grumpin, grumphin: Grunting, complaining etc.
maligrumfs [ˈmɔlɪgrʌmfs]: A fit of sulks. Bad-temper. See molligrant.
maligrumfs [ˈmɔlɪgrʌmfs]: A fit of sulks. Bad-temper. See molligrant.
grounch, grunch, grunge,
grunch [grunʒ, grʌnʃ]
n. A grumble, grunt, growl.
v. To grumble, object, refuse, growl, grunt.
n. A grumble, grunt, growl.
v. To grumble, object, refuse, growl, grunt.
agrun, agrund, backgrun, backgrund, backgrunn, groon, groon$, groon$it, groond, groondit, groonit, groun$, groundsill, grun, grun$, grun$it, grun$s, grund, grundit, grunds, grundsill, grundsole, grunit, grunn, grunns, gruns, grunsill, gruun, oondergrun, unnergrun, unnergrund, unthergrund,
grund [grʌn(d)]
n. The ground. Soil, the bottom or lowest part, the root of a matter, the basis of a discourse, the text of a sermon.
pl. grunds Grounds. Sediment. A kind of sowans.
v. To ground.
pt. pp. grundit adj. Grounded. Of a discourse or text: having a basis.
n. The ground. Soil, the bottom or lowest part, the root of a matter, the basis of a discourse, the text of a sermon.
pl. grunds Grounds. Sediment. A kind of sowans.
v. To ground.
pt. pp. grundit adj. Grounded. Of a discourse or text: having a basis.
Compounds and phrases etc.
agrund [əˈ]-: Aground.
backgrund: Background.
grund officer: A manager of an estate.
grundsole [ˈgrʌn(d)sɪl]: Threshold or windowsill.
unnergrund: Underground.
backgrund: Background.
grund officer: A manager of an estate.
grundsole [ˈgrʌn(d)sɪl]: Threshold or windowsill.
unnergrund: Underground.
grundiswallae, grundiswallow, grundsel, grundsel, swallie, swally,
grundsel [ˈgrʌn(d)səl]
also grundiswallae [ˈgrʌn(d)ɪswalə, -e, -ɪ], I.Ork. swallie.
n. The groundsel Senecio vulgaris.
also grundiswallae [ˈgrʌn(d)ɪswalə, -e, -ɪ], I.Ork. swallie.
n. The groundsel Senecio vulgaris.
groint, gront, gronter, grontjel, grunt, grunter, gruntit, gruntle, ill-gruntit,
grunt [grʌnt]
also gruntle
n. The snout of a pig. A grunt.
v. To make a grunting or groaning noise.
pt. pp. gruntit
also gruntle
n. The snout of a pig. A grunt.
v. To make a grunting or groaning noise.
pt. pp. gruntit
gruntle
v. To grunt.
v. To grunt.
Compounds and phrases etc.
beardit grunt: U. The stone loach Barbatula barbatula.
grunter: A fisher tabu-name for a pig.
ill-gruntit: Ill-natured.
grunter: A fisher tabu-name for a pig.
ill-gruntit: Ill-natured.
grunyie, grunzie,
grunyie [ˈgrʌŋi, ˈgru-]
n. The snout of an animal.
n. The snout of an animal.