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granit, granite,
granite [ˈgranɪt, ˈgrʌnɪt]
n. Granite.
grant, graunt,
grant [grant]
n. A grant.
v. To grant.
Grantoon, Grantoun,
Grantoun [ˈgrantun]
pn. Grantown on Spey (Highland).
Gairntully, Grantellie, Grantlie, Grantly, Grantly, Grantullie, Grantully,
Grantully [ˈgrant(ə)le]
pn. Grandtully (Perth and Kinross).
graep, graeps, graip, graips, grape, grapes, group, groups, growp, growps,
grape [grep]
also growp [grʌup]
v. To grope, search with the hands, probe, handle, touch indecently. To examine the conscience of an argument.
graphite,
graphite [ˈgrafəit]
n. Graphite.
grapus,
grapus [ˈgrapəs]
n. SN. The devil, a hobgoblin.
garsum, grassum, gressum, gresum, grissum,
grassum [ˈgrɛsəm]
n. leg. A sum paid by a tenant at the grant or renewal of a lease.
grait, grat, grate, grattin, grit,
grate [gret]
n. A grating. What is grated. A grating in preparing food.
graitifee, graititeed, gratefae, gratefu, gratifee, gratifee$d, gratifie, gratiteed, gratitude, gratituid, ingratiteed, ingratituid, oondegrate, undegrate, ungrate,
gratefu [ˈgretfə, S. -fɛ, -fɪ, EC. -fe, WC. -fɑ, N. -fɛ, U. I. -fu]
adj. Grateful.
ungrate [ənˈgret]
adj. Ungrateful.
gratituid [ˈgratɪtød, ˈgratɪtyd, ˈgratɪt(j)ud, MN. ˈgretɪtid]
n. Gratitude. A service, benefit or favour.
ingratituid [ɪn-]
n. Ingratitude.
gratifee [ˈgratɪfi]
v. To gratify.
pt. pp. gratifee'd
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