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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
grap, grop, gropp, groppet, groppid, groppins, groppins, groppit, groppy,
grop [NN.b. I. grɔp]
n. Coarsely-ground corn used for feeding livestock. Anything granular or small. Rain in heavy drops.
v. To grind corn coarsely. To crush coarsely or partially.
pt. pp. groppit
groppy
adj. Crumbly.
Compounds and phrases etc.
groppins: Small potatoes, refuse or rubbish of any kind.
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