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61kibbled — v. grind coarsely, crumble into small pieces n. coarsely ground meal which is made into pellets and used as pet food; iron bucket used for carrying refuse to the surface (Mining) …
62kibbles — v. grind coarsely, crumble into small pieces n. coarsely ground meal which is made into pellets and used as pet food; iron bucket used for carrying refuse to the surface (Mining) …
63kibbling — v. grind coarsely, crumble into small pieces n. coarsely ground meal which is made into pellets and used as pet food; iron bucket used for carrying refuse to the surface (Mining) …
64barbaric — a. 1. Barbarian, barbarous, uncivilized, rude, savage, untamed. 2. Gaudy, uncouth, coarse, coarsely showy, outlandish, unrefined, wild, untamed, unregulated, capricious, riotous, coarsely luxuriant …
65grits — [[t]grɪts[/t]] n. (used with a sing. or pl. v.) 1) coo coarsely ground hominy, usu. boiled and served as a breakfast cereal or a side dish 2) grain hulled and coarsely ground • Etymology: bef. 900; ME gryttes (pl.), OE gryt(t) …
66grits — /grɪts / (say grits) plural noun 1. a grain, especially oats, hulled and often coarsely ground. 2. US coarsely ground hominy. {Middle English gryttes, Old English gryttan (plural) …
67ghrēu-2 : ghrǝu- : ghrū- — ghrēu 2 : ghrǝu : ghrū English meaning: to rub Deutsche Übersetzung: ‘scharf darũber reiben, zerreiben” Note: extension from gher “rub” Material: Gk. *χραύω, Konj. Aor. χραύσῃ “ scratch, scrape, graze, wound slightly, injure… …
68abuse — /abyiiws/ 1. noun Everything which is contrary to good order established by usage. Departure from reasonable use; immoderate or improper use. Physical or mental maltreatment. Misuse. Deception. To wrong in speech, reproach coarsely, disparage,… …
69abuse — /abyiiws/ 1. noun Everything which is contrary to good order established by usage. Departure from reasonable use; immoderate or improper use. Physical or mental maltreatment. Misuse. Deception. To wrong in speech, reproach coarsely, disparage,… …
70grits — ☆ grits [grits ] pl.n. [ME gryttes (pl.) < OE grytte, akin to Ger grütze: for IE base see GRIT] [often with sing. v.] corn or other grain, soybeans, etc. ground more coarsely than for flour or meal; esp., in the South, hominy ground coarsely:… …
