| grocery |
a store in which food and other supplies for household use are sold. [2 definitions] |
| grocery store |
a store in which food and other supplies for household use are sold. |
| groggy |
dazed, confused, or off-balance as a result of a blow or fall, anesthesia, or the like. |
| groom |
a man who is about to be or has just been married; bridegroom. [7 definitions] |
| groove |
a long narrow furrow or indentation in a surface. [7 definitions] |
| grope |
to feel about or feel one's way with the hands, as if blind. [4 definitions] |
| gross |
unmitigated or without qualifications such as deductions; total; absolute. (Cf. net2.) [9 definitions] |
| grotesque |
unnatural, distorted, or ugly in character or appearance. [4 definitions] |
| grouch |
to express discontent and bad humor; grumble; sulk. [3 definitions] |
| grouchy |
tending to be irritable and complaining; bad-tempered. |
| ground1 |
the earth's solid surface; land. [13 definitions] |
| ground2 |
past tense and past participle of grind. [3 definitions] |
| ground beef |
beef that has been put through a grinder for use in such things as hamburgers, meatloaf, and meat sauces. |
| groundhog |
see "woodchuck." |
| group |
a collection of things, ideas, or people that are assembled, connected, or related; body; cluster; set. [5 definitions] |
| grouse1 |
any of a variety of plump game fowls that have mottled plumage and are distinguished by often elaborate male courtship displays. |
| grove |
a small wooded area, esp. one with little ground cover. [2 definitions] |
| grow |
to become larger by the process of natural development. [8 definitions] |
| growing |
increasing or becoming larger. |
| growl |
to utter a deep, guttural sound expressing hostility, as a dog. [6 definitions] |
| grown |
having reached maturity. [2 definitions] |