| gross |
before anything is taken out; total. [5 definitions] |
| grotesque |
ugly or badly shaped in character or appearance. |
| grouch |
to complain; grumble. [2 definitions] |
| grouchy |
likely to be cross and complaining. |
| ground1 |
the earth's solid surface; land. [9 definitions] |
| ground2 |
past tense and past participle of "grind." [3 definitions] |
| ground beef |
beef that has been ground up into very small pieces for use in such things as hamburgers, meatloaf, and meat sauces. |
| groundhog |
another name for a woodchuck. |
| group |
a collection of people, things, or ideas that are in one place or are related by characteristics; cluster. [4 definitions] |
| grouse1 |
a plump game bird with dull, spotted feathers. The male does a complicated dance or call for the female. |
| grove |
a small group of trees. |
| grow |
to become larger by natural development; increase. [5 definitions] |
| growing |
increasing or becoming larger. |
| growl |
to make a deep, rumbling sound to express anger or hostility. [3 definitions] |
| grown |
having reached adulthood. [2 definitions] |
| grown-up |
having become an adult. [2 definitions] |
| growth |
the process of growing. [3 definitions] |
| grow up |
to become an adult; to mature. |
| grub |
the larva of some beetles and other insects. Grubs are a young stage in the growth of the insect. They look like short, fat worms. [3 definitions] |
| grubby |
dirty or messy. |
| grudge |
anger that is held onto for a long time. [2 definitions] |