Grain
Grainn.corn, one feed of corn or fruit, a small particle, weight, color, temper, make
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Grainn.corn, one feed of corn or fruit, a small particle, weight, color, temper, make
Grainv.t.to form into grains, to granulate
Graineda.rough, uneven, irregular, varied
Grainingn.a fish of the dace kind
Grainsn. pl.the remains of the malt after brewing
Grallica.stilted, belonging to the grallae or order of fowls called waders
Gramineal, or Gramineousa.having grass, grassly
Graminivorousa.eating or living upon grass
Grammarn.the science of writing correctly
Grammariann.one who is skilled in grammar
Grammaticala.belonging to grammar, exact
Grammaticallyad.according to grammar
Grammaticastern.a low grammarian, a pedant
Grampusn.a cetaceous fish of the Dolphin genus
Granadillan.a plant
Granaryn.a storehouse to put thrashed grain in
Granate, or Granitn.a fine marble, a gem
Granda.very great, splendid, noble, lofty
Grandchildn.the child of a son or daughter
Granddaughtern.a son's or daughter's daughter
Grandeen.a man of great rank or power
Grandeurn.state, magnificence, show
Grandfathern.a father's or mother's father
Grandiloquosa.using a haughty or lofty style
Grandjurorn.one of a grand jury, in Con. a peace officer
Grandjuryn.a jury to decide on bills of indictment
Grandmothern.a father's or mother's mother