Ground
Groundn.the upper part of the earth, foundation, soil, country, floor, cause
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Webster's Dictionary 1806
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Ground (2)
Groundv.t.to lay on the gound, to instruct
Ground (3)
Groundpret.andpa.pass. of to grind
Groundedly
Groundedly, or Groundlyad.upon firm principles
Groundfloor
Groundfloorn.the lowest story of a house
Groundivy
Groundivyn.a medical herb, alehoof
Groundless
Groundlessa.void of foundation or truth, false
Groundlessly
Groundlesslyad.without just cause or reason
Groundlessness
Groundlessnessn.a want of due or just cause
Groundnut
Groundnutn.a root like a potatoe
Groundplot
Groundplotn.the ground a building stands on
Groundrent
Groundrentn.rent paid for building-ground
Groundroom
Groundroomn.a room level with the ground
Groundsel
Groundsel, or Grunseln.a timber that is next the ground, an herb, a kind of common weed
Groundwork
Groundworkn.the ground, foundation, cause
Group
Group, or Groopn.a cluster, crowd, huddle
Group (2)
Group, or Groopv.t.to form into a cluster or assemblage
Grouse
Grousen.a fine kind of bird found on heaths
Grout
Groutn.coarse meal, pollard, dregs, an apple
Grove
Grovev.i.to be mean, to creep on the ground
Groveller
Grovellern.one who grovels, an abject wretch
Grow
Growv.grew,pret.grown,pa.to shoot out, increase, improve, raise, become
Grower
Growern.one who grows, one who produces
Growl
Growlv.i.to snarl, grumble, murmur, mutter
Growler
Growlern.one who grumbles or complains
Growling
Growlingn.the act of snarling or complaining
Growth
Growthn.vegetation, product, improvement