Webster's Dictionary 1806

973

Grub

Grubn.a small worm, dwarf, dirty person

974

Grub (2)

Grubv.t.to dig up, to destroy by digging

975

Grubble

Grubblev.t.to feel in the dark, grope, ob.

976

Grudge

Grudgev.to envy, give unwillingly, murmur

977

Grudge (2)

Grudgen.an old quarrel, anger, ill-will, envy

978

Grudging

Grudgingn.envy, reluctance, a wish, remains

979

Grudgingly

Grudginglyad.unwillingly, reluctantly, crossly

980

Gruel

Grueln.food made of meal boiled in water

981

Gruff

Gruff, or Gruma.sour, stern, surly, rough, harsh

982

Gruffly

Grufflyad.sourly, surlily, roughly, harshly

983

Gruffness

Gruffnessn.a gruff appearance, sternness

984

Grumble

Grumblev.i.to murmur, mutter, growl, snarl

985

Grumbler

Grumblern.one who grumbles or murmurs

986

Grumbling

Grumblingn.a complaint, a noise of discontent

987

Grume

Grumen.clotted blood, the thickness of a fluid

988

Grumous

Grumousa.clotted like blood, thick, lumpy

989

Grunt

Grunt, or Gruntingn.the noise of a hog

990

Grunt (2)

Grunt, or Gruntlev.i.to make a noise like a hog

991

Grunter

Gruntern.a person who grunts, a kind of fish

992

Grutch

Grutchv.to grudge, envy, repine;n.ill-will

993

Gry

Gryn.a measure, one tenth of a line

994

Guaiacum

Guaiacumn.a tropical tree and its gum

995

Guana

Guanan.a lizard of the West-Indies

996

Guanaco

Guanacon.the wild Lama or camel of S. A.

997

Guara

Guaran.a Brazilian bird with a long bill

998

Guarantee

Guaranteev.t.to warrant, to undertake for the performance of an agreement

999

Guaranty

Guarantyn.one who warrants or is bound for the fulfilment of a stipulation