GREASILY
GRE'ASILY, adverb With grease or an appearance of it; grossly.
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GREASINESS
GRE'ASINESS, noun The state of being greasy; oiliness; unctuousness.
GREASING
GRE'ASING, participle present tense Smearing with fat or oily matter; bribing.
GREASY
GRE'ASY, adjective greez'y. Oily; fat; unctuous.1. Smeared or defiled with grease.2. Like grease or oil; smooth; as a fossil that has a greasy feel.3. Fat of body; bulky. [Littl...
GREAT
GREAT, adjective [Latin crassus.]1. Large in bulk or dimensions; a term of comparison, denoting more magnitude or extension than something else, or beyond what is usual; as a gr...
GREAT-BELLIED
GREAT-BELLIED, adjective Pregnant; teeming.
GREAT-HEARTED
GREAT-HEARTED, adjective High-spirited; undejected.
GREATEN
GREATEN, verb transitive To enlarge.
GREATLY
GREATLY, adverb In a great degree; much.I will greatly multiply thy sorrow. Genesis 3:16.1. Nobly; illustriously.By a high fate, thou greatly didst expire.2. Magnanimously; gene...
GREATNESS
GREATNESS, noun Largeness of bulk, dimensions, number or quantity; as the greatness of a mountain, of an edifice, of a multitude, or of a sum of money. With reference to solid b...
GREAVE
GREAVE, for grove and groove. [See Grove and Groove.]
GREAVES
GREAVES, nounplural greevz. Armor for the legs; a sort of boots.l Sam.17.
GREBE
GREBE, noun A fowl of the genus Colymbus and order of ansers, of several species; as the tippet-grebe, the horned grebe the eared grebe or dob-chick.
GRECIAN
GRE'CIAN, adjective Pertaining to Greece.GRE'CIAN, noun A native of Greece. Also, a Jew who understood Greek. Acts 6:1.1. One well versed in the Greek language.
GRECISM
GRE'CISM, noun [Latin groecismus.] An idiom of the Greek language.
GRECIZE
GRE'CIZE, verb transitive To render Grecian.1. To translate into Greek.GRE'CIZE, verb intransitive To speak the Greek language.
GREE
GREE, noun Good will.1. Step; rank; degree. [See Degree.]GREE. verb intransitive To agree. [See Agree.]
GREECE
GREECE, noun [Latin gressus. It ought to be written grese, but it is entirely obsolete.] A flight of steps.
GREED
GREED, noun Greediness.
GREEDILY
GREE'DILY, adverb [See Greedy.] With a keen appetite for food or drink; voraciously; ravenously; as, to eat or swallow greedily1. With keen or ardent desire; eagerly. Jude 1:11.
GREEDINESS
GREE'DINESS, noun Keenness of appetite for food or drink; ravenousness; voracity.Fox in stealth, wolf in greediness1. Ardent desire.
GREEDY
GREE'DY, adjective [Latin gradior, and probably signifies reaching forward.]1. Having a keen appetite for food or drink; ravenous; voracious; very hungry; followed by of; as a l...
GREEK
GREEK, adjective Pertaining to Greece. [See Gray.]GREEK, noun A native of Greece.1. The language of Greece.GREEK-FIRE, a combustible composition, the constituents of which are s...
GREEKISH
GREE'KISH, adjective Peculiar to Greece.
GREEKLING
GREE'KLING, noun An inferior Greek writer.
GREEKROSE
GREE'KROSE, noun The flower campion.
GREEN
GREEN, adjective1. Properly, growing, flourishing, as plants; hence, of the color of herbage and plants when growing, a color composed of blue and yellow rays, one of blue and y...