| grimace |
a contorted facial expression that shows pain, disgust, or contempt. [2 definitions] |
| grimalkin |
a cat, esp. an old female cat. [2 definitions] |
| grime |
dirt, soot, or the like, esp. clinging to or embedded in a surface. [2 definitions] |
| grimly |
in a grim manner; firmly and cheerlessly, and without giving rise to hope of a change of mind or change of fate. |
| grimy |
covered or filled with grime; extremely dirty. |
| grin |
to smile broadly, so that the teeth are revealed. [5 definitions] |
| grind |
to crush or make by crushing into fine particles. [12 definitions] |
| grinder |
a person or machine that grinds. [3 definitions] |
| grindstone |
a stone wheel that is rotated to sharpen implements or weapons, grind grain, or sand and shape items by abrasion. |
| grin like a Cheshire cat |
to smile in a mysterious or inscrutable manner. |
| grip |
a firm grasp, or the pressure of such a grasp. [14 definitions] |
| gripe |
(informal) to complain continually; nag; grumble. [6 definitions] |
| grippe |
influenza. |
| griseofulvin |
an antibiotic taken by mouth, esp. for fungus infections of the skin. |
| gris-gris |
variant of grigri. |
| grisly |
giving rise to fear, horror, or repugnance; gruesome. |
| grist |
grain to be ground, or enough grain for grinding at one time. [2 definitions] |
| grist for the mill |
something that can be used to advantage or for one's purposes. |
| gristle |
cartilage, esp. in meat used for food. |
| gristmill |
a mill that grinds grain, esp. grain brought by customers. |
| grit |
tiny abrasive particles, as of sand. [7 definitions] |