| 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] |
| grits |
hominy that has been hulled and coarsely ground. |
| gritty |
composed of, containing, or similar to grit. [2 definitions] |
| grivet |
a small, long-tailed monkey of North Africa that has olive-gray fur and a dark face and paws, and that lives on the ground. |
| grizzle |
to make or become gray or somewhat gray. |
| grizzled |
gray or somewhat gray. [2 definitions] |
| grizzly |
partly or somewhat gray in color. [2 definitions] |
| grizzly bear |
a large, fierce bear found in northwestern parts of North America, with a coat that varies from grayish to brown. |
| groan |
a low-pitched, prolonged sound expressing pain, grief, disapproval, or the like. [6 definitions] |
| groat |
a silver coin formerly minted in England worth four pence. |
| groats |
hulled kernels of grain, esp. barley, buckwheat, or oats, often coarsely broken up. |