| group |
a collection of things, ideas, or people that are assembled, connected, or related; body; cluster; set. [5 definitions] |
| groupable |
combined form of group. |
| grouper |
any of a variety of fishes of the sea bass family, found in tropical and subtropical oceans. |
| groupie |
(informal) one who tries to attach oneself to an admired group such as a rock band, as by following the group to public concerts and parties. (See camp follower.) |
| group therapy |
psychotherapy that uses group discussions of common problems, feelings, and the like as a method of treatment, usu. under the guidance of a therapist. |
| groupthink |
the practice of or tendency toward conformity of thought, opinion, attitudes, or the like, as among members of a profession. |
| grouse1 |
any of a variety of plump game fowls that have mottled plumage and are distinguished by often elaborate male courtship displays. |
| grouse2 |
(informal) to complain. [2 definitions] |
| grout |
a coarse mortar used to fill in the crevices between tiles or in masonry or stonework. [2 definitions] |
| grove |
a small wooded area, esp. one with little ground cover. [2 definitions] |
| grovel |
to demean or humble oneself; abase oneself. [3 definitions] |
| grow |
to become larger by the process of natural development; increase. [6 definitions] |
| grower |
a person who grows or raises something, esp. plants or crops. [2 definitions] |
| growing |
increasing or becoming larger. |
| growing pains |
pain in the joints and limbs of children, often attributed by laymen to rapid growth. [2 definitions] |
| growl |
to utter a deep, guttural sound expressing hostility, as a dog. [6 definitions] |
| grown |
having reached maturity. [2 definitions] |
| grownup |
an adult person. |
| grown-up |
having reached adulthood or maturity. [2 definitions] |
| growth |
the process of growing. [3 definitions] |
| grow up |
to become mature. |