grieve |
to feel intense sorrow; mourn. [2 definitions] |
grievous |
causing emotional or physical suffering; painful. [3 definitions] |
griffin |
a mythical monster depicted in art with the head and wings of an eagle and the body of a lion. |
griffon |
a variant of griffin. |
grift |
the act or process of swindling or cheating in order to obtain money or property. [4 definitions] |
grifter |
a person who engages in a confidence game or a cheat in order to obtain money or property. |
grigri |
a charm or fetish, usu. African or associated with voodoo. |
grill |
a framework or grating of parallel metal bars used to support foods for broiling; gridiron. [7 definitions] |
grille |
a grating, often of metal, used as a screen, barrier, or decoration over an opening such as a window or the ventilation area of an engine. |
grilled |
cooked on a grill or gridiron. |
grilled cheese |
shortened form of "grilled cheese sandwich," a cheese sandwich, usually made with white bread, that has been toasted in a skillet until the cheese has melted and the bread is golden brown on the outer sides. |
grilled cheese sandwich |
a cheese sandwich, usually made with white bread, that has been toasted in a skillet until the cheese is melted and the bread is golden brown on the outer sides. |
grillroom |
a restaurant or part of a restaurant where grilled foods are a specialty. |
grillwork |
a grille, or material functioning as or resembling a grille. |
grilse |
a young male salmon that has returned to fresh water for its first spawning. |
grim |
stern and unrelenting; harsh. [3 definitions] |
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. |