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Webster Dictionary :: Grot

GROT GROTESK', a. Wildly formed; whimsical; extravagant; of irregular forms and ...

Webster Dictionary :: Groteskly

GROTESK'LY, a. In a fantastical manner.

Webster Dictionary :: Grotesque

GROTESQUE GROTESQUELY GROT'TO, n. 1. A large cave or den; a subterraneous cavern...

Webster Dictionary :: Ground

GROUND, n. 1. The surface of land or upper part of the earth, without reference ...

Webster Dictionary :: Ground-ivy

GROUND'-IVY, n. A well known plant, the Glechoma hederacea; called also alehoof ...

Webster Dictionary :: Ground-plot

GROUND'-PLOT, n. The ground on which a building is placed. 1. The ichnography of...

Webster Dictionary :: Ground-tackle

GROUND'-TACKLE, n. In ships, the ropes and furniture belonging to anchors.

Webster Dictionary :: Groundage

GROUND'AGE, n. A tax paid by a ship for standing in port. GROUND'-ANGLING , n. F...

Webster Dictionary :: Groundless

GROUND'LESS, a. Wanting ground or foundation; wanting cause or reason for suppor...

Webster Dictionary :: Groundlessly

GROUND'LESSLY, a. Without reason or cause; without authority for support.

Webster Dictionary :: Groundlessness

GROUND'LESSNESS, n. Want of just cause, reason or authority for support.

Webster Dictionary :: Groundling

GROUND'LING, n. A fish that keeps at the bottom of the water; hence, a low vulga...

Webster Dictionary :: Groundly

GROUND'LY, adv. Upon principles; solidly. [A bad word and not used.] GROUND'-NUT...

Webster Dictionary :: Groundsel

GROUND'SEL, n. A plant of the genus Senecio, of several species. GROUND'SEL\par ...

Webster Dictionary :: Groundwork

GROUND'WORK, n. The work which forms the foundation or support of any thing; the...

Webster Dictionary :: Group

GROUP GROUP'ED GROUP'ING GROUSE, n. grous. A heath-cock or cock of the wood, a f...

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