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GRIN'NING, ppr. Closing the teeth and showing them, as in laughter; a showing of...
GRIN'NINGLY, adv. With a grinning laugh.
GRIP, n. The griffon. [Not in use.] GRIP , n. A grasp; a holding fast. GRIP , n....
GRIPE, v.t. [L.rapio.] 1. To seize; to grasp; to catch with the hand, and to cla...
GRIPER, n. One who gripes; an oppressor; an extortioner.
GRIPING, ppr. Grasping; seizing; holding fast; pinching; oppressing; distressing...
GRIPINGLY, adv. With a pain in the bowels.
GRIP'PLE, a. [from gripe.] Griping; greedy; covetous; unfeeling. 1. Grasping fas...
GRIP'PLENESS, n. Covetousness.
GRIS, n. A kind of fur.
GRISAMBER, used by Milton for ambergris.
GRISE, n. [L. gressus.] A step, or scale of steps. 1. A swine.
GRISETTE, n. griset'. A tradesman's wife or daughter. [Not used.]
GRIS'KIN,n. [See Grise .] The spine of a hog. [Not in use.]
GRIS'LY, a. s as z. Frightful; horrible; terrible; as grisly locks; a grisly cou...
GRIS'ONS, n. Inhabitants of the eastern Swiss alps.