grind
61grind to — phr verb Grind to is used with these nouns as the object: ↑halt, ↑standstill …
62Grind — Kruste, Schorf, Verschorfung, Wundschorf; (nordd.): Borke; (Med.): Crusta. * * * Grind,der:⇨Schorf GrindSchorf,Hautschorf;landsch.:Kruste,Schuppenkruste,Borke,Räude …
63Grind — Grindm Kopf.InderJägerspracheist»Grind«derKopfdesHirschesunddesRehbocks.SeitmhdZeit …
64grind — • hinder, bom, grind, häck, färist, spärr, barriär …
65grind — See: ax to grind …
66grind — n 1. an act of sexual intercourse. A wide spread vulgarism since the 1960s, the word has been used with a sexual conno tation since the 16th century. 2. American a swot, a tediously diligent student, in high school and college ter minology 3. the …
67grind up — see grind 1) …
68grind n — Dentists have the same old grind day after day …
69grind — v 1. whet, mill, kibble, stone, sand, sandpaper, pumice; grate, file, rasp, scrape, gride; smooth, polish, burnish, buff. 2. crush, bray, pound, beat, mash, smash, Sl. smush; pulverize, mortar, comminute, triturate, levigate, powder, granulate,… …
70grind — 1. verb 1) the ore is ground into powder Syn: crush, pound, pulverize, mill, crumble 2) one stone grinds against another Syn: rub, grate, scrape 3) the edge of the knife is then groun …