Webster's practical dictionary; a practical dictionary of the English language giving the correct spelling, pronunciation and definitions of words based on the unabridged dictionary of Noah Webster .. . l. Oats or wheat broken or cracked-Grocer, groser, n. A dealer in tea, sugar, spices, etc. — Grocery, -ser-T, 7i. ]>l. Commodities sold by gro-cers. A grocers store. Grog, grog, n. A mixture of spirit and water, usuallynot sweetened. — Grog^gery, -ger-T, n. A grog-shop. — Grog^gy, -gl, a. Overcome with grog ; tipsy -,weakened in a fight so asto stagger; moving in ahobbling manner, from tende
Webster's practical dictionary; a practical dictionary of the English language giving the correct spelling, pronunciation and definitions of words based on the unabridged dictionary of Noah Webster .. . l. Oats or wheat broken or cracked-Grocer, groser, n. A dealer in tea, sugar, spices, etc. — Grocery, -ser-T, 7i. ]>l. Commodities sold by gro-cers. A grocers store. Grog, grog, n. A mixture of spirit and water, usuallynot sweetened. — Grog^gery, -ger-T, n. A grog-shop. — Grog^gy, -gl, a. Overcome with grog ; tipsy -,weakened in a fight so asto stagger; moving in ahobbling manner, from tender feet,— said of ahorse. — Grogginess, n. — Grogshop, n. A place for re-tailing, etc. Grogram, grogram, Grogran, n. A coarse stuff madeot silk and mohair; also, a strong, coarse silk. Groin, groin, n. The depressed part of the body be-tween belly and thigh. {Arch.) Tlie angular curvet-made by the intersection of 2 semi-cylinders orarches.—w. t. [groined (groind), groining.] {Arch.) sttn, cube, fijll; moon, f<56t; cow, oil; linger or ink, then, bonboN, chair, get. GROOM 168 GUARD.
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