Gribble. s. A young apple-tree raised from seed.
To Gripe, v. a. To cut into gripes. See GRIPE.
Gripe. s. [from Dutch, groep.] A small drain, or ditch, about a foot deep, and six or eight inches wide.
In English Dictionaries spelled grip.
Griping-line. s. A line to direct the spade in cutting gripes.
Groan'in. s. Parturition; the time at which a woman is in labour.
Ground, s. A field.
Gro'zens. s. pl. The green minute round-leaved plants growing upon the surface of water in ditches; duck's-meat; the Lens palustris of Ray.
Gruff. s. A mine.
Gruf'fer. Gruf'fier. s. A miner.