Gross

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 224
grfis, adj. coarse rough dense palpable whole coarse in mind stupid sensual obscene. v. the mam bulk the whole taken together a gn at hundted, ic twelve dozen adv. Gro ly.- Gro 'ne . Fr. gro\— L. gro us - L cra us Gro beak. gros'bek, n a genus of birds with a thick strong convex beak. [Gro and Beak Grot, giot, Grotto, grot'5, n. a cave a place of shade, for pleasure, made like a cave.—// Grots, GrotiOS. [Fr.grot/c —L. ryptu thus a doublet of Crypt grotto the It. form.]
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