Grayling, gra'-ling, s

a fish of the salmon family, sembling the trout in shape. her husband. composed of feldspar and augite, and allied to basalt. (L.) sing: s. a scratch (grate or rase). for; to feed on; to tend while grazing: v.n. to eat gra ; to supply gra ; to move on devouring (gra ). gra- Grazier, gra' -zhe-ur, s. one who pastures cattle, and who rears them for market. [Mus.] (It.) of any kind; an inflammation in the legs of ahorse grease;smooth; gro ; indelicate; indecent. Greasily, greasy. weighty; chief; of vast power and excellence; supreme; vast; wonderful; able; accomplished; distinguished; eminent; dignified; magnanimous; magnificent; sublime; noble; proud; pregnant; difficult; low distant by one more generation, in the ascending or the lump; people of rank or distinction(A.S.) Greatly, grate'-le, ad. in a great degree or manner. Greatne , grate'-nes, s. the state or quality of being great. generous heart; high-spirited; noble. dom, state, . of Greece; one well versed in the Greek language; a Greek-speaking Jew. in to Greek: v.n. to speak Greek. or drink; ravenous; eagerly desirous to obtain. Greedily, gree'-de-le, ad. in a greedy manner. Greedine , gree -de-nes, s. the quality of being greedy. Greece: the language of Greece. Greck orders, the Doric, Ionic, and Corinthian Orders [Arch.] fresh; recent;flourishing; undecayed; not dry; not seasoned; half-raw; unripe; young; raw; inexperienced; pale; sickly; not yet four months old, said of a goose: s. a colour composed of blue and yellow; a gra -plot or lawn: v.a. to make green (A.S. grene). Greenly, green'-le, ad. with a green colour; in a green manner. Greenne , green'-nes, s. the quality of being green. the United States in 1862, the back being green. connected with the royal household, which took cognizance of all offences within the precincts of the palace and 200 yards beyond, so called from the green them. the Greenfinch, green'-finsh, s. a singing-bird, the green gro beak. or fruit in their green state. perienced.