gripplenesst (griplnes)

The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1897 · p. 114
[Also griple ne ; The young man pretends it is for his wanton and in or dinate lust; the old, for his gripple ne , tech in e e, loquacity: all wrongfully, and not without foul abuse. Bp . Hall , Satan's Fiery Darts, iii. grip-pulley (grip'puli), n. A form of grip consisting of an application of the pulley, used on cable-railroads, etc. Grisaille decoration, a decoration in monochrome, in various tints of gray. It is a common decoration for walls, both exterior and interior, for pottery, for colored windows, etc. Compare monochrome, chiaroscuro, and camaieu. grisambert (gre-sam'ber), n. [Transposed form of ambergris.] Ambergris. Gris amber steamed, flavored with the steam of melted ambergris. Beasts of chase, or fowl of game, In pastry built, or from the spit, or boil 'd, Gris amber- steam'd . Milton, P. R., ii. 344.
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