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Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 223
grind, v.t. to reduce to powder by friction tu wcai down or sharpen by rubbing to rub together: to oppre or naras.s. —v to be moved or rublieil together pr p grinding; pa and pap ground [A. S. grind an.] Grinder, grlnd'er, n he or that which grinds a double jaw tooth Lhat grinds food, Grindstone, grind's ton, n a circular revolving stone lor grinding oi sharpening tools. Grip, grip, Gripe, grip, n grasp or firm hold with the hand, oppie ion* pinching distre // Gripes, sevue pains m the bowels. [See Gripe, Gripe, grip, v to grasp with the hand to seize and hold fast to squeeze to give pain to the bowels --Griping, part adj avaricious of a pain that catches or seizes acutely [A.S. gnfan Ice. gmpa, Ger greifcn Due grijpen. allied to Grab.]
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