GRES

Meaning of GRES in English

noun grass.

Webster English vocab. Английский словарь Webster. 2012

GRÈS — ˈgrā noun ( plural grèses -āz) Etymology: French, sandstone, stoneware, of Germanic origin; akin to Old English grēot sand, grit …
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GRES — (n.) Grass.
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GRES — ( n. ) Grass.
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GRÈS DE FLANDRES — noun see cologne ware
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48703 — State: MICHIGAN City: AU GRES
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INGRESS — I. ˈinˌgres noun ( -es ) Etymology: Middle English ingresse, from Latin ingressus, from ingressus, past participle of ingredi to …
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EGRESS — I. ˈēˌgres noun ( -es ) Etymology: Latin egressus, from egressus, past participle of egredi to go out, come out, …
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SHAVE GRASS — noun also shave rush Etymology: shave grass from Middle English schavegres, from schaven, shaven to shave + gres, gras grass; …
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PENNY GRASS — noun Etymology: Middle English penygres, from peny penny + gres, gras grass; from the round flat pods — more at …
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NIGRESCENT — (ˈ)nī|gres ə nt adjective Etymology: Latin nigrescent-, nigrescens, present participle of nigrescere to become black, from nigr-, niger black : …
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GROMWELL — ˈgrämˌwel, -_wəl noun ( -s ) Etymology: alteration of Middle English gromil, from Middle French gromil, gremil, from Old French, …
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RETROGRESS — /re'treuh gres", re"treuh gres'/ , v.i. 1. to go backward into an earlier and usually worse condition: to retrogress to …
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REGRESS — — regressor , n. v. /ri gres"/ ; n. /ree"gres/ , v.i. 1. to move backward; go back. 2. to …
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PROGRESS — n. /prog"res, -reuhs/ or, esp. Brit., /proh"gres/ ; v. /preuh gres"/ , n. 1. a movement toward a goal or …
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EGRESS — n. /ee"gres/ ; v. /i gres"/ , n. 1. the act or an instance of going, esp. from an enclosed …
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TRANSGRESS — [trans.gress] vb [MF transgresser, fr. L transgressus, pp. of transgredi to step beyond or across, fr. trans- + gradi to …
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RETROGRESSIVE — [ret.ro.gres.sive] adj (1802): characterized by retrogression: as a: going or directed backward b: declining from a better to a worse …
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REGRESSIVE — [re.gres.sive] adj (1634) 1: tending to regress or produce regression 2: being, characterized by, or developing in the course of …
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PROGRESSIVISM — [pro.gres.siv.ism] n (1892) 1: the principles, beliefs, or practices of progressives 2. cap: the political and economic doctrines advocated by …
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PROGRESSIVE — [pro.gres.sive] adj (ca. 1612) 1 a: of, relating to, or characterized by progress b: making use of or interested in …
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PROGRESSION — [pro.gres.sion] n (15c) 1: a sequence of numbers in which each term is related to its predecessor by a uniform …
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INTROGRESSION — [in.tro.gres.sion] n [intro- + -gression (as in regression)] (1938): the entry or introduction of a gene from one gene complex …
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INGRESSIVE — [in.gres.sive] adj (1649) 1: of, relating to, or involving ingress; esp: produced by ingress of air into the vocal tract …
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DIGRESSIVE — [di.gres.sive] adj (ca. 1611): characterized by digressions "a ~ talk" -- di.gres.sive.ly adv -- di.gres.sive.ness n
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DIGRESSION — [di.gres.sion] n (14c) 1: the act or an instance of digressing in a discourse or other usu. organized literary work …
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DEGRESSIVE — [de.gres.sive] adj [de- + -gressive (as in progressive)] (1886): tending to descend or decrease -- de.gres.sive.ly adv
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CONGRESS — [con.gress] n [L congressus, fr. congredi to come together, fr. com- + gradi to go--more at grade] (1528) 1 a: …
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AGGRESSIVE — [ag.gres.sive] adj (1824) 1 a: tending toward or exhibiting aggression "~ behavior" b: marked by combative readiness "an ~ fighter" …
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