GREE

Meaning of GREE in English

( n. )

The prize; the honor of the day; as, to bear the gree, i. e., to carry off the prize.

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GREE — I. noun see: grade Date: 14th century mastery , superiority , II. verb (~d; ~ing) Etymology: Middle English ~n, short …
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GREE — I. ˈgrē noun ( -s ) Etymology: Middle English, from Middle French gré, from Late Latin gratum, from neuter of …
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GREE — (n.) A step.
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GREE — (v. i.) To agree.
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GREE — (n.) The prize; the honor of the day; as, to bear the gree, i. e., to carry off the prize.
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GREE — (n.) Rank; degree; position.
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GREE — (n.) Good will; favor; pleasure; satisfaction; -- used esp. in such phrases as: to take in gree; to accept in …
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GREE — ( v. i. ) To agree.
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GREE — ( n. ) Rank; degree; position.
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GREE — ( n. ) Good will; favor; pleasure; satisfaction; -- used esp. in such phrases as: to take in gree; to …
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GREE — ( n. ) A step.
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GREE — gree 1 /gree/ , n. Chiefly Scot. 1. superiority, mastery, or victory. 2. the prize for victory. 3. Obs. a …
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GREE — I. ˈgrē noun Etymology: Middle English, from Anglo-French gree, gré step, degree, from Latin gradus — more at grade Date: …
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GREE — noun rank; degree; position. 2. gree ·noun a step. 3. gree ·vi to agree. 4. gree ·noun the prize; the …
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GREE — [gree] n [ME, fr. MF gre step, degree, fr. L gradus--more at grade] (14c) Scot: mastery, superiority [2]gree vb greed …
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GREE — Function: verb Inflected Form: greed ; gree · ing Etymology: Middle English green, short for agreen Date: 14th century dialect …
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GREE — Pronunciation: ' gr ē Function: noun Etymology: Middle English, from Anglo-French gree, gré step, degree, from Latin gradus ― more …
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BEAR THE GREE — phrasal chiefly Scotland : to carry off the prize
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MAKE GREE — phrasal archaic : to give satisfaction (as for an injury)
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GREES — plural of gree present third singular of gree
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GRECE — noun or grice ˈgrēs ( -s ) Etymology: Middle English grece, from Old French grez, greiz steps, plural (taken as …
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CONGREE — intransitive verb ( congreed ; congreed ; congreeing ; congrees ) Etymology: probably from com- + gree (agree) obsolete : …
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NEGRI SEMBILAN — /nay"gree sem bee"lahn, sem'bee lahn", neuh gree"/ a state in Malaysia, on the SW Malay Peninsula. 481,563; 2580 sq. mi. …
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GRIS-GRIS — /gree"gree/ , n. , pl. gris-gris /-greez/ . grigri.
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GRIOT — /gree oh", gree"oh, gree"ot/ , n. a member of a hereditary caste among the peoples of western Africa whose function …
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GRIGRI — /gree"gree/ , n. , pl. grigris . an African charm, amulet, or fetish. Also, greegree, gris-gris . [ 1755-65; gris-gris, …
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GREEGREE — /gree"gree/ , n. grigri.
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GREASY — — greasily , adv. — greasiness , n. /gree"see, -zee/ , adj., greasier, greasiest . 1. smeared, covered, or soiled …
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AGREE — — agreeingly , adv. /euh gree"/ , v. , agreed, agreeing . v.i. 1. to have the same views, emotions, …
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GRICE — noun a little pig. 2. grice ·noun ·see gree, a step. 3. grice ·pl of gree.
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GREECE — noun ·pl ·see gree a step. 2. greece ·pl of gree.
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GRE — noun ·see gree, a step. 2. gre ·noun ·see gree, good will.
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FILIGREE — [fil.i.gree] n [modif. of F filigrane, fr. It filigrana, fr. L filum + granum grain--more at corn] (1693) 1: ornamental …
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