greatWhich Means:Many in number or large in size. (Homonym of 'grate') As In:
Heads Up!'Great' also means "better than good." The forms of this word are: 'great', 'greater', and 'greatest'. |
grateWhich Means:To slice into many tiny pieces. (Homonym of 'great') As In:
Heads Up!'Grate' can also mean to rub against each other and make an irritating sound or feeling: Clarence grates his teeth when he grates his fingernails on the chalkboard. |
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There were a great number of guests at the party.
Grate the cheese and then sprinkle on the pizza!
