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Grogie

Freshly melted snow. ''There were a few inches of snow on the ground but the temperature went up and now there,s nothing but snowbrowth.''

Grogie

Wet or dank. ''He entered the old house and was immediately hit with a madid smell.''

Grogie

A small sprout growing out of the root of a plant.'' He dug up the plant and discovered that the plant,s root was covered with ratoons.''

Grogie

A fondness for buying things. ''Many women have emacity.''

Grogie

Of, or pertaining to, salvation. ''Most human beings, after committing crimes and other bad deeds, have soterial wishes.''

Grogie

One,s fate or destiny. ''He,s liked music since childhood, so becoming a musician was his orlay.''

Grogie

To bring news from abroad. ''The news media famigerates what,s going on in war-torn countries.''

Grogie

Dealing with the roots of words. ''A radicarian knowledge of Greek and Latin is central to the learning of English etymology.''

Grogie

An insignificant or unskilled poet. ''He fancied himself a great poet but he was just a bavian.''

Grogie

Ill-luck or misfortune. ''A little bit of wanion happens to all of us in life.''

Grogie

To talk privately or confidentially. ''The 2 people had to collogue so they wouldn,t be overheard.''

Grogie

Pertaining to plagues or epidemics. ''Covid 19 has certainly proven to be a loimic disease.''

Grogie

The pleasantness of a word,s sound. ''Many poetic words have eutony.''

Grogie

A rumbling sound like distant thunder. ''The earthquake began with a brontide.''

Grogie

One who puts up a pretense of knowledge or wisdom. ''It,s difficult to deal with a morosoph.''

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