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Definition
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Translation En -> De
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Translation Es -> De
Translation Es -> Fr
Translation De -> En
Translation De -> Es
Translation De -> Fr
Translation Fr -> En
Translation Fr -> Es
Translation Fr -> De
Grub
Pronunciation:
grŭb
v. i.
1.
To
dig
in
or
under
the
ground
,
generally
for
an
object
that
is
difficult
to
reach
or
extricate
;
to
be
occupied
in
digging
.
[
imp
. &
p
.
p
.
Grubbed
(grŭbd)
,
p
.
pr
. &
vb
.
n
.
Grubbing
( )
.]
2.
To
drudge
;
to
do
menial
work
.
v. t.
1.
To
dig
;
to
dig
up
by
the
roots
;
to
root
out
by
digging
; -
followed
by
up
;
as
,
to
grub
up
trees
,
rushes
,
or
sedge
.
They
do
not
attempt
to
grub
up
the
root
of
sin
.
- Hare.
2.
To
supply
with
food
.
n.
1.
(Zool.)
The
larva
of
an
insect
,
especially
of
a
beetle
; -
called
also
grubworm
.
See
Illust
.
of
Goldsmith
beetle
,
under
Goldsmith
.
Yet
your
butterfly
was
a
grub
.
- Shak.
2.
A
short
,
thick
man
;
a
dwarf
.
3.
Victuals
;
food
.
Grub ax
a
kind
of
mattock
used
in
grubbing
up
roots
,
etc
.
Grub breaker
Same
as
Grub hook
(
below
).
Grub hoe
a
heavy
hoe
for
grubbing
.
Grub hook
a
plowlike
implement
for
uprooting
stumps
,
breaking
roots
,
etc
.
Grub saw
a
handsaw
used
for
sawing
marble
.
Grub Street
a
street
in
London
(
now
called
Milton Street
),
described
by
Dr
.
Johnson
as
"
much
inhabited
by
writers
of
small
histories
,
dictionaries
,
and
temporary
poems
,
whence
any
mean
production
is
called
grubstreet
."
As
an
adjective
,
suitable
to
,
or
resembling
the
production
of
,
Grub
Street
.
I
'
d
sooner
ballads
write
,
and
grubstreet
lays
.
- Gap.
Noun
1.
grub
-
informal
terms
for
a
meal
Synonyms:
chuck
,
eats
,
chow
2.
grub
-
a
soft
thick
wormlike
larva
of
certain
beetles
and
other
insects
Verb
1.
grub
-
ask
for
and
get
free
;
be
a
parasite
Synonyms:
bum
,
cadge
,
mooch
,
sponge
2.
grub
-
search
about
busily
GRand
Unified
Bootloader
(
GNU
)
accumulate
,
amass
,
assemble
,
aurelia
,
beast
of
burden
,
beat
,
bore
,
bring
together
,
caterpillar
,
chow
,
chrysalis
,
chuck
,
cocoon
,
collect
,
comb
,
cull
,
delve
,
dig
out
,
dig
up
,
dike
,
dredge
,
drill
,
drive
,
drudge
,
eats
,
edibles
,
fag
,
feed
,
forage
,
furrow
,
galley
slave
,
gather
,
gather
in
,
get
in
,
get
together
,
glean
,
gouge
out
,
greasy
grind
,
grind
,
groove
,
grub
up
,
grubber
,
grubbery
,
hack
,
hammer
,
hammer
away
,
hireling
,
larva
,
lower
,
maggot
,
mercenary
,
mine
,
moil
,
muck
,
nurture
,
nymph
,
nympha
,
peg
,
peg
away
,
pick
,
pick
up
,
plod
,
plodder
,
pluck
,
plug
,
plug
along
,
plug
away
,
poke
,
pound
away
,
provender
,
provisions
,
pupa
,
quarry
,
rake
,
rake
up
,
ransack
,
root
,
round
up
,
rummage
,
sap
,
scare
up
,
scoop
,
scrabble
,
scrape
,
scrape
together
,
scrape
up
,
scratch
,
search
,
shovel
,
sink
,
slave
,
slavey
,
slog
,
slogger
,
spade
,
swot
,
take
up
,
toil
,
travail
,
trench
,
trough
,
viands
,
victuals
,
wade
through
,
wiggler
,
work
away
,
workhorse
,
wriggler
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