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English Idioms :: grief
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grief.html - See: COME TO GRIEF, GOOD GRIEF, GOOD NIGHT(2) or GOOD GRIEF. |
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Traditional English :: grief
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grief.html - n. 1 deep or intense sorrow or mourning. 2 the cause of this. come to grief meet with disaster; fail. good (or great) grief! an exclamation of surprise, alarm, etc. [ME f. AF gref, OF grief f. grever GRIEVE(1)] |
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English Idioms :: grief
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grief.html - See: COME TO GRIEF, GOOD GRIEF, GOOD NIGHT(2) or GOOD GRIEF. |
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Traditional English :: grief
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grief.html - n. 1 deep or intense sorrow or mourning. 2 the cause of this. come to grief meet with disaster; fail. good (or great) grief! an exclamation of surprise, alarm, etc. [ME f. AF gref, OF grief f. grever GRIEVE(1)] |
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Traditional English :: grievance
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grief.html - n.
a real or fancied cause for complaint. [ME, = injury, f. OF grevance (as GRIEF)] |
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Traditional English :: grieve(1)
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grief.html - v. 1 tr. cause grief or great distress to. 2 intr. suffer grief, esp. at another's death. griever n. [ME f. OF grever ult. f. L gravare f. gravis heavy] |
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