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71grottoso — grot·tó·so agg. OB LE aggrottato: le grottose ciglia (Boccaccio) {{line}} {{/line}} DATA: 1341 42. ETIMO: der. di grotta con 1 oso …
72grotto — grot|to [ˈgrɔtəu US ˈgra:tou] n plural grottos or grottoes [Date: 1600 1700; : Italian; Origin: grotta, grotto, from Latin crypta; CRYPT] a small attractive ↑cave …
73grotty — grot|ty [ˈgrɔti US ˈgra:ti] adj BrE informal [Date: 1900 2000; Origin: grotesque] 1.) nasty, dirty, or unpleasant = ↑manky ▪ a grotty little bar 2.) ill ▪ The next day I felt a bit grotty …
74Grotte — Grot|te die; , n <aus it. grotta »Höhle«, dies über vulgärlat. crupta »unterirdisches Gewölbe, Gruft« aus lat. crypta, vgl. ↑Krypta> malerische, oft in Renaissance u. Barockgärten künstlich gebildete Felsenhöhle …
75Grotto — Grot|to das; s, Plur. ...ti, auch s <aus lombardisch grotto »Weinkeller«, dies aus it. grotta, vgl. ↑Grotte> Tessiner Weinschenke …
76grotty — grot|ty [ grati ] adjective BRITISH MAINLY SPOKEN dirty or unpleasant: a grotty little hotel …
77Gräte — Grot (der) …
78grottoed — grot·toed …
79grotzen — grot·zen …
80toed — grot·toed; in·toed; mot·toed; toed; …