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81Grub Street (literary magazine) — Grub Street is Towson University s arts and literary magazine. Every year, they feature the writings and artwork of Towson students and others in the community; it s free and available at many locations on campus.The magazine is named after Grub… …
82Grub Street (disambiguation) — Grub Street was an area of London known for down market literary activity, and now refers to such activity.Grub Street may also refer to: * Grub Street (literary magazine), from Towson University, Maryland, USA *Grub Street, Staffordshire, a… …
83grub´bi|ness — grub|by «GRUHB ee», adjective, bi|er, bi|est. 1. dirty; grimy; slovenly: »a grubby lot Of sooty sweeps (Thomas Hood). She was an exceptionally grubby girl fat, sloppily dressed, and, like Willard, uncommunicative (New Yorker …
84Grub Smith — ist englischer Fernsehmoderator und Journalist. Unter anderem arbeitete er für FHM, die BBC, Comedy Central (MTV) und das pokers players magazine. Leben Bekannt wurde Grub Smith in Deutschland als Gastgeber der Viva Show travel sick. In der… …
85grub-street — Grub Street, 1. a former street in London, where struggling writers lived (now caed Milton Street). 2. writers who write merely to earn money; hack writers: »He [Balzac] served a long apprenticeship in the labyrinth of Grub Street (Listener).… …
86Grub (moteur de recherche) — Grub est un projet Open Source initialisé en 2000 par Kord Campbell. C est aussi un moteur d indexation de pages web basé sur le partage de ressources informatiques utilisant la puissance de calcul (Grid computing) non utilisée d ordinateurs… …
87grub kick — noun (rugby) A kick which sends the ball low along the ground • • • Main Entry: ↑grub …
88grub shop — noun (informal) A restaurant • • • Main Entry: ↑grub …
89grub|stake — «GRUHB STAYK», noun, verb, staked, stak|ing. Informal. –n. food, equipment, and money supplied to a prospector on the condition of sharing in whatever he finds. –v.t. to supply with a grubstake. ╂[American English < grub provide with food +… …
90grub|worm — «GRUHB WURM», noun. the wormlike form or larva of an insect; grub …
