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Definition of gross
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of gross is as below...
Gross
(superl.)
Not
easily
aroused
or
excited;
not
sensitive
in
perception
or
feeling;
dull;
witless.
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Bill
::
Bill (n.) An
account
of goods sold,
services
rendered,
or work done, with the price or
charge;
a
statement
of a
creditor's
claim,
in gross or by
items;
as, a
grocer's
bill..
Encarnalize
::
Encarnalize
(v. t.) To
carnalize;
to make
gross.
Discount
::
Discount
(v. t.) A
counting
off or
deduction
made from a gross sum on any
account
whatever;
an
allowance
upon an
account,
debt,
demand,
price
asked,
and the like;
something
taken or
deducted..
Insolent
::
Insolent
(a.)
Haughty
and
contemptuous
or
brutal
in
behavior
or
language;
overbearing;
domineering;
grossly
rude or
disrespectful;
saucy;
as, an
insolent
master;
an
insolent
servant..
Engrosser
::
Engrosser
(n.) One who
copies
a
writing
in
large,
fair
characters..
Lumpish
::
Lumpish
(a.) Like a lump;
inert;
gross;
heavy;
dull;
spiritless.
Fatly
::
Fatly
(adv.)
Grossly;
greasily.
Crime
::
Crime (n.) Gross
violation
of human law, in
distinction
from a
misdemeanor
or
trespass,
or other
slight
offense.
Hence,
also, any
aggravated
offense
against
morality
or the
public
welfare;
any
outrage
or great
wrong..
Outrage
::
Outrage
(n.)
Injurious
violence
or
wanton
wrong done to
persons
or
things;
a gross
violation
of right or
decency;
excessive
abuse;
wanton
mischief;
gross
injury.
Great
::
Great (n.) The
whole;
the
gross;
as, a
contract
to build a ship by the
great..
Scurrile
::
Scurrile
(a.) Such as
befits
a
buffoon
or
vulgar
jester;
grossly
opprobrious
or
loudly
jocose
in
language;
scurrilous;
as,
scurrile
taunts..
Immerse
::
Immerse
(v. t.) To
engage
deeply;
to
engross
the
attention
of; to
involve;
to
overhelm.
Rankly
::
Rankly
(adv.)
With rank or
vigorous
growth;
luxuriantly;
hence,
coarsely;
grossly;
as, weeds grow
rankly..
Revolt
::
Revolt
(n.) To be
disgusted,
shocked,
or
grossly
offended;
hence,
to feel
nausea;
-- with at; as, the
stomach
revolts
at such food; his
nature
revolts
at
cruelty..
Fleshy
::
Fleshy
(superl.)
Full of, or
composed
of,
flesh;
plump;
corpulent;
fat;
gross..
Blunder
::
Blunder
(v. i.) To make a gross error or
mistake;
as, to
blunder
in
writing
or
preparing
a
medical
prescription..
Chirograph
::
Chirograph
(n.) A
writing
which,
requiring
a
counterpart,
was
engrossed
twice on the same piece of
parchment,
with a space
between,
in which was
written
the word
chirographum,
through
which the
parchment
was cut, and one part given to each
party.
It
answered
to what is now
called
a
charter
party..
Greasiness
::
Greasiness
(n.) The
quality
or state of being
greasy,
oiliness;
unctuousness;
grossness..
Disengagement
::
Disengagement
(n.)
Freedom
from
engrossing
occupation;
leisure.
Swindlery
::
Swindler
(n.) One who
swindles,
or
defrauds
grossly;
one who makes a
practice
of
defrauding
others
by
imposition
or
deliberate
artifice;
a
cheat..
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