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verb (used without object),
verb
(used with object),
noun
Scot.
grin
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noun,
verb
(used with object)
Scot.
grin
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girn
(ɡərn, ɡɜːn)
—
vb
1.
to snarl
2.
to grimace; pull grotesque faces
3.
to complain fretfully or peevishly
[C14: a variant of
grin
]
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