Crossword-Solution: GRADIN
Dictionary
| Word | Word Type | Definition |
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| Gradin | n. | Alt. of Gradine |
Anagrams
| Word | Anagrams | |
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| GRADIN | anagram | DARING, DINGAR, DRAGIN, INDRAG, RADING |
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| TIER of seat | 1 answer |
| altar shelf | 13 answers |
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Hint 1 meaning
The superficial contents of any figure; the surface included
within any given lines; superficial extent; as, the area of a square or
a triangle.
Hint 2 anagram
EAAR
Hint 3 another clue
CERTAIN BRAIN SIZE
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Sentences with GRADIN (5)
Katy did, and de work ain’t hard when you gits used to it.” “It isn’t the work; it’s the degradation; and I won’t submit to it.” Christie looked fiercely determined; but Hepsey shook her head, saying quietly as she went on garnishing a dish: “Dere’s more ’gradin’ works dan dat, chile, and dem dat’s bin ’bliged to do um finds dis sort bery easy.
Scratching his head meditatively, he said: "An' all because av me wantin' to enjoy the blessin's an' advantages av civilization agin afther three long months in that danged gradin' camp, as is the right av ivery healthy man wid his pay in his pocket." The teamster laughed softly.
And he can sleep longer and harder and louder than a corral of gradin' mules on Saturday night! 'Course he's slim yet, but it's the kind of slim like rawhide that you could hobble a elephant with.
Devil’s Muskeg got hungry las’ night an’ swallered ten thousand yards of gradin’." As yet she knew nothing of those treacherous sinks that gulp grades, trestles, and the reputations of their builders as a frog swallows flies, and he went on, answering her puzzled look: "Morass, you know, swamp with quicksand foundation that goes clean down to China.
The only trouble was that sometimes durin’ off hours, the badgers that he had gradin’ would make a raid on the prairie-dogs, and Bill would have to git up and drive ’em back to their own camp.” “Did Bill have any other occupations?” asked Lanky.