We have no meanings for "got grub" in our records yet.
1 I can stow you there so they'll never find you, and I've got grub in plenty.
2 At any rate we've got grub with us, so that there's no danger of our starving.
3 We've got grub enough in our kits to last us a couple of days in a pinch.
4 Come, lass, I see by the twinkle in your eye that you've got grub somehow or other.
6 "Well," said Roger, "we've got grub for a week or so.
7 "I got grub and blanket and gun."
8 "I've got grub , " Casey volunteered hospitably.
9 "If Bermuda is really our port, we've got grub enough, and to spare," thought he as he returned to the quarter-deck.
Grammar, pronunciation and more
This collocation consists of: