Meanings of grex in anglès

Magnus Serpens Maris, suppositus, aut porpoises aut horse-mackerel, grex; 'very like a whale' (Shak.

Davenant's earliest assailants were of his own political party, followers of the exiled Charles, the men whom Milton describes as "perditissimus ille peregrinantium aulieorum grex."

Mr. Grex touched Selingman on the arm and whispered in his ear.

Seeking about for the safest meeting-place, Grex has given us a chance.

I am not exactly a popular person with Mr. Grex, I think.

Mr. Grex sipped his pale, lemon-flavoured tea and toyed with his cigarette-case.

Mr. Grex's expression was one of cold surprise, unmixed with any curiosity.

Mr. Grex watched the young man until he had disappeared in the crowd.

All this took place in the drawing-room of Lord Grex's house.

Every most lovely girl in London of course was there,-exceptLady Mabel Grex.

But before he went to the House he would see Lady Mabel Grex.

Mr. Grex tapped a cigarette upon his case and lit it.

He would call on Lady Mab Grex and ask her advice.

I fancy he used to be awfully spooney on Mab Grex.

Well, in a day or two I'll tell you who Mr. Grex is.

You went to see her at Grex,-whennobody else was there.