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Meanings of grinning in English
Usage of grinning in English
1
He thought of the grinning men of the saloon; the hidden words.
2
He was grinning broadly, no doubt tabulating the number of books sold.
3
I got ready in record time, and left the hospital -grinning broadly.
4
Even the bluejackets in charge of the launch were grinning at him.
5
A second later he's up, grinning and waving for Anderson to follow.
6
I pulled it together today for the most part, she says, grinning.
7
He was actually grinning, grinning while he took aim, already beyond reach.
8
I'll just get it later after you get done, he said, grinning.
9
The masks at the joining of the handles were of grinning satyrs.
10
The grinning dispatcher ducked into the back office and slammed the door.
11
The conductor appeared, grinning, and said he was sorry, he almost forgot.
12
This great oaf of a bear grinning at a time like this?
13
I smiled at him, so used to grinning that it was easy.
14
The hag was standing in the kitchen door now, still grinning evilly.
15
Bienne, grinning crookedly, said, I thought that shell had finished you, sir.
16
Pete LaMeade stood behind the lines of undead, grinning at the house.
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Grinning through the time
Grinning across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Less common