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Meanings of grot in English
Usage of grot in English
1
Now the original idea of a Christian church was that of a grot-a cave.
2
How ripping she looked with that rich coloring of hers in the crystal grot!
3
Still, the idea that the church was to be a grot haunted the minds of builders.
4
And at the entrance of the grot surveyed
5
I'd have one more for the road, admire the grot, and then cab it on home.
6
And stand to arms in some Cimmerian grot-
7
That rising close around me, formed a grot
8
Noting in every hedge or woodland grot
9
From the glee 'Here in cool grot.'
10
Oh, how stunning it was, my dear, when she appeared in the depths of the crystal grot!
11
He kept, doubtless, in remembrance the fundamental idea, that the Christian church should symbolise a grot or cave.
12
Morando's vintage had no end; nor other liquids, in the royal cellar stored, somewhere secret in the grot.
13
We climbed up over the mossy rocks and sat down in the grot, beside the dark, still pool.
14
We called dis dish hickory-nut grot.
15
She hides in grot and dell!
16
The grot is not great in extent, and the roof in the rear shelves gradually down to the water.
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