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Examples
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While the grod was being made, Fred Temple put up his fishing-rod and rambled away in search of a stream.
Chasing the Sun 1859
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"Ah yes! grod, that's it," said Grant, turning again to the old man;
Chasing the Sun 1859
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The grod attorney Chuck Greenberg appeared headed for bigger things.
Baseball America 2010
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The grod attorney Chuck Greenberg appeared headed for bigger things.
Baseball America 2010
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I don't think that the first person was grod and who is that?!?!?!?!?
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_grod_ bawled so frequently into his ear was sufficiently comprehensible.
Chasing the Sun 1859
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They can have nothing to give us in such miserable huts as these except grod [barley-meal porridge], and sour milk, and dirty beds. "
Chasing the Sun 1859
mark22 commented on the word grod
1. a slob.
2. See entry for GRODDESS.
Note that grod, or grad, is ancient Slovak for 'town,' or 'city' (ref. Wikipedia) and is a component of place names in Poland and Switzerland. So the terms grod and grodess may imply a national origin and thus could be considered racial epithets.
May 9, 2009