Grinds is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for GRINDS in dictionary:

VERB:
• GRIND, to wear, smooth or sharpen by friction
• reduce (something) to small particles or powder by crushing it
• sharpen, smooth, or produce (something) by crushing or by friction
• operate (a mill or machine) by turning the handle
• (of a mill or machine) work with a crushing action
• rub or cause to rub together gratingly
• press or rub (something) into a surface
• move noisily and laboriously
• (of a dancer) gyrate the hips erotically
• have sexual intercourse.
NOUN:
• a crushing or grating sound or motion
• the size of ground particles
• hard dull work
• an excessively hard-working student.
• a private tuition class
• an act of sexual intercourse.
• a dancer's erotic gyration of the hips
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to wear, smooth, or sharpen by friction

Words related to GRINDS

grind7 grinded10 grinding11 ground8

How to use GRINDS in a sentence

• Whenever the millions, North and South, whom Slavery grinds under her heel, shall be resolutely minded that her usurpation shall cease, it will disappear, and forever.
• And then the following wave takes them, grinds them and scrubs them together.
• She did not write mechanically, as a person grinds at a mill.
• We seem to see a man, heavy-eyed, ponderous in his gestures, like some huge mechanism which grinds out a ponderous tissue of verbiage as heavy as it is certainly solid.
• And the grinds sneered at its appetites, and the obscure juniors admired reverently from afar.
• Even the grinds look up to us, and imitate us as far as they can.
• Now the mill of justice, at least in the General Sessions of New York County, grinds exceeding fine, so far as the number of convictions is concerned.
• On an average it shells and grinds from 6 to 10 bushels of corn per hour, and runs a 14 inch burr stone, grinding wheat at the same time.
• And since it is the first of any consequence in all my mounting years, it grinds.
• Her husband, watching her, sees the glance, and grinds under it.
• As it grows by the addition of other streams it picks up larger pieces, grinds them together, grinds at its banks and loads itself with rocks, pebbles, sand and clay.
• No one except a few notorious grinds studied that night.
• Much ice grinds much mud on those snow-capped summits.
• This doctrine of secession is a huge revolving millstone that grinds the national life to powder.
• Did you ever stop to think how much hard work coal does for us? It grinds our wheat, it weaves our cloth, it carries us by sea and by land over the earth.
• Then he sits down and grinds out copy that will make an Englishman laugh at first sight.
• He grinds not his neighbours, he is content with a fair tithe of the produce, and as between man and man is a fair judge without favour.
• Pearl and Scotch Barley, used for soup and medicinal purposes, are made from the grain by being put into a mill, which merely grinds off the husk.
• The mill of the gods grinds slow, but it grinds sure.

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