noun.
Sand or gravel; rough hard particles collectively.
noun.
Soil; earth.
noun.
In geology, any silicious rock of which the particles have sharp edges, so that it can be used for grinding.
noun.
The structure of a stone in regard to fineness and closeness or their opposites: as, a hone of fine grit.
noun.
Firmness of mind; courage; spirit; resolution; determination; pluck.
noun.
In Canada, an extreme Liberal: so called by the opposite party.
A Scotch variant of great.
To give forth a grating sound, as of sand under the feet; grate.
To grate; grind: as, to grit the teeth.
noun.
A kind of crawfish; the sea-crab.
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The coarse part of meal.
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plural Oats or wheat hulled or coarsely ground; small particles of broken grain; sizings: as, oaten or wheaten grits.