grody
[groh-dee]
adjective, gro·di·er, gro·di·est. Slang.
repulsive; disgusting; nauseating.
inferior in character or quality; seedy; sleazy: They lived for a month in a grody little shack without lights or running water.
Origin of grody
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Historical Examples of grody
"You must have misunderstood your visitor, Grody," said Frank.
Frank Merriwell's RacesBurt L. Standish
Grody held his breath, nearly bursting with astonishment and admiration.
Frank Merriwell's RacesBurt L. Standish
Then he quickly drew it out and Nemo started a bit, but was quieted by Grody.
Frank Merriwell's RacesBurt L. Standish
Till he gets here, Grody, I want you to watch Nemo like a hawk.
Frank Merriwell's RacesBurt L. Standish
The remaining lads hurried out of the stable to watch Frank ride, Grody accompanying them.
Frank Merriwell's RacesBurt L. Standish
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