NTC''''s Pocket Dictionary of Words and Phrases part 29 potx

greedy ["gri di] adj. showing greed;
desiring money, possessions, or
power too strongly. (Adv: greedily.
Comp: greedier; sup: greediest.)
green ["grin] 1. n. the color of grass
or of the leaves of trees in the
summer; the color made when
blue and yellow are mixed
together. (Plural only for types
and instances.)
2. n. a grassy area.
3. adj. of the color of grass.
(Comp: greener; sup: greenest.)
4. adj. unripe; not yet ripe or
mature. (Comp: greener; sup:
greenest.)
5. adj. without experi-
ence; young. (Figurative on R.
Comp: greener; sup: greenest.)
→
have a green thumb
green with envy envious; jealous.
greenhouse ["grin haUs] n., irreg. a
building with a glass roof and
glass walls where the temperature
is controlled so that plants can
grow inside all year round. (Plural:
[
haU z@z].)
greens n. the leaves of certain
plants eaten as food. (Treated as

plural.)
greet ["grit] tv. to welcome some-
one; to address someone, espe-
cially upon meeting or arrival.
greeting ["gri tIN] n. a word,
phrase, or action—such as Hello—
said or done when meeting some-
one or when answering the
telephone.
grew ["gru] past tense of grow.
grid ["grId] 1. n. a series of lines
arranged vertically and horizon-
tally forming squares, especially as
found on maps or graphs.
2. n. a
series of rods, bars, or wires
arranged as in Q.
3. n. a network
of electrical lines spread over a
large area; a network of roads.
grief ["grif] n. sorrow; distress. (No
plural.)
→
come to grief
grill ["grIl] 1. n. a grid of metal rods
set over a fire, on which food is
placed to cook; a
barbecue Q.
2. n. an outdoor stove that cooks
food placed on a framework of

rows of metal bars.
3. tv. to cook
food on Q or W.
4. tv. to question
someone forcefully and thor-
oughly.
5. iv. [for food] to be
cooked on Q or W.
grille ["grIl] 1. n. a grate above the
front bumper of a car in front of
the radiator. (Compare this with
grill.) 2. n. a grid of metal bars
placed in a door or window.
grim ["grIm] 1. adj. not likely to
turn out well. (Adv: grimly. Comp:
grimmer; sup: grimmest.)
2. adj.
[looking] stern and harsh. (Adv:
grimly. Comp: grimmer; sup:
grimmest.)
grime ["graIm] n. thick, oily dirt.
(No plural.)
grin ["grIn] 1. n. a big smile. 2. iv.
to smile widely so that one’s teeth
show.
grin and bear it to endure some-
thing unpleasant in good humor.
grind ["graInd] 1. tv., irreg. to make
something into a powder or tiny
chunks, by crushing or pounding

it. (Past tense and past participle:
ground.) 2. tv., irreg. to rub things
together with force.
grind
someone
down to wear
someone down by constant
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requests; to wear someone down
by constant nagging.
grind
something
away to remove
something by grinding.
grind
something
down to make
something smooth or even by
grinding.
grind
something
out 1. to produce
something by grinding.
2. to pro-
duce something in a mechanical
or perfunctory manner.
→

have an ax to grind
grind
something
up to pulverize or
break something up by crushing,
rubbing, or abrasion.
grind to a halt to slow to a stop; to
run down.
grindstone ["graInd ston] n. a
thick, round wheel of stone that is
used to sharpen knives.
→
keep
one’s
nose to the grindstone
→ put
one’s
nose to the grindstone
grip ["grIp] 1. tv. to hold someone
or something tightly with one’s
hands.
2. n. a tight hold on some-
one or something.
→
come to grips with
something
→ lose
one’s
grip
grip

someone’s
attention to attract and
hold someone’s attention.
gripe ["graIp] n. a complaint.
gripe (about
someone or some-
thing
) to complain about someone
or something; to whine about
someone or something.
grit
one’s
teeth to grind one’s teeth
together in anger or determina-
tion.
groan ["gron] 1. n. a loud, deep
noise of pain, disappointment, or
disapproval.
2. iv. to make a loud,
deep noise of pain, disappoint-
ment, or disapproval.
3. iv. [for an
enormous bulk] to make a deep
noise or creak.
groan under the weight of
some-
thing
to suffer under the burden or
domination of something.
grocer ["gro s#] n. someone who

owns or runs a
grocery store;
someone who sells food and basic
supplies.
groceries ["gros riz ] n. items
bought at a
grocery store.
(Treated as plural, but not counta-
ble.)
grocery (store) ["gros ri ] n. a
store where food can be bought.
groom ["grum] 1. n. a man who is
getting married.
2. tv. to clean and
comb a horse.
3. tv. to make some-
one’s hair neat.
4. tv. to prepare
someone for a specific duty.
ground ["graUnd] 1. past tense and
past participle of
grind. 2. adj.
broken or chopped into powder or
into tiny chunks by grinding.
3. n.
the surface of the earth. (No plu-
ral.)
4. tv. to cause a pilot, air-
plane, or bird to stay on the
surface of the earth. (Past tense

and past participle: grounded.)
5.
tv. to make someone stay in a cer-
tain place as punishment. (Figura-
tive on R. Past tense and past
participle: grounded.)
6. tv. to
make an electrical device safer by
extending a wire into E. (Past
tense and past participle:
grounded.)
→
break new ground
→ cover a lot of ground
→ cut the ground out from under
someone
→ from the ground up
ground
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→ gain ground
→ get
one’s
feet on the ground
→ get
something
off (the ground)
→ have
one’s

ear to the ground
→ hold
one’s
ground
→ keep
one’s
ear to the ground
→ keep
one’s
feet on the ground
→ stand
one’s
ground
ground beef ["graUnd "bif] n. beef
that has been chopped or ground
fine; hamburger. (No plural.)
grounded in fact based on facts.
grounds n. the remains of pow-
dered coffee beans after coffee has
been made from them. (Treated as
plural, but not countable.)
grounds for
something
a basis or
cause for legal action such as a
lawsuit.
group ["grup] 1. n. a number of
people or things considered as a
unit; a category.
2. tv. to arrange

people or things into categories; to
place things or people together in
Q.
grow ["gro] 1. tv., irreg. to care for
plants, causing them to mature.
(Past tense:
grew; past participle:
grown.) 2. iv., irreg. to become
bigger, larger, or more powerful;
to increase.
3. iv., irreg. to become
a certain way.
grow into
something
to develop
into something.
grow to
do something
to gradually
begin to do certain things, using
verbs such as feel, know, like, need,
respect, sense, suspect, think, want,
wonder, etc.
growl ["graUl] 1. n. a deep, threat-
ening sound, especially one made
in anger.
2. iv. to make a deep,
threatening sound; to say some-
thing in a deep, threatening way,
especially when angry or irritated.

grown ["gron] 1. Past participle of
grow. 2. adj. fully developed;
adult; mature; ripe.
growth ["groT] 1. n. development;
the amount someone or something
develops in a certain period of
time. (No plural.)
2. n. an
increase; the process of becoming
bigger, larger, or more powerful.
(No plural.)
3. n. an unnatural or
unhealthy lump of tissue; a tumor.
guarantee [gEr @n "ti] 1. n. a writ-
ten document that promises that a
certain product will operate prop-
erly for a certain amount of time.
2. n. a written or verbal promise
that one will be responsible for
something, especially for certain
debts or actions.
3. tv. to promise
that something will be done. (The
object can be a clause with
that
U.) 4. tv. to promise to be respon-
sible for certain debts, actions, or
results.
5. tv. to provide Q, prom-
ising that a product will work

properly for a period of time.
guard ["gard] 1. n. someone or
some creature that watches and
protects someone or something.
2. the adj. use of Q. 3. tv. to pro-
tect someone or something; to
keep someone or something from
escaping.
guess ["gEs] 1. n. an opinion or
statement that is given without
really knowing what is true.
2. tv.
to make a successful try at figuring
out the right answer to a question.
(The object can be a clause with
that U.) 3. tv. to think that some-
thing will probably happen; to
ground beef
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suppose that something will hap-
pen. (The object is a clause with
that U.)
→
hazard a guess
→ Your guess is as good as mine.
guess at
something
to make a guess at

getting the right answer to a ques-
tion.
guest ["gEst] 1. n. someone who
visits another person’s home
because of an invitation.
2. n.
someone who is taken to dinner or
to a place of entertainment by
someone else, who is paying for it.
3. n. someone who is invited by an
organization or government to
make a visit.
4. n. a customer of a
hotel, motel, etc.
guest of honor a guest who gets
special attention from everyone;
the person for whom a party, cele-
bration, or ceremony is given.
guide ["gaId] 1. n. someone who
shows someone else the way.
2. n.
someone who leads tours.
3. n. a
book or chart of information
about a thing or a place.
4. tv. to
lead someone to the right place.
5. tv. to lead a tour. 6. tv. to direct
the business of something; to con-
trol something.

7. tv. to advise
someone.
guilt ["gIlt] 1. n. the feeling that one
has done something wrong or bad.
(No plural.)
2. n. the burden or
responsibility of having done
something wrong or bad. (No
plural.)
guilty ["gIl ti] adj. having broken a
rule or done something wrong;
judged in a court to have done a
crime; not innocent. (Adv: guiltily.
Comp: guiltier; sup: guiltiest.)
→
find
someone
guilty
guinea pig ["gIn i pIg] 1. n. a small
rodent, often kept as a pet or used
in medical and scientific experi-
ments.
2. n. someone who is being
used in an experiment. (Figurative
on Q.)
→
serve as a guinea pig
gulf ["g^lf] 1. n. an area of sea,
larger than a bay, surrounded by
land on two or three sides.

2. n. a
large or wide separation. (Figura-
tive on Q.)
gum ["g^m] 1. n. a soft, sticky, fla-
vored substance that people chew.
(Plural only for types and in-
stances.)
2. n. the upper or lower
ridge of flesh that covers the jaw
bones and surrounds the bases of
the teeth.
gun ["g^n] 1. n. a weapon that
shoots bullets.
2. n. a device or
tool that has a handle and trigger
like Q, used for applying or
installing something.
→
beat the gun
→ fire a gun
→ jump the gun
→ stick to
one’s
guns
gun for
someone
to be looking for
someone, presumably to harm
that person, as with a gun.
gush ["g^S] 1. n. a large flow of a

fluid.
2. iv. to flow out rapidly and
in large amounts.
3. tv. to allow a
fluid to flow; to make fluid flow.
gust ["g^st] 1. n. a strong rush of
wind or smoke.
2. iv. [for the
wind] to move in short, strong
bursts.
gut ["g^t] 1. n. the area of the intes-
tines or stomach. (No plural.)
gut
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2. tv. to take the intestines and
organs out of an animal.
gut feeling and gut reaction;
gut response a personal, intu-
itive feeling or response.
gut reaction Go to gut feeling.
gut response Go to gut feeling.
guts 1. n. the intestines. (Treated as
plural, but not countable. Collo-
quial.)
2. n. courage. (Treated as
plural, but not countable. Collo-
quial.)
→

hate
someone’s
guts
gutter ["g^t #] 1. n. a metal chan-
nel hanging on the edge of a roof
to carry away water when it rains.
2. n. the wide, wooden channel on
either side of a bowling lane.
3. n.
on a street, a lower, formed chan-
nel that leads water and other
waste to the entrance of a sewer.
→
in the gutter
guy ["gaI] 1. n. a man; a boy.
(Informal.)
2. n. a person, male or
female, especially in the plural.
(Informal.)
gym ["dZIm] 1. n. a gymnasium.
2. the adj. use of Q.
gymnasium [dZIm "nez i @m] n. a
large room or building for physical
education, physical training, or
certain sports events such as bas-
ketball and wrestling. (Can be
shortened to
gym.)
gyp
someone

out of
something
to
deceive someone in order to get
something of value.
gut feeling
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habit ["hAb It] 1. n. an action that
is done over and over, usually
without thinking about it.
2. n. an
addiction; a strong need for drugs,
tobacco, alcohol, etc.
3. n. the uni-
form worn by a monk or a nun.
→
break a habit
→ break
one’s
habit
→ break the habit
hack
something
down to chop
something down.
hack
something
up 1. to chop

something up into pieces.
2. to
damage or mangle something.
had ["hAd] 1. past tense and past
participle of
have. 2. aux. the past-
tense form of
have T, used in
forming the past
perfect verb
form. (Used before the past par-
ticiple of a verb. Reduced to ’d in
contractions. See also
has.)
→
been had
→ have had its day
had better is obliged to; should.
(Often -’d better.)
(had) known it was coming Go
to
knew it was coming.
hadn’t ["hAd nt] cont. had not.
hag ["hAg] n. an ugly old woman; a
witch.
hail ["hel] 1. n. round pellets of ice
that fall from the sky like rain.
(No plural. Number is expressed
with
hailstone(s).) 2. n. a group of

things that come in small, sharp
units.
3. n. a continual series of
demands, objections, questions,
etc.
4. tv. to greet or welcome
someone with cheers, joy, and
approval.
5. tv. to honor and
praise someone or something; to
praise and approve something
eagerly.
6. iv. [for Q] to fall from
the sky.
hail-fellow-well-met friendly to
everyone; falsely friendly to every-
one. (Usually said of males.)
hailstone ["hel ston] n. a small,
round ball of ice that falls from
the sky like rain.
hailstorm ["hel storm] n. a storm
that produces or includes hail.
hair ["hEr] 1. n. the strands or fibers
that grow on the body of an ani-
mal, especially the ones that grow
on top of the heads of humans.
(No plural. Treated as singular.)
2. n. one of the strands or fibers
that grow on the body of an ani-
mal as in Q.

→
by a hair’s breadth
→ curl
someone’s
hair
→ get in
someone’s
hair
→ hang by a hair
→ let
one’s
hair down
→ make
someone’s
hair stand on end
→ neither hide nor hair
→ part
someone’s
hair
→ tear
one’s
hair (out)
hair of the dog that bit
one
a
drink of liquor taken when one
has a hangover; a drink of liquor
taken when one is recovering from
drinking too much liquor.
hairbrush ["hEr br@S] n. a brush

used for smoothing hair and mak-
ing it look orderly.
haircut ["hEr k@t] 1. n. an act or
instance of cutting hair, especially
the hair on top of someone’s head.
2. n. the particular way that one’s
hair has been cut; a hairstyle.
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hairy ["hEr i] adj. covered with hair;
having a lot of hair. (Comp:
hairier; sup: hairiest.)
hale and hearty well and healthy.
half ["hAf] 1. n., irreg. either of two
equal parts that form a complete
thing. (Plural:
halves.) 2. n. a por-
tion—as described in Q—of the
amount of people or things
already mentioned or referred to.
(Treated as singular or plural.)
3. adj. being Q of an amount;
being one of two equal parts.
4. adv. part of the way; not com-
pletely.

→
at half-mast
→
one’s
better half
→ six of one and half a dozen of
the other
halfhearted ["hAf "hart Id] adj. not
too enthusiastic; without excite-
ment. (Adv: halfheartedly.)
→
be halfhearted (about
someone or
something
)
halfway ["hAf "we] 1. adj. at the
middle; in the middle.
2. adv. to
the point that is Q.
→
meet
someone
halfway
hall ["hOl] 1. n. a passage that con-
nects rooms and stairways inside a
house or building. (See also
hall-
way
.) 2. n. a large room for big
meetings, lectures, dances, etc.

3. n. a building where college stu-
dents live, sleep, study, or have
classes.
→
city hall
hallway ["hOl we] n. a hall; a pas-
sage that connects rooms and
stairways inside a house or build-
ing.
halt ["hOlt] 1. iv. to stop. 2. tv. to
cause someone or something to
stop.
→
grind to a halt
halves ["hAvz] plural of half.
ham ["hAm] 1. n. the upper part of
a hog’s rear hip and thigh, pre-
served by salt and a special kind of
wood smoke.
2. n. Q eaten as
food. (Plural only for types and
instances.)
ham
something
up to perform in
something in an exaggerated and
exhibitionist manner.
hamburger ["hAm b# g#] 1. n.
beef that has been ground into
tiny bits. (No plural.)

2. n. a sand-
wich made of cooked ground beef
and a specially shaped bun.
hammer ["hAm #] 1. n. a tool with
a heavy metal head that is used to
pound nails or to break things.
2. tv. to hit something with Q.
→
fight
someone or something
hammer
and tongs
→ go at it hammer and tongs
hammer (away) at
someone
to
interrogate someone; to ask ques-
tions endlessly of someone. (Figu-
rative.)
hammer
something
down to
pound something down, making it
even with the surrounding area.
hammer
something
home to try
extremely hard to make someone
understand or realize something.
hammer

something
in(to
someone
) and pound
something
in(to
someone
) to teach some-
thing to someone intensively, as if
one were driving the information
in by force.
hammer
something
in(to
some-
thing
) and pound
something
in(to
something
) to drive some-
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thing into something as with a
hammer.
hand ["hAnd] 1. n. the structure at
the end of the arm used for grasp-
ing; the most distant part of the

arm, below the wrist.
2. n. the
cards given or dealt to someone in
a card game; one session in a game
of cards.
3. n. side; direction. (No
plural.)
4. n. one of the pointers
on a clock or watch.
5. tv. to give
something to someone by using
one’s Q.
6. the adj. use of Q or
R.
→
be putty in
someone’s
hands
→ bite the hand that feeds
one
→ bound hand and foot
→ by a show of hands
→ can’t see
one’s
hand in front of
one’s
face
→ close at hand
→ come away empty-handed
→ dirty

one’s
hands
→
do something
by hand
→ eat out of
someone’s
hand
→ fold
one’s
hands
→ force
someone’s
hand
→ from hand to hand
→ get
one’s
hands dirty
→ get the upper hand (on
someone
)
→ go away empty-handed
→ have clean hands
→ have
one’s
hand in the till
→ have
one’s
hands full (with
someone or something

)
→ have
one’s
hands tied
→ have
someone or something
in
one’s
hands
→ have
someone’s
blood on
one’s
hands
→ have
something
at hand
→ in hand
→ join hands
→ know
someone or something
like the
back of
one’s
hand
→ know
someone or something
like the
palm of
one’s

hand
→ live from hand to mouth
→
one’s
hands are tied
→ put
one’s
hand to the plow
→ shake hands
→ shake
someone’s
hand
→ show
one’s
hand
→ sit on
its
hands
→ sit on
one’s
hands
→ soil
one’s
hands
→ take the law into
one’s
own
hands
→ tie
someone’s

hands
→ Time hangs heavy on
someone’s
hands.
→ wait on
someone
hand and foot
→ wash
one’s
hands of
someone or
something
→ with both hands tied behind
one’s
back
→ with one hand tied behind
one’s
back
hand in glove (with
someone
)
very close to someone.
hand over fist [for money and
merchandise to be exchanged]
very rapidly.
hand over hand [moving] one
hand after the other (again and
again).
hand
something

down [for a
court] to issue a ruling. (Legal.)
hand
something
down from
some-
one
to
someone
to pass some-
thing down through many
generations.
hand
something
down (to
some-
one
) to pass on something to a
younger person, often a younger
relative.
hand
something
off (to
someone
)
to give a football directly to
another player. (Football.)
hand
something
out (to

someone
)
to pass something, usually papers,
out to people.
hand something out (to someone)
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handicap ["hAn di kAp] 1. n. a dis-
ability; a disadvantage; something
that hinders someone from doing
something in the usual way.
2. n.
[in sports or games] placing
restrictions on a better player in
order to make the event more
competitive.
3. tv. to prevent
someone from doing something in
the usual way; to hinder someone.
handkerchief ["hAN k# tSIf] n. a
square of soft fabric used to wipe
one’s nose or face.
handle ["hAn d@l] 1. n. the part of
an object that is held on to so that
the object can be used, moved,
picked up, pushed, pulled, opened,
or closed.
2. tv. to feel someone or
something with one’s hands; to use

one’s hands on someone or some-
thing.
3. iv. [for something] to
work in a certain way while being
used; [for a vehicle or boat] to be
guided, driven, or steered.
→
fly off the handle
→ get a handle on
something
→ have a handle on
something
handle
someone
with kid gloves
to be very careful with a touchy
person; to deal with someone who
is very difficult.
hands down easily and without
opposition; indisputably.
handsome ["hAn s@m] 1. adj. very
attractive; [of a male] very good-
looking. (Adv: handsomely. Comp:
handsomer; sup: handsomest.)
2. adj. ample; generous; more than
enough. (Adv: handsomely. Comp:
handsomer; sup: handsomest.)
handwriting ["hAnd raIt IN] 1. n.
writing done by hand with a pen
or pencil instead of with a type-

writer or computer. (No plural
form.)
2. n. one’s own style of
writing; a sample of one’s own
handwriting. (No plural form.)
→
see the (hand)writing on the
wall
hang ["hAN] 1. tv., irreg. to suspend
something from a higher place,
using a rope, chain, etc. (Past tense
and past participle:
hung.) 2. tv.,
irreg. to attach something to a
wall.
3. tv. to execute a person by
suspending the person by the
neck. (Past tense and past partici-
ple: hanged for this sense.)
4. iv.,
irreg. to be suspended over some-
thing; to remain above someplace
or thing.
→
get the hang of
something
→ have
something
hanging over
one’s

head
→ keep
someone or something
hanging
in midair
→ leave
someone or something
hanging
in midair
→ Time hangs heavy on
someone’s
hands.
hang (around) and hang (out) to
waste time somewhere; to do
nothing for a period of time.
hang around (
someplace
) to loiter
someplace; to be in a place or in an
area, doing nothing in particular.
hang around with
someone
to
spend time doing nothing in par-
ticular with someone.
hang back (from
someone or
something
) to lag back behind
someone or something; to stay

back from someone or something,
perhaps in avoidance.
hang by a hair and hang by a
thread to be in an uncertain posi-
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tion; to depend on something very
insubstantial for support.
hang by a thread Go to hang by a
hair.
hang fire to delay or wait; to be
delayed.
hang in the balance to be in an
undecided state; to be between
two equal possibilities.
Hang on! Be prepared for fast or
rough movement.
hang on 1. to wait awhile. 2. to
survive awhile. (Figurative.)
3. to
linger or persist.
hang on
someone’s
every word to
listen carefully to everything
someone says.
hang on (to
someone or some-

thing
) and hold on (to
someone
or something
) 1. to grasp someone
or something.
2. to keep someone
or something.
hang
one’s
hat up
somewhere
to
take up residence somewhere.
hang (out) Go to hang (around).
hang out (with
someone or some-
thing
) to associate with someone
or a group on a regular basis.
hang
someone
in effigy to hang a
dummy or some other figure of a
hated person.
hang together 1. [for something
or a group of people] to hold
together; to remain intact.
2. [for
a story] to flow from element to

element and make sense.
3. [for
people] to spend time together.
hang up 1. [for a machine or a
computer] to grind to a halt; to
stop because of some internal
complication.
2. to replace the
telephone receiver after a call.
hangar ["hAN #] n. a large building
where airplanes are stored and
serviced.
hanger ["hAN #] n. a wooden,
metal, or plastic frame for sus-
pending clothing inside a closet.
happen ["hAp @n] iv. to occur; to
take place.
→
can’t wait (for
something
to
happen)
happen to
do something
to do
something by chance, without
planning to do it; to have the good
or bad fortune to do something.
happen to
someone or something

to be done to someone or some-
thing; to be experienced by some-
one or something.
happen (up)on
someone or some-
thing
to find someone or some-
thing, as if by accident.
happiness ["hAp i n@s] n. being
happy; being glad or joyful. (No
plural.)
happy ["hAp i] 1. adj. [of someone
or some creature] feeling or show-
ing joy or being in a good mood;
[of someone] glad, pleased, or
willing. (Adv: happily. Comp: hap-
pier; sup: happiest.)
2. adj. causing
joy; joyful. (Adv: happily. Comp:
happier; sup: happiest.)
→
(as) happy as a clam
→ hit a happy medium
→ strike a happy medium
harbor ["har b#] 1. n. a sheltered
port where ships and boats can
anchor safely.
2. tv. to keep some-
thing in one’s mind, especially bad
feelings toward someone.

harbor
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