v. 1 to crush or make by crushing into very small pieces or a powder; 2 to make sharp or smooth by rubbing against; 3 to rub together in a harsh way
Emma likes to grind her own wheat flour.
Emma likes to grind her own wheat flour.
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Which tool was used to grind corn?
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Why do they sow and grind the wheat?
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What kind of berries did the family grind to dye the fabric red?
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Which tooth would a shark use to grind their food?
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They used a mortar and pestle to grind the acorns.
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What body part was it common practice in the 1800s for bakers to grind up and use to bulk up their bread?
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Why did the giant want to grind Jack's bones?
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The first step in making paper is grind of the wood. What is next?
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What helps the giraffes to grind their food
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He used a quern to grind the corn for the corn bread.
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Your bicuspid teeth help you to grind food.
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What do the parrotfish grind on?
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According to lesson one, what do chicken use to grind up things in their gizzard?
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Why was the Giant going to grind Jacks bones?
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crushing; pulverizing;grating; rubbing; milling
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1 syllables
grind
bind
blind
dined
find
fined
freind
hind
kind
lined
mind
mined
pined
rind
shined
signed
twined
whined
wind
wined
aligned
assigned
behind
combined
confined
consigned
declined
defined
designed
elkind
enshrined
entwined
gschwind
inclined
maligned
mankind
opined
refined
remind
resigned
unkind
unlined
unsigned
unwind
disinclined
intertwined
realigned
reassigned
redefined
redesigned
unconfined
undefined
undermined
unrefined
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