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gross

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Synonyms: cross, gloss, dross, grass, ross, goss, pross, gros, grows, bross, grosz

Antonyms: cross, gloss, dross, grass, ross, goss, pross, gros, grows, bross, grosz

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Adjective

  1. {{senseid|en|serious or flagrant}} Remarkably [[great]], [[big]], [[vast]] in an often unpleasant way; {{q|of behaviour}} [[highly|Highly]] or [[conspicuous|conspicuously]] [[offensive]].
  2. {{senseid|en|versus net}} {{lb|en|of an amount}} [[exclude|Excluding]] any [[deduction]]s; [[include|including]] all associated amounts.
  3. {{senseid|en|macroscopic}}{{lb|en|science|pathology}} Seen without a [[microscope]] (usually for a tissue or an organ); at a large [[scale]]; not [[detailed]].
  4. {{senseid|en|disgusting}}{{lb|en|informal|Australia|North America}} Causing [[disgust]].
  5. {{senseid|en|coarsely vulgar}} Lacking [[refinement]] in [[behaviour]] or [[manner]]; [[offend]]ing a [[standard]] of [[morality]].
  6. {{lb|en|of a product}} Lacking [[refinement]]; not of high [[quality]].
  7. {{lb|en|of a substance}} [[dense|Dense]], [[heavy]].
  8. {{lb|en|of a person}} Heavy in [[proportion]] to one's [[height]]; having a lot of [[excess]] [[flesh]].
  9. {{lb|en|now|chiefly|poetic}} Difficult or impossible to see through.
  10. {{lb|en|archaic}} Not [[sensitive]] in [[perception]] or feeling.
  11. {{lb|en|obsolete}} Easy to [[perceive]].

Noun

  1. {{senseid|en|twelve dozen, 144}} [[twelve|Twelve]] [[dozen]] = 144.
  2. {{senseid|en|total before deductions are subtracted}} The total [[amount]] (of goods, money, etc) before [[tax]]es, [[expense]]s, [[exception]]s, [[tare#Noun_2|tare]]s, or similar [[deduction]]s are [[subtract]]ed.
  3. {{senseid|en|bulk; mass}} The [[bulk]]; the [[mass]].

Verb

  1. {{lb|en|transitive}} To earn money, not including expenses.

Proper noun

  1. {{surname|en|from=Middle English}}, originally a [[nickname]] for a big man, from {{inh|en|enm|gros||large}}.
  2. {{place|en|village|s/Nebraska}}, having a population of two as of 2010.

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