griff Antonyms
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Meaning of griff
Webster
griff (n.)
Grasp; reach.
An arrangement of parallel bars for lifting the hooked wires which raise the warp threads in a loom for weaving figured goods.
A person of mixed blood.
griff Sentence Examples
- The griff of the dragon's claws left deep marks in the rock.
- The forest ranger's griff was sharp and could cut through brush with ease.
- The sculptor used a griff to carve intricate details into the marble.
- The surgeon's griff-like hands enabled him to perform delicate procedures with precision.
- The baker's griff quickly and expertly scored the surface of the bread.
- The artist's griff danced across the canvas, creating vibrant and lifelike images.
- The potter's griff molded the clay into an elegant vase.
- The jeweler's griff meticulously set the diamond into the ring.
- The blacksmith's griff forged the metal into a sturdy sword.
- The gardener's griff-shaped trowel made planting effortless.
FAQs About the word griff
Grasp; reach., An arrangement of parallel bars for lifting the hooked wires which raise the warp threads in a loom for weaving figured goods., A person of mixed
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The griff of the dragon's claws left deep marks in the rock.
The forest ranger's griff was sharp and could cut through brush with ease.
The sculptor used a griff to carve intricate details into the marble.
The surgeon's griff-like hands enabled him to perform delicate procedures with precision.
