grume Synonyms
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grume Meaning
Wordnet
grume (n)
a thick viscous liquid
a semisolid mass of coagulated red and white blood cells
Webster
grume (n.)
A thick, viscid fluid; a clot, as of blood.
grume Sentence Examples
- The grume of the old tree bark was a testament to its age and resilience.
- The farmer's hands were covered in grume after a long day of plowing.
- The sculptor deftly chiseled away the grume from the marble, revealing a hidden masterpiece.
- The aroma of grume wafted through the forest after a heavy rain.
- The child's face was smeared with grume from playing in the mud.
- The grume of the campfire kept us warm and cozy on a chilly night.
- The grume on the antique furniture gave it a patina of charm and history.
- The crust of the bread had a slight grume, adding an earthy flavor.
- The grume of the soil stuck to my boots as I walked through the garden.
- The grume of the ocean floor was a fascinating sight, teeming with marine life.
FAQs About the word grume
a thick viscous liquid, a semisolid mass of coagulated red and white blood cellsA thick, viscid fluid; a clot, as of blood.
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The grume of the old tree bark was a testament to its age and resilience.
The farmer's hands were covered in grume after a long day of plowing.
The sculptor deftly chiseled away the grume from the marble, revealing a hidden masterpiece.
The aroma of grume wafted through the forest after a heavy rain.
