growan (Meaning)

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growan (n.)

A decomposed granite, forming a mass of gravel, as in tin lodes in Cornwall.

No Synonyms and anytonyms found

The crowd erupted into a deafening groan as the home team missed the game-winning shot.
A low groan escaped the captain's lips as he realized the severity of the injury.
The burden of carrying his family's hopes and dreams weighed heavily on him, causing a perpetual groan to linger in his voice.
The old tree groaned and creaked under the force of the gale, threatening to collapse at any moment.
His stomach rumbled and groaned, an urgent reminder to feed his starving body.
The wounded animal uttered a plaintive groan, its voice filled with both pain and fear.
The machinery groaned and struggled as it lifted the heavy load.
His voice shook with a mix of anger and anguish, his words barely audible above the groaning of the storm.
The door creaked and groaned open, revealing a scene of devastation and heartbreak.
The thunder roared and the wind howled, a symphony of nature's unyielding power that drowned out all other sounds but its own deafening groan.

A decomposed granite, forming a mass of gravel, as in tin lodes in Cornwall.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The crowd erupted into a deafening groan as the home team missed the game-winning shot.

A low groan escaped the captain's lips as he realized the severity of the injury.

The burden of carrying his family's hopes and dreams weighed heavily on him, causing a perpetual groan to linger in his voice.

The old tree groaned and creaked under the force of the gale, threatening to collapse at any moment.