Meaning

1 senses
  1. (Australia, New Zealand, slang)Excellent.

    I had a grouse day.

    That food was grouse.

Examples

7 sentences
  1. Tom is grouse hunting.

    ruТом охотится на куропаток. — odexed

  2. He's got nothing to grouse about.

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  3. She was grousing about having to go back to work.

    deSie stöhnte, dass sie wieder zur Arbeit musste. — Pfirsichbaeumchen

  4. The male grouse performs elaborate dances in order to attract a mate.

    ruСамец тетерева выполняет сложные танцы, чтобы привлечь пару. — Smoky

  5. Grouse feed on the young shoots of heather.

Origin

Uncertain; possibly from British dialectal groosh (“excellent, very good”) (Lothian (Scotl

Uncertain; possibly from British dialectal groosh (“excellent, very good”) (Lothian (Scotland)), grosh (northeast Lancashire) and groshy (“having thriving vegetation; juicy and tender; of weather: good for vegetation, rainy”) (Lancashire, Yorkshire), grushie (“having thriving vegetation”) (Scotland); from Scots groosh (“excellent, very good”) (Lothian, obsolete), grush (obsolete), grushie, grushy (“growing healthily or lushly; excellent, very good”) (both archaic), from gross (“lacking refinement, coarse; fat; large”) + -ie (suffix meaning ‘rather, somewhat’).

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