Got,
have, possession.
Got,
must, necessary action.
Got,
(abb) begot, to sire.
I’ve got an apple that you’ve got to eat, you
misbegotten so-and-so.
Graft,
hardwork.
Graft,
to attach two living organisms.
Graft,
a stripling.
Graft,
corruption.
Graf,
German title.
Graph,
record, chart.
Kraft,
processed cheese.
Craft,
skill.
Craft,
a vessel.
The Graf’s craft at making a graft was recorded on
a graph. His prize of Kraft was lost through graft, so
he sailed off on a craft.
Grain,
growth lines in timber.
Grain,
wheat, corn etc.
Selling his grain at the price went against the grain.
Grapefruit,
large, acid yellow citrus fruit.
Grape fruit,
fruit of the grapevine.
I want grapefruit, not grape fruit
Grass,
green vegetation.
Grass,
(sl) to inform, to give information to authorities.
Grass,
(sl) marijuana.
Grave,
serious.
Grave,
place of burial.
Graze,
to scrape or remove the surface.
Grey’s,
brand of cigarettes.
Greys,
only regiment of Scot’s cavalry.
Grey’s,
(elegy) popular poem.
Graze anatomy,
to scrape one's anatomy.
Grey's Anatomy,
popular medical book.
Gray’s Inn,
area in London.
Grazing,
ruminants method of eating.
Members of the legal profession are often found
grazing at Gray’s Inn.
Greater,
bigger.
Grater,
carrot slicer.
A greater grater.
Great,
large.
Great,
outstanding, fabulous.
Grate,
fireplace.
Grate,
shred.
Grate,
irritate.
Don’t grate the nutmeg in the great grate, the noise
grates.
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