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grod
B2
Scottish Gaelic adjective
Usage:
82%
rotten, spoiled
Translation: rotten, spoiled
Pronunciation: /kɾot/
Meaning: rotten, decayed, or spoiled

This meaning refers to organic material or food that has decayed and is no longer fresh or usable.

In Scottish Gaelic, grod can describe rotten food.

The fruit was described as grod.

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B2
Scottish Gaelic adjective
Usage:
91%
terrible, lousy
Translation: terrible, lousy
Pronunciation: /kɾot/
Meaning: lousy, terrible, or very poor in quality

This figurative meaning describes something considered extremely bad, unpleasant, or unsuccessful.

The speaker called the music grod.

A grod performance disappointed the audience.

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C1
figurative Scottish Gaelic adjective
Usage:
48%
nasty, contemptible
Translation: nasty, contemptible
Pronunciation: /kɾot/
Meaning: morally unpleasant or contemptible

This extended use describes behavior or character considered nasty, dishonorable, or objectionable.

His grod behavior angered the community.

The story describes a grod and dishonest character.

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