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† grassil, v. Sc. Obs.
Also 6 graisle, grasle.
[Perh. echoic.]
intr. To make a harsh noise; to creak, rattle; also quasi-trans., to make a harsh noise with (the teeth or tusks), to gnash.
1513Douglas æneis i. ii. 60 Sone eftir this, of men the clamour rais, The takles graislis, cabillis can freit and frais. Ibid. iii. x. 17 Grassilland his teth, and rummesand full hie. Ibid. viii. iv. 103 Grasling his teith, and byrnand full of ire. |