grouselessadj.
/ˈɡraʊslɪs/ Having no grouse.
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grouseless1869
1869 Daily News 23 June Upon the edge of a grouseless moor.
1880 Punch 28 Aug. 96/1 The Twelfth gone and past, not a bang at the grouse! I..pity the sorrows of grouseless M.P.'s.
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adj.1869- to bring to stall
- to bring to state
- to bring to terms
- to bring to the bullring
- to bring to the earth
- to bring to the gangway
- to bring to the ground
- to bring to the halberds
- to bring to the hammer
- to bring to the ladder
- to bring to the market
- to bring to the neck-verse
- to bring to the neckverse
- to bring to the party
- to bring to the pot
- to bring to the proof
- to bring to the scratch
- to bring to the stretch
- to bring to the table
- to bring to trial
- to bring to wrack
- to bring to wrack and ruin
- to bring to, keep on the stage
- to bring to, on, or upon bier
- to bring to, on, or upon one's bier