A ground or occasion of complaint with (also against, †to) a person, leading to hostile feeling, words, or action; a reason for having, or cause…

A particular instance of this feeling: const. against (a person); also frequently in to have a grudge against (†to, †at), to bear, owe (a person) a g…

In plural. Feelings of jealousy, resentment, or bitterness; grudges.

A grievance, a grudge; a cause of offence or disagreement; the grounds for a quarrel; (also) ill feeling, antipathy, resentment; (in later use) spec.…

A grudge, spite, or offence. Chiefly in to take (a) pritch (against). Obsolete.

figurative. A grudge, dislike, spite, ground of complaint. Chiefly in to haveor take a stitch against (rarely at) (a person). Obsolete.

Secret enmity, spite; grudge.

An instance of this feeling; a grudge.

colloquial (originally Australian). A tendency to view a person or thing with suspicion and disapproval; a prejudice, a grudge. Chiefly in to have…

British colloquial. to have (also get) a downer on (also upon): to dislike, to regard unfavourably, to be ill-disposed towards. Cf. down, n.4 2b.

A grievance, a grudge. Chiefly with for; esp. in to have a hard-on for and variants.