glaringly noticeable, usu because excessively bad or objectionable; flagrant
gross error
constituting an overall total before deductions (e.g. for taxes) are made: compare net3
gross income
said of weight: including both the object in question and any incidentals, e.g. the container and packaging or, in the case of a vehicle, the load
coarse or vulgar
crowflowers, nettles, daisies, and long purples, that liberal shepherds give a grosser name — Shakespeare
informal disgustingly unpleasant; repulsive
big or bulky, esp excessively overweight
said of vegetation: dense or luxuriant
archaic made up of material or perceptible elements; corporal
the grosser part of human nature