Grecian /grēˈsh(y)ən/

Greek

1. A Greek
2. A scholar of Greek language and literature
3. A hellenizing Jew (Bible)
4. A senior boy of Christ's Hospital school
5. An Irish labourer recently arrived in England (old slang)

Grecian bend noun

A mode of walking with a slight bend forward, at one time affected by a few women in an attempt to imitate the pose of a figure such as the Venus of Milo

Grecian nose noun

A straight nose which forms a continuous line with the forehead

gree² /grē/

1. Degree, rank (obsolete)
2. A step (obsolete)
3. Superiority (dialect)
4. Victory (dialect)
5. The prize for such (dialect)

grece /grēs/ noun (from the French plural; obsolete or dialect)

1. A flight of steps
2. A step

—Also spelt grees, grese, greece, greese, grice, griece, gris, grise, grize; greesˈing, gressˈing and even grēˈcian are obsolete forms

grieced adjective (heraldry)

Having or placed on steps

• oblivious
• obliviously
• obliviousness
• obliviousnesses
• obliviscence
• obliviscences
• Oblomovism
• oblong
• oblongs
• obloquies
• obloquy
• obmutescence
• obmutescences
• obmutescent
• obnoxious
• obnoxiously
• obnoxiousness
• obnoxiousnesses
• obnubilate
• obnubilated
• obnubilates
• obnubilating
• obnubilation
• obnubilations
• obo