grub|grubs in English

noun

[grʌb]

food, cheap meal (Slang); larva of some insects; slob, slovenly person; person who performs dull monotonous work

Use "grub|grubs" in a sentence

1. And dig for grubs

2. Let's get some grub.

3. The chicks/caterpillars/grubs have hatched.

4. Where's the grub? I'm starving.

5. Boxcars Pub & Grub, Clinton, WI

6. They serve good pub grub there.

7. Sometimes men have eaten worms and grubs and roots.

8. The birds come searching for juicy worms and grubs.

9. Could I grub a cigarette off you?

10. He tries to grub out his family history.

11. Fedora uses the GRUB Boot loader by default

12. Get yourself some grub and come and sit down.

13. What grub had chewed galleries in solid maple wood?

14. Today, we will familiarize ourselves with Grub Boot loader

15. Brogans Pub & Grub « Back To Palo, IA

16. They do really good grub in our local pub.

17. Antonyms for Blastulae include larvae, grubs, maggots, nymphs, bugs, naiades and creepy-crawlies

18. Adult leaf Chafers (Macrodactylus) eat foliage, whereas grubs feed underground on plant roots.

19. Weaving excavate and grub supersedure plan is means of dealing with connection of excavate and grub in mine production, and is chief and basal work.

20. 16 A grub looks like a short fat worm.

21. She sprinkled pepper on my grub, watching me nosh.

22. No one else grubs up the moss so wantonly as Tommy Brock.

23. Each of these eggs hatches out into a tiny grub.

24. You can get good grub for less than $10 a person.

25. Billbugs are the most common grub insects in Idaho lawns