Definition:
ground
- groundto wear, crush, or sharpen by friction
- groundof or on ground
- grounddreary, uninteresting work
- groundearth or soil
- groundgradually from the most elementary level to the highest level
- groundbeyond a reasonable or necessary point
- groundto be perfectly satisfactory; please greatly
- groundto render (an argument, position, person, etc.) ineffective or invalid; refute
- groundcoffee dregs
- groundto cause (a ship) to run aground
- groundat the place of interest or importance; actively engaged
- groundto maintain one's position; be steadfast
- groundextensively; thoroughly
- groundin an area or situation that one knows well
- groundto place on a foundation
- groundthe land surrounding a building
- groundthe act or sound of grinding
- groundto change position in an argument or situation
- groundto advance (or fail to advance)
- groundto teach the basics to
- groundto restrict (an aircraft or pilot) to the ground
- groundinto a den, burrow, shelter, or the like
- groundto rub together harshly, as the teeth
- groundthe basis for a belief
- groundto make a certain amount of progress in dealing with a piece of work, subject, treatise, or the like
- groundthe earth's solid surface
- groundinto action or well under way
- groundto pass or travel over a certain area
- groundto reduce to particles
- groundinto concealment or hiding
- groundto become grounded at low water
- groundto restrict the social activities of
- groundgrade of fineness
- groundto operate by turning a crank
- groundto place on a foundation
- groundto be put out at first base after hitting a ground ball to the infield