Associations to the word «Greave»
Noun
- Fathom
- Herman
- Coat
- Lucas
- Lorraine
- Radical
- Plate
- Danny
- Justin
- Cotton
- Higgins
- Bobby
- Kangaroo
- Terry
- Nigel
- Bury
- Doris
- Adrian
- Augustus
- Filmmaker
- Spa
- Cement
- Cloak
- Brennan
- Boot
- Overall
- Banks
- Mathematician
- Browne
- Rules
- Piano
- Sandra
- Ernest
- Brent
- Rag
- Belt
- Tim
- Sixth
- Vocalist
- Nottingham
- Warrior
- Stanley
- Daniel
- Fa
- John
- Fitting
- Lancaster
- Hawkins
- Evelyn
- Walter
- Johnston
- Lisa
- Gary
- Detective
- Sir
- Edward
- Breast
- Brook
- Wear
- Emerson
- Preston
- Percy
- Nicholas
- Store
- Baronet
- Heap
- Cyclist
- Footballer
- Goal
- Manager
- Lap
- Brian
- Ron
- Emmy
- Waist
- Aaron
- Lyric
- Kevin
Wiktionary
GREAVE, noun. (obsolete) A bush; a tree; a grove.
GREAVE, noun. (obsolete) A bough; a branch.
GREAVE, noun. (obsolete) A ditch or trench.
GREAVE, noun. A piece of armour that protects the leg, especially the shin.
GREAVE, verb. (nautical) (transitive) To clean (a ship's bottom); to grave.
Dictionary definition
GREAVE, noun. Armor plate that protects legs below the knee.
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