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groom verb [ ɡruːm ]

• brush and clean the coat of (a horse, dog, or other animal).
• "the horses were groomed and taken to shows"
Similar: curry, brush, comb, rub, rub down,
• prepare or train (someone) for a particular purpose or activity.
• "star pupils who are groomed for higher things"
Similar: prepare, prime, make ready, ready, condition, tailor, coach, train, instruct, tutor, drill, teach, educate, school,

groom noun

• a person employed to take care of horses.
Similar: stable hand, stableman, stable lad, stable boy, stable girl, equerry,
• a bridegroom.
Similar: bridegroom, new husband, husband-to-be, newly-married man, newly-wed,
• any of various officials of the royal household.
Origin: Middle English (in the sense ‘boy’, later ‘man, male servant’): of unknown origin.


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