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grot noun [ ɡrɒt ]

• something unpleasant, dirty, or of poor quality.
• "they watch endless grot on telly"
Origin: 1960s: back-formation from grotty.

grot noun

• a grotto.
Origin: early 16th century: from French grotte, from Italian grotta, via Latin from Greek kruptē ‘vault, crypt’.


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