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Things grind often describes ("grind ________")
- flesh
- fit
- contents
- organ
- skin
- powder
- edges
- raisins
- peanuts
- beef
- material
- almonds
- bevel
- peppercorns
- ground
- corn
- seed
- ginger
- peppers
- wheat
- grain
- glass
- liver
- seeds
- garlic
- beat
- valves
- knives
- coffee
- routine
- mill
- beans
- cranberries
- clearance
- house
- face
- gold
- everything
- mixture
- stone
- dance
- coriander
- fine
- meats
- half
- onion
- shank
- samples
- sample
- coconut
- wheel
- metal
- ham
- stones
- chillies
- out
- verb
- lead
- pork
- drill
- surfaces
- grains
- test
- trimmings
- salt
- teeth
- meal
- tools
- nuts
- colors
- music
- rice
- shaft
- fish
- items
- stain
- bearing
- onions
- meat
- tablets
- leaves
- pepper
- surface
- tissue
- cornmeal
- flour
- shop
- welds
- materials
- ingredients
- tool
- walnuts
How grind often is described ("________ grind")
- regular
- weary
- terrible
- unending
- coarser
- uphill
- tough
- wearisome
- mile
- hollow
- beastly
- dull
- hard
- cruel
- old
- harsh
- remorseless
- deadly
- rough
- dreary
- steady
- heavy
- monotonous
- slow
- terrific
- unrelenting
- year
- grim
- continual
- horrible
- exhausting
- metallic
- awful
- weekly
- arduous
- hopeless
- mechanical
- steep
- usual
- greasy
- constant
- tedious
- grueling
- finer
- dry
- horrid
- corporate
- fearful
- mere
- five
- daily
- endless
- routine
- hour
- eternal
- deadening
- unremitting
- long
- everlasting
- incessant
- day
- fine
- nightly
- familiar
- relentless
- infernal
- perpetual
- ceaseless
- everyday
- continuous
- humdrum
- academic
- sheer
- coarse
- and
- merciless
